Crossing the river to the north and heading east, one can reach Anegundi whose history goes back, according to local legends, to the Ramayana (the Hindu epic).
5. Contrary to most other temples, this one is still a sacred place, so you will have to deposit your shoes in the shoe area left of the big entrance gate (putting them in your bag is not accepted if noticed).
8. Built in 1534, it was the last temple executed in the city, before the fall of the fall of Vijayanagara Empire at the Battle of Talikota in the early 1565.
