Here are some monuments of Hampi India. I am clearly infatuated with the stoic ancient splendor of Hampi. The architecture and the level of details is par excellence. These monuments are a heritage not just for India but the World and in that regard they are Monumental. The last picture is a random shot of a local market outside one of these temples which I could not resist sharing because of its vibrant colors which I think is quintessentially India. Enjoy!
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WONDERFUL monument, Neha ! – I don’t think I’ve ever seen that before. It’s absolutely mindblowing ! And as for the market: I love the way they’re all smiling at you – very sweet ! 😀
Thank you M-R, so glad you liked the pictures. Yea they all too happy to be photographed 🙂
Oh so colorful xx
Yeah I love the vibrant colors too.
Fab fab
Awww thank you very much.
The pictures tells you of the great past of India, which is ofcourse neglected by the modern society.
It is very unfortunate indeed. Thank you for your comment.
Superb images 🙂 I have been living in Bangalore for last 10 years and visited so many places around, but I still couldn’t make it to Hampi.
Your images reminds me and prompts me to plan a Hampi trip as early as possible 🙂
Thanks a lot for sharing.
You absolutely should! Not to be missed 🙂
I need to plan it for the post monsoon season 🙂