| 1 | Shiva Kailash Nath, Mahadev Sanga,
Nepal (143 Feet 44 Meters) 2010
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| 2 |
Murugan Murti, Batu Caves,Malaysia
(42.7 meters) 2006 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batu_Caves |
| 3 | Veera Abhaya Anjaneya Hanuman Swami Paritala Andhra Pradesh, India (41 meters) |
| 4 | Shiva Murudeshwara, Karnataka, India (37 meters) |
| 5 | Shiva Mangal Mahadev,Ganga Talao,Mauritius (108 Feet 33 Meters) 2007 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ |
| 6 | Hanuman Murti, Shimla Himachal Pradesh. lndia (33 meters) |
| 7 | Hanuman Murti, Nandura, India (32 meters) |
| 8 | Shiva of the Har-ki-Pauri, Uttarakhand, India (30.5 meters) |
| 9 | Ganesha - Chinmaya Ganadhish Kolhapur, India (26 meters) |
| 10 | Hanuman Carapichaima, Trinidad and
Tobago (85 Feet 26 Meters) www.potomitan.info/ki_nov/ |
10 TALLEST HINDU IDOL STATUES IN THE WORLD
Nepal
Shiva Kailash Nath (भगवान
शिवजी), Mahadev Sanga, Nepal (45 meters)
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Kailashnath Mahadev Statue (कैलाशनाथ महादेव)
also known as : Shiva Kailash Nath (भगवान शिवजी)
Mahadev Sanga
Nepal
45 Meters
World Tallest Hindu Statue
143 Feet (44 Meters) Lord Shiva statue
Location : Sanga of Bhaktapur district, 20 km east of Kathmandu.
World’s tallest statue of Hindu God Shiva was inaugurated on June 21, 2010 by
Nepalese Tourism Minister Sharad Singh Bhandari and President Dr. Ram Baran
Yadhav.
Hindu leader Shankaracharya from Badri was present at the inauguration.
The 150 feet tall idol of Shiva is located at Sanga around 20 km from Kathmandu
on the way to Banepa
The Shiva idol is holding a Trishul on left hand and right hand in blessing
posture.
This copper plated cement murti (idol) is made to withstand minor earth quakes
and strong wind.
The 150 feet Lord Shiva statue was constructed at the sponsorship of Kamal Jain,
the proprietor of of Hilltake Water Tanks and is dedicated to Shiva who resides
at Kailash which is further north of Sanga.
The center and the park were the statue is situated has facilities like spa,
yoga, meditation center, and nature walks.
Kamal Jain made a wonderful contribution. This statue is now iconic monument to
Nepal.
The spot was not intended to serve as a tourist attraction, but thousands of
people are already thronging the place to have glimpse of the huge Shiva idol.
"There are around 5,000 visitors on a week day and larger crowds on weekends,
national holidays and festivals."
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Kamal Jain is now seeking support from the Nepali Government for a road to be
constructed from Jorpati to Sanga.
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