Chamundi Hill in Mysore, Karnataka, India, is a sacred destination for Hindus and a popular tourist spot. The hill is named after the fierce form of the goddess Durga, Chamundeshwari, who is worshipped at the Chamundeshwari Temple at the top of the hill. Visitors can climb the 1,000 steps to the temple or take the road to the top and enjoy panoramic views of the city of Mysore. The hill is also home to the Nandi statue, considered the largest in India, and the Mahishasura statue, which represents the demon slain by the goddess Chamundeshwari.