Musical pillars of Hampi’s Vittala Temple will leave you stunned!
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Well, the temple is noted for its ‘musical pillars’ the prime attraction of the place. Yes, you read that right! There are musical pillars in this temple and no one can explain the process.
Well, the temple is noted for its ‘musical pillars’ the prime attraction of the place. Yes, you read that right! There are musical pillars in this temple and no one can explain the process. Read less
Well, the temple is noted for its ‘musical pillars’ the prime attraction of the place. Yes, you read that right! There are musical pillars in this temple and no one can explain the process.
Also known as the epicenter of Hampi’s tourist attraction, the Vittala Temple is an architectural masterpiece in terms of grandeur. Once you are inside, you’ll be in awe of this temple’s beauty! From a huge compound and pretty pavilions to long halls and temples, this place is a complete entertainer.
About Vittala Temple
The unsolved mystery behind the musical pillars
The temple features 56 musical pillars, which are also famous as SaReGaMa pillars because of the musical notes coming out of them. These musical notes can be heard clearly when someone taps these pillars.
Each pillar here supports the ceiling and the main pillars are styled in the shape of musical instruments. Also, the main pillar is surrounded with seven smaller pillars and the notes coming from these pillars have different sounds. These smaller pillars work as strings of the musical pillars and change the sound. Hit the pillars with sandalwood and you’ll be amazed to hear the musical notes coming from them.
What’s intriguing is that no one knows the reason behind these pillars’ sound!
Amazed after reading this? Well, go and see for yourself to stay awed.
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