Hazara Rama Temple
Hazara Rama Temple
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ksarman
Yangon (Rangoon), Myanmar6,794 contributions
May 2023 • Friends
Located near the Queen bath and the royal enclosure this temple is just superb
The sculptures are so exceptional and well preserved
Snide look like it s basalt Pilar
The details are the top of the art
Lov it
The sculptures are so exceptional and well preserved
Snide look like it s basalt Pilar
The details are the top of the art
Lov it
Written 25 May 2023
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Milind Kshirsagar
Nagpur, India191 contributions
Dec 2022 • Family
It us a temple which is in best condition. Ramayana portrayed all along the walls in intricate carvings. The vicinity is also very beautiful. Also visit the backside. And don't forget to take a round trip around it.
Written 10 January 2023
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sundarjagalan
Chennai (Madras), India60 contributions
Dec 2022
Very old temple depicting beautiful stories. Nice place and must visit during the trip. Ensure you see all the pillars for their beauty work.
Written 9 January 2023
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Devendra G
India918 contributions
Jan 2023
Hazara rama temple is a temple of Lord Ram in the royal courtyard in Hampi. There is no idol in the temple and worship is not conducted now. The temple is very beautiful, the walls of the temple have carvings depicting the entire story of ramayan. Very very beautiful temple, must visit.
Written 7 January 2023
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Andrew D
Singapore, Singapore396 contributions
Dec 2022 • Solo
Hazara Rama offers some of the most detailed temple carvings, so intricate that at times I thought it is a present-day temple! Definitely a must visit.
Written 28 December 2022
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IQKaur
Bengaluru, India386 contributions
Nov 2022 • Couples
A huge temple dedicated to Lord Rama. Must visit in Hampi. Take a guide if interested in going through the story depicted on the walls
Written 27 November 2022
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KeKu
Pune, India386 contributions
Nov 2022
This is a must visit place as well, in Hampi. As the name suggests, it is dedicated to Lord Ram and hence, it has many carving depicting stories from Ramayana. The carvings are really beautiful. If you go in the evening, the temple just glows in the evening golden light
Written 7 November 2022
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Prodipto B
Kolkata (Calcutta), India646 contributions
Aug 2022
This temple has the Ramayana carved all over its walls. The scenes are well carved and easily recognizable. Well worth walking around!
Written 4 September 2022
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aur1408
Mumbai, India53 contributions
Mar 2022
In this temple Pundits are reading Ramayana 24 hrs x 365 days since 13 years .
The Temple also have chart how Rama travelled from Ayodhya to Srilanka ... whole path is depicted in one Map. intersting Facts
The Temple also have chart how Rama travelled from Ayodhya to Srilanka ... whole path is depicted in one Map. intersting Facts
Written 15 March 2022
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Purnima Jain
Bengaluru, India1,735 contributions
Nov 2021
Part of the Royal Enclosure, the Hazara Rama Temple (literally, the ‘thousand Ramas’ temple) is so called because it is fondly assumed to contain a thousand carved images of the Hindu deity Rama. Not so, a hundred or so would be more accurate a figure. These appear mainly in the form of the temple’s main attraction, the story of the Hindu epic, the Ramayana, which is carved on various walls of the temple and can be read in three rounds (parikramas). The births of Rama and his brothers; his winning of his wife Sita; Sita’s abduction by Ravana; Rama meeting Hanuman—all of it is here, and more.
That isn’t all, because the tall four stone pillars in front of the temple are beautifully carved and worth a look, and the rest of the carving on the temple walls (which consists of various deities and mythical beings) is impressive as well. The highly polished, very intricately worked black stone pillars inside the Hazara Rama Temple—where the inner sanctum would have been—are not originally from Hampi.
Despite its relatively small size, this temple is a knock-out. Every surface of the walls, porch, roofs and base is covered in exceptional carvings. Even the boundary wall is swimming with beautiful bas-reliefs.
There is no deity inside the temple and so can be explored with shoes on.
Apparently, Hazara means courtyard in Kannada.
For a detailed itinerary of a 7-Day trip to Hampi, Aihole, Pattadakal, Badami & Jog Falls near Shimoga from Bangalore, feel free to visit the Links tab on my profile on TripAdvisor.
That isn’t all, because the tall four stone pillars in front of the temple are beautifully carved and worth a look, and the rest of the carving on the temple walls (which consists of various deities and mythical beings) is impressive as well. The highly polished, very intricately worked black stone pillars inside the Hazara Rama Temple—where the inner sanctum would have been—are not originally from Hampi.
Despite its relatively small size, this temple is a knock-out. Every surface of the walls, porch, roofs and base is covered in exceptional carvings. Even the boundary wall is swimming with beautiful bas-reliefs.
There is no deity inside the temple and so can be explored with shoes on.
Apparently, Hazara means courtyard in Kannada.
For a detailed itinerary of a 7-Day trip to Hampi, Aihole, Pattadakal, Badami & Jog Falls near Shimoga from Bangalore, feel free to visit the Links tab on my profile on TripAdvisor.
Written 16 December 2021
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