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If you are planning a trip to India, I recommend visiting the village of Hampi. Hampi is located in the middle of the ruins of Vijayanagara. I will say right away that we did not go there on our own, but with a 2-day excursion - and we did not regret it.
Our acquaintance with Hampi began with the Vitthala Temple. This temple is currently designated by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
The entrance to the territory is through massive ritual temple gates with a gate tower, behind the gate there is one courtyard, where several sanctuaries are located

In front of the Vitthala temple there is an imperial stone chariot drawn by elephants. This chariot is carved out of a single piece of rock. The huge wheels of the chariot, made in the shape of a lotus, originally rotated and symbolized the life cycle. 
There was a belief that whoever could spin the wheel cleanses his karma. And since there are always many who want to do it , they decided to secure them tightly for the safety of the chariot.
I did not look at the Indian banknotes very much, but only after visiting did I find out that this chariot is printed on a 50 rupees note.

In front of the Vitthala temple there is an imperial stone chariot drawn by elephants. This chariot is carved out of a single piece of rock. The huge wheels of the chariot, made in the shape of a lotus, originally rotated and symbolized the life cycle. 
There was a belief that whoever could spin the wheel cleanses his karma. And since there are always many who want to do it , they decided to secure them tightly for the safety of the chariot.
I did not look at the Indian banknotes very much, but only after visiting did I find out that this chariot is printed on a 50 rupees note.
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