Temples in Mysore

Mysore, the second largest city of Karnataka is associated with mythological story in the Puranas. Originally called Mahisur, Mysore got its name from the buffalo demon Mahisasur who was killed by Goddess Chamundeshwari to establish peace.

The city that was in its initial centuries ruled by the Ganga dynasty whose evidence can be traced in the inscriptions in the Chamundi Hills was witness to various other dynasties like the Cholas, Chalukyas, the Hoysalas, Vijaynagar Kings, Yadu dynasty and the Wadiyars. Each of these dynasties left their mark on Mysore. Temples in Mysore were a contribution from the Cholas, Hoysalas and the Wadiyars.

Touring Mysore you will love the city for its climate, its beautiful well laid Brindavan garden, intricate sandalwood craft and magnificent palaces and temples.

Some of the Temples in Mysore are Chamundeshwari Temple, Shwetha Varahaswamy Temple,Sri Bhuvaneswari Temple, Sri Kodi Someshwara Temple, Sri Gayatri Temple Sri Trinayaneshwara Swami Temple, Sri Prasanna Krishnaswami Temple, Lakshmi Venkataramanaswamy Temple, Yoga Narasimhaswamy Temple, Chandramouleswara Temple.

Temples in Karnataka
Temples in Mysore
Biligiri Ranganna Temple	Chamundi Hill Temple
Keshava Temple Somnathpur	Mallikarjuna Temple
Temples in Bangalore
Bull Temple	Gavi Gangadeshwara Temple
ISKCON Temple	Temple on Nandi Hill
Temples in Hampi
Hazara Rama Temple	Pampapathi(Virupaksha)Temple Hampi
Vithala Temple
Temples in Badami
Cave Temples Badami
Cave One Cave Temples	Cave Two Cave Temples
Cave Three Cave Temples	Cave Four Cave Temples
Mahakuta Temple Badami
Other Temples in Badami
Channakeshava Temple Belur	Devi Mookambika Temple Mangalore
Hidimbeshwar Temple Chitradurga	Hoysaleshwar Temple Halebid
Sri Durga Temple Aihole

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