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Mysore chamundeswari Temple

In the ancient book “Skanda Purana” and other texts, there is a holy place called “Trimutha Kshetra” that is surrounded by eight hills. One of the eight hills, the Chamundi hills is to the west. The hill used to be called Mahabaladri, after Lord Shiva, who lives in the Mahabaleshwar Temple. This is an old temple built on a hill.

In honor of Devi Chamundi, the main character of “Devi Mahatme,” the hill was later called “Chamundi Hills.” People think that this goddess is Lord Shiva’s wife Parvati in a past life. Every year, a lot of people from all over the country and even from other countries come to worship at this temple. They think that god makes their hopes and dreams come true. Thousands of devotees go to the Chamundeshwari Temple every year to see Lord Shiva.

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Chamundi Temple Abhishekam Seva:

On Fridays and during festivals, there will be a lot of people there. Mysuru Dushera and Navaratri are the most important festivals that are held at the Chamundeshwari Temple. There are some services at the Chamundi Temple, such as parking, drinking water, Dasoha, free meals for devotees, and Ladu Prasadam, which is sold next to the temple. For a smooth darshan, people should check the Chamundeshwari Temple timings, Aarti, Darshan, and Pooja times, as well as the Chamundeshwari Temple opening hours and closing times. Mysuru Railway Station, which is about 13 km from Chamundeshwari Temple, is the closest train station, and Mysuru Airport is the closest airport.

Mysore Chamundi Temple Abhishekam Online Booking

There is no option to book Mysore chamundeswari temple Abhishekam seva. One has to visit the temple and take tickets. Abhishekam is one of the poojas that people go to the Chamundi temple in Mysore to do the most.

Here are the specifics of the Abhishekam at the temple:

Abhishekam The hours are 6 a.m. to 7.30 a.m. and 6 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. Monday through Thursday.