On the day of Dussehra, a tableau of Maa Chamundeshwari is taken out.
On the day of Dussehra, a tableau of Maa Chamundeshwari is taken out.
Mysore Dussehra Story: Mysore, the living city with the grandeur of palaces, huge gardens and the feel of old times, rules the hearts of the people, but do you know the reason for the name of this city. Let us tell you that Mahishuru, derived from the name of Mahishasura, is today known as Mysuru or Mysore. This city is included in the list of major cities of India.
This city, which is called the Culture Capital, has many qualities and specialties within itself. A wonderful, unimaginable and incredible confluence of art and culture can be seen in the city of Mysore. The city is also traveling to every corner of the world for Silk, Mysore Pak, Mysore Sandalwood, Mysore Painting, Mysore Dussehra and Mysore Dosa.
Mysore Dussehra holds special importance
Apart from food, tourist places, handicrafts, Dussehra held in Mysore is also popular all over the world, creating a distinct identity. Tourists from all corners come here to see this Dussehra. The Wadiyar kings started the Dussehra festival in the 16th century. On the day of Dashami i.e. Dussehra, a tableau of Goddess Chamundeshwari is taken out riding on a decorated elephant. People walk behind the tableau, dancing and singing to the tune of drums. If you are planning to go somewhere during Dussehra weekend, then definitely visit Mysore.
Top places to visit in Mysore
Mysore Palace
The real name of Mysore Palace is Amba Vilas Palace. This palace was built in 1912. This grand palace occupies the first place in the list of tourists.
Lalita Mahal Palace
Lalita Palace, located near Chamundi Hills, is also known as the White Palace. This palace was built in 1912. This palace has also been filmed in many films.
Jaganmohan Palace
Jaganmohan Palace was built in 1861. The walls here have attractive art done in Mysore style. This palace has now been converted into an art museum.
Mysore Sand Sculpture Museum
Mysore Sand Sculpture Museum is the first museum in India, where about 150 artefacts made of sand are still present.
Vrindavan Garden
Vrindavan Garden, this huge garden built near Krishnaraj Dam is known for its beauty.
Karanji Lake
If you are a nature lover and want to spend your time in the peace of nature, then you can go to Karanji Lake situated in the lap of hills.
Rangathittu Bird Sanctuary
If you are a bird lover and want to spend your time among birds, then definitely visit this sanctuary near Sri Rangapatnam.
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