Vijayanagara Collection

Vellore Fort, 1828
3480377 Vellore Fort, 1828; (add.info.: Vellore Fort. By Marlet 1828. This large 16th-century fort situated in heart of the Vellore city, in the state of Tamil Nadu)

Stone carved chariot, Vittala Temple (16th century), Hampi, Karnataka, India

Vitla Roya temple, Humpi, India
Vitla Roya temple at the temple complex of Humpi, India. This temple complex is one of the oldest in India, from around the 12th Century, and is now a UNESCO world heritage site

Bas-reliefs, temple complex, Humpi, India
The walls of one of the temples at Humpi, Madras, India, showing the bas-reliefs ( a type of sculpture which has less depth in the faces and figures, allowing viewing from multiple angles)

Bishtapiah Gopara in ruins at Humpi, India
Bishtapiah Gopara at the temple complex of Humpi, India. This temple complex is one of the oldest in India, from around the 12th Century, and is now a UNESCO world heritage site

Gopura and Shikhara of the Kote Venkataramana Temple in Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Kote Venkataramana Temple is a Hindu temple in Krishnarajendra Road, Bangalore, India dedicated to the god Venkateshwara. The temple was built in 1689 in Dravidian

Illustration of Lotus Mahal, Vijayanagara, southern India

Lotus Mahal. s. XIV-s. XV. INDIA. Hampi. Inner
Lotus Mahal. s.XIV-s.XV. INDIA. Hampi. Inner arches. Hindu art. Architecture

INDIA. KARNATAKA. Hampi. Virupaksha Temple. Hindu art. Architecture

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Vijayanagara, the glorious empire of southern India, is a treasure trove of architectural marvels and rich cultural heritage. The Gopura and Shikhara of the Kote Venkataramana Temple in Bangalore stand tall as testaments to its grandeur. These intricately carved structures showcase the exquisite craftsmanship that was prevalent during this era. Venturing further into Hampi, we encounter the Vitla Roya temple, a sacred site that exudes an aura of divinity. Its ancient walls adorned with bas-reliefs tell tales of devotion and spirituality, transporting visitors back in time. As we explore deeper into the temple complex at Hampi, we stumble upon Bishtapiah Gopara in ruins - a poignant reminder of Vijayanagara's past glory. Despite its dilapidated state, it still manages to captivate with its remnants standing as silent witnesses to history. The stone-carved chariot at Vittala Temple takes us on a journey through time. This 16th-century masterpiece showcases intricate carvings depicting scenes from mythology and leaves visitors awe-inspired by its sheer beauty. One cannot miss the enchanting Lotus Mahal when visiting Vijayanagara. This architectural gem from the 14th-15th century emanates elegance and grace. Its delicate design resembles a blooming lotus flower, making it an iconic symbol of artistic excellence. Intriguingly hidden within Hampi's inner sanctum lies another Lotus Mahal - a testament to Vijayanagara's love for this captivating motif. It stands as a sanctuary where royalty sought solace amidst serene surroundings. Finally, our journey leads us to Virupaksha Temple - an epitome of Hindu architecture nestled amidst breathtaking landscapes. Here devotees gather to seek blessings while immersing themselves in spiritual bliss offered by this sacred place. Vijayanagara continues to enthrall visitors with its magnificent temples and palaces, leaving an indelible mark on the history and culture of India.