About Matanga Hill
The Hampi Matanga Hill is located in the Hampi archaeological site in Karnataka, India. The hill is named after the Hindu god, Matanga, who is said to have resided on the hill. The hill is located to the east of the Virupaksha Temple and is approximately 400 feet (122 meters) in height. The Hampi Matanga Hill is an important archaeological site in the Hampi archaeological site. The hill is believed to have been the site of a Hindu temple dedicated to Matanga. The hill is also believed to have been the site of a Buddhist monastery. The Hampi Matanga Hill is a popular tourist destination in the Hampi archaeological site. The hill offers panoramic views of the surrounding area. FAQ's on Matanga Hill
