Highlights
- The Hanuman-within-a-yantra carving.
- The Vyasaraja / Krishnadevaraya-era history.
- The short climb and quiet riverside setting.
The Yantroddharaka Hanuman Temple, on a low rocky rise near the river on the way to the Vittala temple, holds a striking carved image of Hanuman seated within a yantra — a geometric mystic diagram of interlocking triangles and a coiled serpent.
The Yantroddharaka Hanuman Temple, on a low rocky rise near the river on the way to the Vittala temple, holds a striking carved image of Hanuman seated within a yantra — a geometric mystic diagram of interlocking triangles and a coiled serpent.
The image was consecrated in the 16th century by the great Madhwa saint Vyasaraja (Vyasatirtha), spiritual guru of Krishnadevaraya, and the temple remains a revered pilgrimage stop, busiest on Saturdays.
Entry: Free
A short climb near the river, on the way to the Vittala temple
A working Madhwa shrine — remove footwear; can be busy on Saturdays.
Road km to Vijayanagara; ghat roads and traffic vary — allow extra.
October to February; morning.
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Entry: Free. Timings: Darshan hours. Fees and timings are indicative — confirm on site before you travel.
A short climb near the river, on the route between Hampi Bazaar and the Vittala temple. A working Madhwa shrine — remove footwear; can be busy on Saturdays.
20 to 30 minutes.
Nearby you can pair Zenana Enclosure (370 m), Lotus Mahal (460 m), Elephant Stables (530 m), Hazara Rama Temple (590 m).