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Virupaksha Temple. Hampi, Karnataka, India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Stone carving of monkey god Hanuman, Virupaksha temple, Hampi, hinduism religion, ruin of Vijayanagara Empire, India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient Jaya statue of dwarpal of Vishnu, Virupaksha temple of Hampi, carved into boulder, hinduism religion, god, ganesh at ruin Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Manmantha Tank and a series of shrines, Virupaksha Temple, Hampi, karnataka. Sacred Center. The Kangiri Gopura on the left sid Royalty Free Stock Photo

Stone bas-reliefs on the column in Shiva Virupaksha Temple, Hampi. Carving stone ancient background. Carved figures made of stone Royalty Free Stock Photo

Carving on Stambha at Sri Virupaksha temple , Hampi , Karnataka , India Royalty Free Stock Photo

The main entrance tower or the east facing giant tower, Gopura, Virupaksha Temple, Hampi, karnataka. Sacred Center. View from the Royalty Free Stock Photo

Entrance Gopuram or gate of first courtyard. Virupaksha Temple, Hampi, Karnataka Royalty Free Stock Photo

Shiva Virupaksha Temple. Hampi, Karnataka, India. White yellow restored temple against the blue sky. Carving stone Royalty Free Stock Photo

Virupaksha Temple hampi india karnakata at sunset with the river colorful Royalty Free Stock Photo

Carved pillars, Ranga Mandapa, Virupaksha Temple, Hampi, karnataka. Sacred Center. Royalty Free Stock Photo

The 9 storey entrance to the Virupaksha temple, shot from the rocky hillock to the left of the temple. This temple is located on the south bank of the river Tungabadra. The access to the temple's main entrance tower is through the chariot street in front of the Hampi Bazaar. A UNESCO world hertiage site, the temple has been built progressively from the 12th century.