112-Feet Tall Statue of Lord Shiva ‘Adiyogi’ in Tamil Nadu enters Guinness Book of World Records

Indians have another motivation to be upbeat or happy, since something else from India increases world acknowledgment. Not simply it increases world’s acknowledgment it really made a world record. Without building further tension we are more than happy to unveil that the Adiyogi Lord Shiva Statue, which stands 112 ft. high has made a world record of being the world’s biggest figure or statue.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had unveiled the “Adiyogi” statue, which took 30 months to plan, on February 24 this year.

The 112 feet tall “Adiyogi” Lord Shiva steel statue arranged in Coimbatore at the Isha Yoga Center, has been pronounced the world’s biggest bust by the Guinness Books of World Records.


The official statement on the site of The Guinness Book Of World Records says “It is 112.4 feet high, 24.99 meters wide and 147 feet long, as confirmed on March 11, 2017.”

The Isha Foundation has increased world acknowledgment by The Guinness Book of World Records, even some time recently, in 2006 for planting a great many plantlets. What’s more, this the second time they made it to the world’s rundown book once more.

Another fascinating actuality is that the Isha Foundation has enormous plans facilitate. The establishment arrangements to set up three more comparable statues, with most extreme comparable stature the nation over.

Talking about the Guinness record, the agent stated, “The “Adiyogi” is the wellspring of yoga and to make mindfulness among the general population about adiyogi science , this 112 feet tall statue had been revealed by Prime Minister Modi amid February this year.”

“It took thirty months to plan and eight months to erect this statue, including that now this statue had gone into the Guinness Book of World records,” he said.

The substance of Adiyogi, set up by the Isha Foundation driven by otherworldly Mystical Guru Jaggi Vasudev.

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