The Hazara Rama Temple, located in Hampi, Karnataka, is a significant monument from the Vijayanagara Empire, dating back to the early 15th century.
Dedicated to Lord Rama, the temple is renowned for its intricate bas-reliefs depicting scenes from the Ramayana, earning it the name "Hazara Rama," which translates to "a thousand Ramas."
The temple's walls are adorned with detailed carvings illustrating various episodes from the Ramayana, offering a visual narrative of the epic.
The exterior walls feature sculptures of processions, including horses, elephants, and soldiers, reflecting the grandeur of the Vijayanagara period. The temple complex also includes a spacious courtyard and a pillared hall, showcasing the architectural prowess of the era.