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About Mysore Temple

Mysore temple is one of the best-known temples of Goddess Durga in India. In Mysore temple, Goddess Durga Devi is in the avatar of Chamundeswari Devi. Thousands of people visit the Mysore temple at the time of festivals. Dasara Navaratri is one of the best festivals celebrated in Mysore in a very grand manner. people worship Goddess Chamundeswari Devi during the time of festivals and seek the blessings of the main deity. In Mysore Dasara, the Navaratri festival is celebrated under the control of Mysore Raja Vamsham. Mysore temple is a very ancient temple and it is believed to be built in the 12th century

People from all over the country visit the Mysore Chamundi temple during the festival to watch the eve and attractions of the festival. Mysore temple provides various facilities to all the pilgrims who visit Mysore. Check below to get complete details about Mysore Temple Annaprasadam Timings And Online Booking.

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Mysore Chamundi Temple Annaprasadam Timings and Online Booking

The timings of Annadanam in the Mysore temple will remain constant but slightly change during the time of festivals. Daily Annadanam Timings are:

1. Breakfast time: 8.00 – 10.00 AM
2. Lunch Time: 12.00 PM – 3.00 PM
3. Dinner time: 8.00 PM – 9.00 PM.

The location of Annadanam in Mysore is  Dasoha Bhavan, Chamundi Hill, which is at a distance of 5 minutes from the main temple. The demon ruler of Mysore was a beast with a buffalo head called Mahishasura. Mahishuru, the city of the demon Mahisha, is how this location came to be known. The monster was killed when the gods and goddesses begged Goddess Parvathi, who was wed to Lord Siva, to protect them from it. The Goddess relocated to the summit of the Chamundi Hills, where she is venerated and worshipped, after slaying the monster. Mahishasura Mardini, which translates to “She who killed Mahishasura,” is another name for her.