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English: This is the author leaning onto a pillar in this temple. This temple is famous for Kadlekalu ganesha statue.This giant statue of Ganesha was carved out of a huge boulder at the northeastern slope of the Hemakuta hill. The belly of this statue resembles a Bengal gram (Kadalekalu, in local language) and hence the name. In the background is the Virupaksha temple.

The open porch in front of the Kadalekalu Ganesha Temple. Note the slender long pillars that is unique in Hampi's architecture.

The open porch in front of the Kadalekalu Ganesha Temple. Note the slender long pillars that is unique in Hampi’s architecture.

A sanctum is built around the statue. The pillared hall in front of this sanctum is as charming as this giant statue itself. The open hall constructed by unusually slender and tall pillars. Each of them is highly ornate with mythical themes.
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