Once Jambukeshwara of Anegundi fought Mohammad Bin Tughlak, the emperor of Delhi. This became the foundation of Vijayanagar. At a distance of one mile from Anegundi there are Ranganatha Temple, Anjaneya Hill, Pampa Sarovara and Herritage of Shabari. This village has a fort with a trench.
We have to cross the Tungabhadra River at Talari Katti near Ganagitti Mahal to reach Anegundi, a small village now. (There is a road from Hospet too).
MALYAVANTHA RAGHUNATHA If we go further on the road to Kampli, the hill that appears on the left is Malyavantha hill. The temple at the top of the hill is Raghunatha temple. This temple has two doors; one to the East and the other to the South. The main gate…
It is situated on the road to Kampli from Kamalapur. It was built by Iraguppa the son of the commander-in-chief Baichappa. Bheema’s pictures have been carved here. Further ahead there is a fortgate, some dilapidated temples, and Muslim graves. It was set aside for Muslims during the period of Ramaraya….
It is a beautiful building built of mortar. I lie architectural style is a mixture of Hindu and Muslim style, there is a pond in the middle for swimming. It is 8 Ft. deep. There is a canal for water to flow in from outside. There are four outlets at…
It was meant for the royal elephants. There are eleven stables here. All these are neatly interconnected with small doors. This building with arches is built of stone and mortar. The ceiling is dome-shaped. The near by building is said to be quarters for guards. If we go out to…
