The 'Hampi' ruins were declared a UNESCO site for: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The 'Hampi' ruins were declared a UNESCO site for:

A. Mughal monuments

B. Vijayanagara architecture

C. Sultanate forts

D. Chola temples

Answer: Option B

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Group of Monuments at Hampi represent the empire's glory.

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