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Mahishasura Statue

Name: Mahishasura Statue
Address: Mysuru, IN
Rating: 4.50

Saturday 24 hours open

Tourist attraction

Mahishasura Circle, Chamundi Hill Rd, Vijay Nagar, Mysuru, Karnataka 570010, India

Mysuru Karnataka

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Mahishasura Statue is a tourist attraction located in Mysuru, Karnataka. The average rating of this place is 4.50 out of 5 stars based on 1926 reviews. The street address of this place is Mahishasura Circle, Chamundi Hill Rd, Vijay Nagar, Mysuru, Karnataka 570010, India. It is about 2.23 kilometers away from the Ashokapuram railway station.

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Where is Mahishasura Statue located?: Mahishasura Statue is located at Mahishasura Circle, Chamundi Hill Rd, Vijay Nagar, Mysuru, Karnataka 570010, India.
What is the off day for Mahishasura Statue?: Mahishasura Statue is 7 days open 24hr
What is the nearest railway station from Mahishasura Statue?: Ashokapuram railway station is the nearest railway station to Mahishasura Statue. It is nearly 2.23 kilometers away from it.

What people say about Mahishasura Statue

suresh krishna 20 months ago

The statue of the Demon Mahishasure is one of the main attractions of the hill temple complex . People gather here and take pictures. Wide area around the statue is provided and it's helpful for everyone to gather around of it .

Vijay Vasani 14 months ago

This statue depicts the Asura demon king Mahishasura, who was killed by the Hindu goddess Durga, also known as the goddess Chamundi. The statue is much larger than life, very colourful and depicts the asura with a sword in his right hand, while holding a snake in his left. The statue is much larger than life.

The statue is located on Chamundi Hill where legend has it he was killed by Durga.

Puneeth Gowda 13 months ago

Mahisasura statue situated before the entrance to Chamundi temple atop chamundi hill
This is the statue of a demon king Mahisasura who was the ruler of the Mysuru in time immemorial when it was called as mahisha mandala
He was the son of mahishi
It is said that he fought with goddess chamundi and was defeated in the ninth day of Navaraathri which is celebrated in Mysuru with huge grand Dasara ceremony
The name of the city MYSURU is derived by his name MAHISASURA OR MAHISHAPURA