The tallest bust sculpture in the world, adiyogi, which represents the hindu deity shiva, is 112 feet tall and weighs over 500 tonnes. The adiyogi monument, which is in coimbatore, has already been acknowledged by the guinness book of world records. the monument took 2.5 years to develop, and its unique face was created by fusing together tiny pieces of metal.
The velliangiri hills and the verdant, luxuriant flora that surround this tall statue add to its allure as a destination.
- The meter
The isha foundation asserts that the adiyogi bust is the largest. 500 tonnes of steel make up the bust. It took 2.5 years to develop and 8 months to construct.
- The glyph
The fact that the bust is 112 feet tall is not a coincidence. Isha foundation claims that shiva's role as the adiyogi created 112 opportunities for people to realize their full potential.
- The occasion
The largest mahashivratri celebrations in the nation will include the unveiling of the adiyogi shiva bust, which will be broadcast live, simultaneously in seven languages, to more than five crore people through more than 23 satellite television stations and several online platforms. The event is anticipated to draw up to 5 lakh attendees by the isha foundation.
- The massive yoga push
A million people will take an oath to teach a basic form of yoga to at least 100 people each in the upcoming year and touch at least 100 million people before the next mahashivratr when pm modi lights the sacred fire to start the maha yoga yagna.
- The Politics
Edappadi K. Palaniswami, the chief minister of tamil nadu, may take advantage of this occasion to build a relationship with prime minister narendra modi by traveling to coimbatore to meet him at the airport. This action could improve his relationship with the centre, which the sasikala faction had previously viewed as being opposed to the establishment of a government.