At the top of the 1，001 steps up Chamundi Hill， deep in India， lies a twelfth-century temple that houses a golden statue of Chamundi， the Hindu goddess worshipped by the Maharajas. A popular tourist and pilgrimage site， Chamundi Hill honors this consort of Shiva who saved the citizens of the city of Mysore from the monstrous rule of their mythical demon-king.
In Climbing Chamundi Hill， Ariel Glucklich takes the reader on a mystical adventure to this enchanted place. A young American tourist goes out for a jog and rests at the base of some ancient stone steps to rub his aching feet. Seeing him take off his running shoes， a retired Indian librarian stops and asks him if he， t | 
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