Statue of Belief to open for public in coming next 6 months: Mantra Raj Paliwal, VC, Miraj Group

The massive 351 Ft statue is the world’s tallest Shiva Statue and was earlier announced to be open for public in 2019.

The massive 351 Ft statue is the world’s tallest Shiva Statue.

Nathdwara, Rajasthan: Mantra Raj Paliwal, Vice Chairman, Miraj Group recently announced the opening of Statue of Belief in the coming next 6 months. Creating a global buzz already, the Statue has recently become a synonym of Nathdwara, Rajsamand. The massive 351 Ft statue is the world’s tallest Shiva Statue and was earlier announced to be open for public in 2019. Unstoppable; breaking further records the Statue has also become the 4th tallest statue in the world. Statue of Belief is an architectural wonder and is designed to match the traditional air of Nathdwara, but with a modern twist in utility. Sharing the whole business plan, Mantra Raj Paliwal addressed in the press release, “The statue is iconic not only in the architecture but also in the concept. Becoming one with the spiritual essence of the city of Nathdwara, the Statue is rather modern and is brimming with modern attributes.” Adding further, the young business tycoon and the youngest retail businessman of India informed the media fraternity about the amusement parks, ATV rides, zip lines, open theatre, musical fountains, yoga meditation hall, dedicated spaces for food courts, handicraft and souvenir shops, dense forest and adventure activities and much more. Located at great proximity from the Srinath Ji temple, sprawling the project in 16 acres is a promising tourist destination of Nathdwara, Rajsamand even before its official opening. With that, we can say in only a matter of few months the statue is supposedly going to transform the landscape, lifestyle, consumer experience to great length. But most importantly the project is going to add up huge value to the tourism of Nathdwara, Rajsamand. Bringing in more global business prospects and international footfall, transforming it from spiritual tourist hub to a leisurely weekend spot.