Monkey Temple (Hanuman), Hampi, India.
Monkey Temple (Hanuman), Hampi, India. The first temple we visited in Hampa was the temple of Hanuman, the monkey god. The temple is located on Anjaey hill. The hill is said to be the birthplace of Hanuman. The way to the top goes along the mountain stairs. This is a fairly large climb, and it is very difficult to overcome it. 570 steps if I'm not mistaken. I decided I couldn't handle it and stayed at the foot, knowing that I couldn't do it. But I had a very pleasant time watching the sunset and enjoying the fellowship with the young Indians. The temple is dedicated to the god Rami (and Hanuman). Ramayana - The story of Rama is described inside the temple in Hindi. Those who understand Hindi and are interested in the Ramayana listen to it during the day. The story is told by Pandit, an old man with a white beard. There are usually few people in the temple unless it is a special day for the temple. You can just go to the temple and sit near it, listen and leave when you feel...