Swara Sthambha Mandapa Vitthala Temple, Hampi

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   This Magnificent, Jaw dropping display of Monolithic "Swara Sthambha" (Musical/Saregama Pillars) of Sabha Mandapa of Vitthala Temple, Hampi are  out of hardest rock Granite.

These pillars are the epitome of how advanced a civilization can progress to.
In the Picture towards left is "Vamana Avatar" and towards right is "Narasimha Avatar"

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