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Mysore Dasara is one of India’s biggest and most important festivals. The Dasara festival has been going on for a long time in the city of Mysore. Dasara, or Dussehra, is a 10-day festival in South India that ends on the tenth day, or Vijayadashami. The Mysore Dasara is a festival that is celebrated in a big way and with a lot of energy. During this time, Mysore as a whole goes through big changes and is beautifully decorated with lights on the streets and decorations on the trees. People come from all over India and all over the world to see it.

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Dasara Exhibition Mysore 2022 Dates and Timings

• From September 26 to October 5, 2022, people will celebrate Mysore Dasara.
• On September 26, 2022, before 9:00 a.m., the Mysore Dasara 2022 will start at the Chamundeshwari Temple on top of Chamundi Hill.

Mysore Dasara exhibition – Special attractions:

The Dasara exhibition starts during the Mysore Dasara and lasts for about two months. It takes place on the Doddakere Maidan, which is right next to the Mysore Palace. Dasara Exhibition is a huge fair where you can buy clothes, plastic items, gifts, food, and more. It also has a lot of rides and games. Indian merchants from all over the country come here to show off and sell their goods. It’s a great place for families or groups of friends to hang out and have a day full of fun and excitement. It’s also a great chance to learn more about Mysore’s history, culture, and glory. This year, there will be a plastic-free zone at the fair, and the elderly and people with disabilities will be able to use battery-powered vehicles.

The time, money, and work that go into the Mysore Dasara are all well worth it. So make plans to go to Mysore, India, and see the beauty and wonder of Mysore Dasara and India.

Stalls during Mysore Dasara exhibition 2022:

About 50 to 60 pavilions set up by different parts of the State Government are part of the Dasara Exhibition. About 200 shops will sell a wide range of goods, including pottery, handicrafts, products from cooperative weaving societies in Tamil Nadu, Jammu and Kashmir, Rajasthan, and other parts of the country, and household and consumer goods from all over the country. The exhibition also has a food court with 40 to 50 stands selling different kinds of food and a fun area with rides for the public.