Hampi-2

The temple has musical pillars that have different tunes of Saregam to play.

Under the tree of interesting shape.

And of course a shot in front of the chariot- I wish to be on a 50rupee note :P

Narasimha, who originally had his partner on his knee, who had been detached from him, welcomed me here. According to the guide, his face was or is to be revised as the archeological department discovered that it was originally an angry face not a smiley one. The guide worked hard for me to cover all places within six hours and to take pictures of me, but his language was so confusing and I was so tired to concentrate on his words to understand in such a hot day!!

Shiva linga under water- I never found shiva linga beautiful but this one was. 

Who can ever build something like this!? Incredibly amazing view!!

Ganesha temple- subtle carvings of the fingers of the giant god.

Never danced on Ganesha but on a tihai describing elephants. 

Every angle is with various historical remainings.

Virpaksha temple looks a normal South Indian temple but its inside was extraordinary.

The elephant, Laxmi, gave me aashirvad(blessings).

Only an ancient genius mind can conceive of this- natural beauty of reflection.

Walking, climbing and descending on the rocks- each step showed me different landscapes. Didn’t want to leave so soon if the sun didn’t set so early.

Another elephant statue at the entrance of Hampi and it was the end of the day- couldn’t believe how the day flew.