5465 reviews

Nandi

Name: Nandi
Address: Mysuru, IN
Rating: 4.70

Hindu temple Place of worship Tourist attraction

7MH9+R59, Chamundi Hill Rd, Chamundi Hill, Mysuru, Karnataka 570010, India

Mysuru Karnataka

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Nandi is a hindu temple, place of worship and tourist attraction located in Mysuru, Karnataka. The average rating of this place is 4.70 out of 5 stars based on 5465 reviews. The street address of this place is 7MH9+R59, Chamundi Hill Rd, Chamundi Hill, Mysuru, Karnataka 570010, India. It is about 1.95 kilometers away from the Ashokapuram railway station.

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Where is Nandi located?: Nandi is located at 7MH9+R59, Chamundi Hill Rd, Chamundi Hill, Mysuru, Karnataka 570010, India.
What is the contact number for Nandi?: The contact number for Nandi is +91 80 2235 2828
What is the nearest railway station from Nandi?: Ashokapuram railway station is the nearest railway station to Nandi. It is nearly 1.95 kilometers away from it.

What people say about Nandi

Viraat BK Thammanna 13 months ago

This is an amazing spiritually and beautifully carved Nandhi statue situated little over half way to Chanundeshwari Temple on top of Chamundi hill. You can reach this location either by foot by climbing stairs from Mysuru or by vehicle through dedicated paved one way road. There is also a Cave Shiva temple right next to Nandhi statue. This area been well maintained, there are many vendors including food and beverage. Watch for monkies because they love your food.

Nilesh Suryawanshi 18 months ago

It's a great place to visit once you visit chamundeshwari temple in Mysore. It's the biggest Nandi I have ever seen. Usually only Nandi is rare to be seen, I wonder where is Shiva in this case. Nandi is mesmerising. Very beautiful.
Road to reach there is under construction but car can reach there from other way which is not tar but motorable.
Steps are also available be very rarely used by anyone.
Kids love to see this big sculpture. I would love to visit again.

Nishant Nirale 16 months ago

Nandi Mandir is there en route to Chamundi temple. Currently access to Nandi is limited due to road under construction and vehicle have to go slow to reach temple.
Carvings on Nandi are worth to observe and not to be missed.

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