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  • Great Buddha, Kamakura, Japan on Random Photos Of World's Tallest Statues As Seen From Space

    (#10) Great Buddha, Kamakura, Japan

    At a mere 43 feet tall, this seated Buddha statue (called the Kamakura Daibutsu) is small compared to many of its modern counterparts. But it's also much older, having been completed in 1252 C.E. A popular tourist attraction, it's located at the Buddhist monastery of Kotoku-in, in the city of Kamakura, southwest of Tokyo.

  • Laykyun Sekkya Buddha, Khatakan Taung, Myanmar on Random Photos Of World's Tallest Statues As Seen From Space

    (#9) Laykyun Sekkya Buddha, Khatakan Taung, Myanmar

    Near the city of Monywa, in Myanmar, this statue - the third-tallest in the world - was completed in 2008 and stands 381 feet tall.

  • The Kelpies, Falkirk, Scotland on Random Photos Of World's Tallest Statues As Seen From Space

    (#8) The Kelpies, Falkirk, Scotland

    These twin horses' heads stand 98 feet (30m) tall and are the largest equine sculptures in the world. Designed by Scottish sculptor Andy Scott, they are the centerpiece of The Helix parkland, which opened in 2013.

    A kelpie is a shape-shifting water spirit of Celtic legend, capable of taking the form of a horse.

  • Spring Temple Buddha on Random Photos Of World's Tallest Statues As Seen From Space

    (#3) Spring Temple Buddha

    At 502 feet tall, the Spring Temple Buddha is the second-tallest statue in the world. Completed in 2008, it looms over the Fodushan Scenic Area in Henan Province.

  • The Motherland Calls on Random Photos Of World's Tallest Statues As Seen From Space

    (#6) The Motherland Calls

    Completed in 1967, this statue - the tallest in the world of a woman - was built to commemorate the Soviet victory over Germany at the Battle of Stalingrad. It stands atop Mamayev Kurgan, a hill overlooking the city, which is now named Volgograd.

  • Great Buddha, Wat Muang, Thailand on Random Photos Of World's Tallest Statues As Seen From Space

    (#7) Great Buddha, Wat Muang, Thailand

    Completed in 2008, this concrete, gold-painted statue is 302 feet tall, making it the tallest statue in Thailand. It's located near the Wat Muang monastery and temple.

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Some monuments or statues around the world are always impressive. Most of these statues are used to commemorate great people or important historical events. Some of the tallest statues have become the main attractions or iconic landmarks of a city and even a country. In the past, people could only stand on the ground and watch these tall buildings. With the development of technology, many images from space allow people to see the top of these tallest statues.

Do people desire great things? Various huge buildings and statues from ancient times can prove that the tallest statue is art pursued by mankind. People have been able to see some photos of the world's tallest statues from space now, the random tool shows 16 photos here.

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