Vista delle rovine di Vijayanagar nei pressi di Hampi nello stato federale della Karnataka in India meridionale. Circa 800 anni fa Hampi era la capitale del Cerva

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View of the ruins of Vijayanagar near Hampi in the federal state of Karnataka in Southern India. About 800 years ago Hampi was the capital of the Hindu kingdom of Vijayanagar. It was situated at the river Viannagara, also known as Tunghabhadra river. Nowadays the town is mostly unihabited. Hampi covers a rocky area of nearly 30 squaremeters. Many temples are situated in this area. Since 1986 the temple complex of Hampi belongs to the Unesco World Heritage. (undated picture) | usage worldwide

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