File:Hazara Rama Temple - Rupesh Sarkar - 5.jpg
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The temple got its name Hazara Rama (a thousand Rama) Temple owing to this multitude of these Ramayana panels on its walls.
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English: 15th-century Hindu temple in Hampi with intricate carvings depicting animals, deities & people. Hazara Rama Temple is an example of Vijayanagara-style temple architecture in its most advanced form than any other temple in Hampi. 
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