About Mysore Dasara
In Mysore Traditional Dasara procession in grand style is held on the streets on the tenth day, known as Vijayadashami. An idol of Goddess Chamundeshwari is placed on a golden howdah on the back of a caparisoned elephant, which is accompanied by dance groups, tableaux, music bands, decorated elephants, horses and camels. It is a five kilometer long procession that starts from Mysore Palace and concludes at a place called Bannimantapa, where the Banni tree is worshipped. The grand and most renowned elephant parade is also known as Jumbo Savari.
Note:Mysore Palace Is decorated with more than 97,000 Bulb Lights.
2028 Dasara dates for Mysore, Karnataka
Mysore Dasara – Day 1
Tuesday 19th September 2028
Mysore Dasara – Day 2
Wednesday 20th September 2028
Mysore Dasara – Day 3
Thursday 21st September 2028
Mysore Dasara – Day 4
Friday 22nd September 2028
Mysore Dasara – Day 5
Saturday 23rd September 2028
Mysore Dasara – Day 6
Sunday 24th September 2028
Mysore Dasara – Day 7
Monday 25th September 2028
Mysore Dasara – Day 8
Tuesday 26th September 2028
Mysore Dasara – Day 9
Wednesday 27th September 2028
Mysore Mahanavami
Mysore Dasara – Day 10
Thursday 28th September 2028
Mysore Dasara, Vijayadashami Jumbo Savari, Dasara Procession Panjina Kavayatthu
