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At the heart of Mysore Dasara is the Jamboo Savari, the grand elephant procession that takes place on Vijayadashami, the final and most celebrated day of the festival. The elephants, draped in dazzling, ornate decorations, lead the procession, carrying the sacred idol of Goddess Chamundeshwari in a golden howdah
Mysore Dasara, celebrated with unmatched grandeur and splendor, is a stunning showcase of the city’s rich cultural heritage and royal traditions. Originating under the reign of the Wodeyar kings, this ten-day festival blends the pageantry of the past with present-day fervor, captivating thousands of visitors each year. While many aspects of the festival have evolved, one symbol of tradition remains as powerful as ever: the majestic elephants. Their role in the festivities, especially during the grand Jamboo Savari procession, has captured the imagination of generations and stands as a vivid reminder of Mysore’s royal history.
The Elephants of Dasara: Royal Icons in the Modern Age
At the heart of Mysore Dasara is the Jamboo Savari, the grand elephant procession that takes place on Vijayadashami, the final and most celebrated day of the festival. The elephants, draped in dazzling, ornate decorations, lead the procession, carrying the sacred idol of Goddess Chamundeshwari in a golden howdah. Their presence is not just a spectacle but a symbol of the festival’s deep-rooted connection to Mysore’s royal heritage.
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