Temple

Shri Bhashyakara Gudi

A Vaishnava temple in Vitthalapura dedicated to the philosopher Ramanuja, northeast of the Vittala Temple.

Open

8:00 am – 6:00 pm

Entry

₹40 for Indians · ₹600 for foreign visitors

Best time to go

Morning

Time to spend here

About 25 minutes

Crowds

Usually quiet

Reached along the colonnaded streets north-east of the Vittala Temple; quieter than the main temple but on the same ticket.

On the ASI ticket

This place is one of ten that share one ASI ticket. Bought for a date, the same ticket also gets you into these that day:

Vittala Temple Stone Chariot Kuduregombe Mantapa Ruined Gateway with Lofty Pillars Zenana Enclosure Lotus Mahal Elephant Stables Guard's Quarters near Elephant Stables Guards' Quarters Archaeological Gallery

₹35 online for Indian visitors · ₹550 for foreign visitors

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About this place

Shri Bhashyakara Gudi, also known as the Ramanuja temple, stands in Vitthalapura to the northeast of the great Vittala Temple complex. It is a south-facing shrine within its own walled enclosure, with a gopura opening onto a chariot street lined by colonnades. Together with the main Vittala complex, it made this quarter an important Vaishnava pilgrimage centre in the capital.

Where it is

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Photo credits

Shri Bhashyakara Gudi: Sri Shivappa Gudi, Hampi hamvrvb102k22 (3) · Vinayaraj · CC BY-SA 4.0
Shri Bhashyakara Gudi: Ancient monuments of Hampi, Vijayanagara, Karnataka, 2018 · Nirajdeokar · CC BY-SA 4.0
Shri Bhashyakara Gudi: Sri Shivappa Gudi, Hampi hamvrvb102k22 (19) · Vinayaraj · CC BY-SA 4.0
Shri Bhashyakara Gudi: Sri Shivappa Gudi, Hampi hamvrvb102k22 (14) · Vinayaraj · CC BY-SA 4.0