Archive · 28 Jun 2025
Mysuru's Chamundi Hill Sees Massive Devotee Turnout
People went to Chamundi Hill in Mysuru to see the goddess on the first Friday of Ashada, a special time for worship.
Many people came early to pray at the temple, which opened its doors early in the morning.
Free buses helped people get there, and some bought special tickets for quicker access.
Important people also came to pray.
Though many arrangements were made, some visitors said there wasn't enough water or restrooms, while those with special tickets had an easier time.
Thousands of devotees visited Chamundi Hill in Mysuru for the first Ashada Friday darshan.
The temple opened at 5:30 AM, with devotees queuing from 2 AM.
Free buses were provided from Lalit Mahal grounds; special darshan tickets offered additional amenities.
Notable figures, including politicians and actors, sought blessings.
Complaints arose about insufficient facilities despite the arrangements.
- Who
- Devotees, including politicians and actors, visited the temple.
- What
- Devotees visited Chamundi Hill for the first Ashada Friday darshan.
- When
- The first Friday of the Ashada month.
- Where
- Chamundi Hill, Mysuru, Karnataka.
- Why
- To seek blessings from Goddess Chamundeshwari.
General Devotees
Special Darshan Ticket Holders
Access and Waiting
General Devotees
Experienced long waiting times.
Special Darshan Ticket Holders
Enjoyed smoother arrangements.
Amenities
General Devotees
Faced insufficient drinking water and toilet facilities.
Special Darshan Ticket Holders
Had access to amenities like water bottles and laddus
- Event
- First Ashada Friday Darshan
- Location
- Chamundi Hill, Mysuru
- Temple Opening
- 5:30 AM
- Free Bus Service
- From Lalit Mahal grounds
- Special Tickets
- Rs300 & Rs2,000
- Notable Visitors
- HD Revanna, G.T. Devegowda, Shruti, Malavika Avinash, Lakshmikant Reddy