Nathdwara, Rajasthan: The holy town of Nathdwara, already famous for its majestic Lord Shiva statue and the sacred Shrinathji Temple, is all set to welcome another divine landmark — a 111-feet-tall statue of Lord Hanuman.
🌄 A New Symbol of Faith and Devotion
The upcoming Hanuman statue will stand as one of the tallest in India, symbolizing strength, devotion, and protection. It aims to become a major pilgrimage attraction in Rajasthan, drawing devotees and tourists from across the country.
🧱 Modern Technology Meets Ancient Belief
This colossal statue is being developed with cutting-edge technologies such as 3D scanning, robotic carving, and seismic engineering — ensuring precision, durability, and safety even against earthquakes.
The entire project is expected to take three years to complete, showcasing a blend of spirituality and modern engineering brilliance.
👷 Visionaries Behind the Project
The grand initiative is led by Mumbai-based businessman Girish Shah, who is funding and overseeing the construction. The statue’s design is being crafted by renowned sculptor Naresh Kumar Kumawat, known for his expertise in creating large-scale religious idols.
🛕 Nathdwara — A City of Divine Grandeur
Nathdwara has long been a sacred destination for Hindus. The town’s name literally means “Gateway to the Lord,” and it is home to the famous Shrinathji Temple dedicated to Lord Krishna. With the addition of this 111-foot Hanuman statue, the city will further strengthen its identity as a spiritual and cultural hub of Rajasthan.
📅 Project Timeline
Construction has already begun, and completion is expected within three years. Once unveiled, this towering idol will join the existing Lord Shiva statue (369 feet), making Nathdwara one of the few places in India housing multiple monumental divine statues.
🌐 Tourism and Cultural Impact
The Hanuman statue is expected to boost spiritual tourism in Rajasthan. With improved infrastructure and increasing visitor interest, Nathdwara is set to emerge as a world-class religious destination — combining devotion, architecture, and innovation.