Hazara Rama Temple Hampi

About Hazara Rama Temple Hampi

Hazara Rama Temple is located in the middle of the royal area of Hampi, Karnataka and is dedicated to Lord Rama. It was built in the 15th century by the King of Vijayanagara, Devaraya II. In this temple, the outer wall is filled with carvings showing scenes from the Ramayana. The most important festival celebrations at this temple are Mahanavmi (Dasara) and Holi.

How to Reach Hampi Hazara Raama Temple

The temple can be easily reached by taking the different modes of transport. Some easy and comfortable ways are given below.

By Rail

The nearest railway station is Hospet railway station, at a distance of 12–13 km from the temple. There are direct trains from various major cities to this temple. You can even take the public transport or hire a private taxi to reach the temple from the station.

By Air

The nearest airport is Jindal Vidhyanagar airport, at a distance of 33 km from the temple. There are flights from various major cities. The facility of public transport and private taxis is easily available for one to reach the temple.

By Road

The city is very well connected with roadways. From nearby cities, you can even take the public transport or private taxis. The temple can be visited easily by roadway. The temple can be easily reached by taking this way.

Best Time to Visit Hazara Rama Temple Hampi

The temple can be explored comfortably during the winter months from October to March. The sightseeing can be even done easily during this time.