To hear the melodies of the stone pillars at the Vijaya Vitthala temple in Hampi scan the QR code

In the Vijaya Vitthala Temple in Hampi, Karnataka, you can now allegedly scan QR codes to hear 25-second music clips on ten pillars.Hampi from Karnataka is frozen in time. Once a magnificent Indian city, Hampi is a popular destination for tourists. This will encourage you to arrange your next vacation to the UNESCO World Heritage site if you are fascinated by ancient temples and have been itching to visit the remains of the magnificent city of Vijayanagar. The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) "introduced QR codes on 10 pillars" at the Vijaya Vitthala Temple in Hampi, according to a story by The Times of India. This allows visitors to scan the codes and hear 25-second musical snippets.The ASI, Hampi Circle's superintending archaeologist, Nihil Das, told TOI: "We have placed two QR codes on every pillar.

To accommodate more individuals at the base of all 56 pillars, the quantity of QR codes will be expanded in the coming days. Avoiding a potential rush in front of the monument is another goal of the move. Additionally, we are considering adding a video recording version in the future.