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Chamundi Hill houses a legendary 1000-year-old temple dedicated to Goddess Chamundeshwari, patron deity of the Mysore royal family.
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The massive 16-foot monolithic Mahishasura statue atop the hill commemorates the mythological demon slain by the goddess.
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At precisely 945 metres above sea level, the hill offers breathtaking panoramic views of entire Mysore city and surrounding landscapes.
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Archaeological evidence suggests the hill was a significant Jain and Hindu pilgrimage site as early as the 7th century CE.
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A remarkable carved stone steps leading to the temple—numbering exactly 1,008—represent sacred numerological significance in Hindu mysticism.
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The hill played a crucial strategic role during Wodeyar dynasty's reign, serving as both spiritual centre and defensive observation point.
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Ancient inscriptions discovered on the hill reveal complex historical connections between local rulers, religious practices, and architectural developments.
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Local folklore claims the hill's geological formation contains unique magnetic properties that create inexplicable energy phenomena.
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Have you ever been to Chamundi Hills?
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