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Elephant Baths in Lakshmi

Name: Elephant Baths in Lakshmi
Address: Hampi

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Between the majestic temples of Hampi...

Between the majestic temples of Hampi there is one dedicated to Laksmi. An elephant is the manifestation of the Hindu goddess of fortune. Every morning if one approaches the river you can watch it bathe and even lend a hand with a sponge. After, the elephant walks through the temples falling to his knees before the altar as a sign of respect, and finally, blesses whoever approaches in exchange for a dirham.