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The Magnificence of Hampi

• Culture • Temples
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Loaded with ancient myths, beautiful rocky landscapes, numerous legends and significant historical facts, Hampi truly is a forgotten city in lieu of having multiple references in popular scripts like Ramayana, Puranas and Ashokan epigraphy.

The land of Hampi has experienced many rulers, wars, invasion, the evolution of world trade for over a century and not to mention Gods and still manages to withstand time and struggled through. Hampi is a city of magnificent historical evidence for ancient Indian culture, unity, prominence, intelligence and art forms dating for over a period of 2000 years and deserves its recognition as a World Heritage Site declared by UNESCO.

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