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Travels in Hampi, India - Research For Historical Fiction by Anita Saran
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This article shares the author's research experience for her historical novella 'City of Victory, and also affords a peek into how it feels to explore a World Heritage site.
City of Mystery - Hampi
After checking out the Virupaksha Temple in Hampi where the city of Vijayanagar is said to have been born, it was time to look for the spot where the King Krishnadevaraya had been cremated.
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An interesting article. I haven't been to India with all of its fascinating history, but I was briefly in Pakistan and Bangladesh and enjoyed my time there. It certainly does help, while writing an historical novel, to know as much as you can of the history while writing the novel. My travels have helped me with my writing.
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