<p>A 16-member European tourist group visited Anegondi in Gangavathi, exploring key heritage sites including Anjanadri Hill, Huchchappayyana Mutt, Gagan Mahal and Hampi monuments. The visitors were briefed by archaeological officials.</p><img><p>A 16-member tourist group from Europe visited the taluk’s famous historical sites of Anjanadri, Huchchappayyana Mutt and Gagan Mahal in Anegondi on Thursday. </p><p>The visitors explored the region’s historical and cultural landmarks as part of their itinerary.</p><img><p>The group of tourists, who arrived from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of a European country, were briefed by Dr Shejaswara, Deputy Director of the Department of Archaeological Museums and Heritage, during their visit to various historical sites. </p><p>The briefing covered the historical significance and cultural importance of the monuments they visited.</p><img><p>The tourists who climbed Anjanadri Hill not only enjoyed the scenic natural surroundings but also appreciated the banks of the Tungabhadra River. </p><p>They later visited Gagan Mahal, where they viewed paintings from the Vijayanagara Empire. </p><p>Earlier, they had explored several prominent historical sites, including Hampi, Kamalapur and the Vijaya Vitthala Temple.</p>
