Indratataka
Indratataka, also known as the Indra tank, is an ancient water reservoir located in the Hampi region of Karnataka, India. It is believed to have been constructed during the Vijayanagara Empire. The tank is a significant example of the sophisticated water management systems developed by the empire.
The structure of Indratataka is characterized by its massive granite construction. It features a series of
Archaeological studies suggest that Indratataka played a crucial role in the sustenance of the Vijayanagara capital.
Today, Indratataka stands as a testament to the historical engineering achievements of the Vijayanagara rulers. It