Achyutaraya Temple

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Achyutaraya Temple is a grand 16th-century Vijayanagara-era temple complex in Hampi, India, renowned for its ornate carvings and monumental architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu temple
archaeological site
temple complex
accessedVia Achyutaraya Bazaar street
alternativeName Tiruvengalanatha Temple
linked to: Tiruvelukkai Temple
approximateCompletionYear early 16th century
architecturalStyle Vijayanagara architecture
builder Vijayanagara Empire
builtDuringReignOf Achyuta Deva Raya
centuryOfConstruction 16th century
country India
currentCondition ruined
dedicatedTo Vishnu
district Ballari district
era Vijayanagara period
linked to: Vijayanagara Empire
governingBody Archaeological Survey of India
hasFeature Kalyana mandapa
Yali pillars
courtyard
enclosure walls
garbhagriha
gopuram
mandapa
monumental entrance
mythological sculptures
ornate carvings
pillared halls
sculpted pillars
stone bas-reliefs
sub-shrines
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site component
locatedIn Ballari district
Hampi
India
Karnataka
Vijayanagara ruins
linked to: Hampi
material stone
namedAfter Achyuta Deva Raya
notableFor Vijayanagara-period carvings
monumental architecture
partOf Group of Monuments at Hampi
linked to: Hampi
region South India
religion Hinduism
situatedNear Matanga Hill
Tungabhadra River
state Karnataka
touristAttraction yes
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite Group of Monuments at Hampi
linked to: Hampi

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Hampi majorStructure Achyutaraya Temple