A nice trip from Mysore. The palace was a bit crowded and nice enough. Quite a few stalls but not to pushy sellers. We had a great rickshaw drivers that took us around to small places close to this temple, local viewpoints and also down to the bull statue. He even managed to get one of the local guys to... More

It was a pathetic and horrible experience. The temple is awesome but security persons inside are simply notorious and running gundagardi. When we reached inside the temple, did nt able to view goddess chamundeswari as the security persons (in front of goddess) wr pulling the visitors focefully by holding collars, cloths or hands. It was so horrible that my daughter... More

Certainly one of the best places in Mysore.. Driving all the way up to the hill is thrilling. When we went, it was drizzling just a bit and the evening view of the city is breath taking. Can enjoy the fresh air and quietness on top of the hill. The road are bit tricky so be careful while driving.

Chamundeswari Temple the seat of Goddess Chamundewari of Mysore. Located 6 kms from the heart of the city is always thronged by tourists and devotees alike. we can the view the entire city of Mysore from the Hill and for best view ti visit at night where we can see the illuminated Mysore looks like a Jewell. Tippu Siltan has... More

its a big bull statue here its a place around Chamundi temple while coming back nice one to see. but direction boards while going to that place is bit confusion

Chamundeswari Temple is one of the well maintained temple in Karnataka state. Fridays and Tuesdays temple will be bit crowded, other days it will be not much crowded. A panoramic view of the city is seen from the top of the Chamundi hills. You can see the race course, the Lalitha Mahal palace, Mysore Palace, Karanji and Kukkarahalli lakes. At... More

Like other temples, always good to go for the INR 100 express ticket, but I expected a bit more here - too many stals and vendors outside, and inside everything seemed a bit hectic

well, if you are there and don't know what to do, could be funny to visit it, but don't justify a trip to visit it.

The temple is sacred and well maintained. The only problem we faced is we had to park car and climb steps of around 100- 150 which was tiresome in the Sun.