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World's Tallest Shivlingam Measuring 33-Foot Carved With Monolithic Stone Starts A Sacred Journey From Tamil Nadu To Bihar
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World's Tallest Shivlingam Measuring 33-Foot Carved With Monolithic Stone Starts A Sacred Journey From Tamil Nadu To Bihar
In a rare confluence of faith, craftsmanship and modern engineering, a colossal 33-foot-tall granite Shivling has begun an extraordinary journey from Mahabalipuram in Tamil Nadu to East Champaran in Bihar—a distance of nearly 2,100 kilometres. Believed to be the world’s largest Shiva Linga carved from a single block of granite, the monolith is destined to become the spiritual centrepiece of the upcoming Virat Ramayan Temple, one of India’s most …
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