Chamundi Hills Mysore| Mysuru Chamundi hills

Chamundi Hills Mysore| Mysuru Chamundi hills #mysore #chamundeshwari #chamundibetta #mysore #mysoretrip #onelifewithsreenivas #youtube #kannadavlogs #onedaytrip #visit #placesinmysore 00:00 Intro 00:25 Maheshasura 00:40 Maheshasura 01:24 Local market 03:53 Chappal stand and fare 03:45 Temple ticket counter 05:25 Buggy details 05:40 Standing in queue 05:51 Insode temple 05:53 Chamundeshwari amma darshana 06:16 Chamundeshwari amma pooja aarti 07:48 Inside temple 09:04 Outside if temple 09:30 Coconut breaking 09:04 Outside if temple 15:52 End Mysore Chamundi hills | Famous Place to Visit in Mysore Tour | Chamundeshwari Temple | 1000 steps Vlogging my way through Chamundi Hills are located 13 km east of Mysore, the Palace City, in Karnataka, India. The average elevation is 1,000 meter's (3,300 ft) The Chamundeshwari Temple is located atop the Chamundi Hills. Patronised for centuries by Mysore rulers, it was renovated during the time of Krishnaraja Wodeyar III (1827) Named after the goddess Chamundi, the Chamundeshwari Temple sits atop the main hill. The main hill itself features an ancient stone stairway of 1,008 steps leading to its summit. Approximately halfway to the summit is statue of bull Nandi, the vahana, or "vehicle" of Lord Shiva, which is 4.9 m tall and 7.6 m long and carved out of a single piece of black granite. Around this point, the steps become significantly less steep and eventually the climber is rewarded with a panoramic view of the city. The Temple has a quadrangular structure. A key feature is the statue of Mahishasura bearing a sword in his right hand and a cobra in the left. Within the temple's sanctum stands a sculpted depiction of Chamundeshwari. She is seated with her right heel pressed against the lowest of the seven chakras. This cross-legged yogic posture echoes the posture of Lord Shiva. Worshipers believe that this powerful yogic posture, if mastered, provides an added dimensional view of the universe. Since the early days of the Maharajahs of Mysore, the idol of goddess Chamundi has been carried on a decorated elephant as part of the celebrations in the annual Dusshera festival. one day trip from Bangalore in train, one day trip from Bangalore Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to my channel for more exciting travel adventures. Hit the notification bell to stay updated with our latest uploads. Let's embark on this incredible journey together! 🌟🌍🚶‍♀️ ** Follow me on ** Youtube:    / @onelifewithsreenivas   Instagram:  / onelifewithsreenivas   Facebook:   / onelifewithsreenivas