India is in the midst of its grand festive season, which begins in 2021 with Navratri starting October 7. This 10-day long festival celebrates nine different incarnations of Goddess Durga and ends with Vijayadashami or Dussehra on the 10th and last day. While the festival is celebrated in different forms in different parts of India, the celebration of Dussehra in the city of Mysore in Karnataka is royal and majestic.
The entire city gets decked up for the 10-day celebration of Dussehra, known as Nada Habba in Mysore. The views of the illuminating Mysore Palace are a sight to behold during this time of the year. So, if you ever plan to visit Mysore, it is a must during the Dussehra celebrations.
History of Mysore Dussehra
Mysore Dussehra is celebrated with great enthusiasm and grandeur since its inception by the Vijayanagara dynasty in the 16th century. The tradition is being carried forward by the heirs of the dynasty with grand events during the festival. A procession, locally known as Jumbo, is taken from the palace to the Bannimantap ground. The main procession includes dance groups, music bands and many other features but the main attraction is the idol of Goddess Chamundeshwari.
How to reach Mysore?
Mysore is well connected by train, road and air. However, if you are unable to reach any direct route from your city, you can travel to Bengaluru and take a bus or cab as per your requirements.
hotels
You can book hotels in Mysore as per your budget through various hotel booking platforms.
Some Kannada words you should know
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Eṣṭu?: How much?
Eau Dira Thought: How Far Is…
Allied?: Where is it?
Other Attractions in Mysore Dussehra
food Fair: You can enjoy authentic Mysore food at the food fair and enjoy local sweet snacks and other items.
Doll Fest: Since the beginning of the Dussehra festival in Mysore, a doll is organized to celebrate the creation of miniature puppets and sculptures made by local artists.
Cultural Evening: During the Dussehra festival, artists from across Karnataka and the country arrive in Mysore to showcase their talent.
nearby places
If you have time to spare after visiting Mysore, you can also visit Bandipur National Park and Nagarhole National Park. The ancient city of Srirangapatna which was the capital of Tipu Sultan’s kingdom is located about 18 kms from Mysore and can be on your list of must-see places.
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