Pampa Sarovar

Located about 20 km from Hampi, Pampa Sarovar is one of the five sacred sarovars in India and holds immense mythological significance. It is believed to be the place where Goddess Pampa, an incarnation of Goddess Parvati, performed penance to marry Lord Shiva. The serene lake surrounded by hills and temples is also linked to the Ramayana, as it is said that Shabari waited here to meet Lord Rama.

When you visit Pampa Sarovar, you’ll be stepping into one of the most sacred spots near Hampi. The lake, often adorned with lotus flowers, creates a tranquil setting perfect for meditation and quiet reflection. You’ll find small shrines and temples around the lake, where devotees often perform rituals. Locals will share fascinating legends connecting the sarovar to Ramayana tales, which adds depth to your visit. It’s not just about spirituality—you’ll also enjoy the natural beauty of the surrounding hills and lush greenery, making it an ideal spot for both pilgrims and travelers seeking peace. Visiting at sunrise or sunset makes the experience even more magical.