Hampi 22 Octagonal Drinking Water Pavilion, Ancient Dining area, Bhojana Shala, Kamalapura Lake water distribution, Hampi tourism UNESCO world Heritage site Karnataka Bellary Tourism, Karnataka tourism, temples of Karnataka, ancient temples India, ancient Indian Architecture. The Water Pavilion, a 500-year-old architectural marvel, at Hampi. The octagonal Water Pavilion throws light on existence of the modern-day concept of free drinking water, way back during the Vijaynagar times.
The water pavilion, is behind Royal Palace situated in Kamalapur-Hampi stretch. It is situated at a distance 1.5 km away from Kamalapur and 2 km behind Hampi.
It was designed by Vijaynagar rulers to quench the thirst of travellers walking to Hampi. Since it had been built to address needs of travellers.
“The Octagonal Water Pavilion is a protected monument and is situated on the main road.

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