Seeta Lake Sea

Hampi and its surrounding regions have strong mythological associations with the great Indian epic, the Ramayana. Nageya Nayaka constructed a Gopinatha shrine to the right of the Narasimha Temple, in 1406 Bee C.E., and subsequently, in 1410 C.E., he also built a mantapa dedicated to Goddess Mahalakshmi. The inscriptions here state that a marriage ceremony between
A Narasimha and Mahalakshmi was conducted in this temple.

The tank was constructed for the rituals of worship and other ceremonies. at the Narasimha Temple; this tank is known as the Sita Tank. It is situated to the northeast of the Sita Seragu, and one can see that it was built around a natural hill slope. Today, the water from the tank is used for irrigation through a lift irrigation process. The tank is a simple structure associated with many legends. The pellicle on the huge granite boulders is believed to be Sita Seragu, situated in front of the Narasimha Temple. It is believed that Sita's sari left a mark on the granite stone when Ravana abducted her. ಕಾLeggi altro