Swamarg

Nandi monolith, Chamundi Hill

📍 Near At about the 700th step on the Chamundi Hill stairway, Mysore

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Mysuru

Verified 16 Sept 2026

construction year

1664

Verified 16 Sept 2026

Story

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Historians say

Installed in 1664, five years after the steps were built.

Tradition says

Nandi is the vahana of Shiva.

Historians say

A colossal Nandi, 4.9 m tall and 7.6 m long, carved from a single block of black granite, standing in front of a small Shiva temple. The natural rest point on the climb.

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