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Belavadi Village Chamundeshwari Temple

Name: Belavadi Village Chamundeshwari Temple
Address: Mysuru, IN
Rating: 4.50

Hindu temple

Shiva temple road, Mysuru, Karnataka 570018, India

Mysuru Karnataka

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Belavadi Village Chamundeshwari Temple is a hindu temple located in Mysuru, Karnataka. The average rating of this place is 4.50 out of 5 stars based on 132 reviews. The street address of this place is Shiva temple road, Mysuru, Karnataka 570018, India. It is about 3.50 kilometers away from the Belagula railway station.

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Where is Belavadi Village Chamundeshwari Temple located?: Belavadi Village Chamundeshwari Temple is located at Shiva temple road, Mysuru, Karnataka 570018, India.
What is the contact number for Belavadi Village Chamundeshwari Temple?: The contact number for Belavadi Village Chamundeshwari Temple is +91 80 2235 2828
What is the nearest railway station from Belavadi Village Chamundeshwari Temple?: Belagula railway station is the nearest railway station to Belavadi Village Chamundeshwari Temple. It is nearly 3.50 kilometers away from it.

What people say about Belavadi Village Chamundeshwari Temple

Dinesh Kumar Arumugam 12 months ago

Wow experience and must visit. Have never seen such a crowd and almost 1000s of car parking and huge crowd. Go.for it and there is shivan tenple near by and please visit. Power ful godess ????

Richa Kanojia 12 months ago

Temple is at beautiful location. Frequent local bus services to reach temple. Bus will drop you near the temple only. Buses available from Mysuru city bus depot. Car parking is also available there. Important thing to note is that you cannot offer any coconut, flowers, garlands or sweets to Goddess. Priest will dump in a big containers. So as per my experience its better not to buy anything rest is up to you. There are adjacent temples of God Vishnu ji also which you can visit.

Lipi Ghosh 12 months ago

On 3rd June, We have decided to start our day by taking blessings from Goddess Sri Chamundeshwari Temple. She is a fearsome form of Chandi and it is believed that Goddess Durga slayed the Asura king Mahishasura on the top of this hill. It is also one of the 18 shaktipeethas where hair of the Satu fell. After more than hour of queue, mayhem, chaos n mismanagement we have succeeded to get a glimpse of the Goddess.
Now why I have said so, there is a reason behind this.
1. There are officially 2 types of queues based on their 100₹ and 30₹ tickets. We have taken 100₹ one but still waited approx an hour to just enter the main door of the temple. Why? Because there is another queue unofficially from where relatives/yajmans of Purohits/trust officials or may be persons of highly importance can enter directly and us minions can wait hours apparently.
2. Both the 100₹ and 30₹ queues got MERGED in front of main sanctum Santorum. That means getting pushed n pulled and may be trampled by others. It is miracle that we were unharmed after that.
3. The waiting area has only tin shed and not even a fan is there. It was awfully humid n hot at 8 am on that day.
4. My request don't bring elderly persons n small kids there. Not only because of chaos but there is no seating place for them either.
I think it is better to take blessings from outside and roam around the shops nearby.