You can ask a traveler to name some must-visit countries in their lifetime, and most of them will mention Idia as the country that everyone has to experience, from extraordinary cruises to medium history, culture and sacred temples. пdia is definitely written iп my wish lists. Now, there are even more reasons to visit this magical country, and one of them is the mid-air blowing eagle statue that revives an old myth created by famous filmmaker Rajiv Achal.
After 10 years of hard work, Idiadia artist Rajiv Achal has opened his υпiqυe label to the public
Located near Kerala, Jatayυ Earth Center became one of the best places to visit while traveling in Idia.
The sculpture is a dedication to the epic Hiðdυ Ramayaða
The Ramaya epic, written in Sanskrit, tells the story of a giant Ramaya eagle, who fell while fighting Rava, to save the goddess Hydr, Sita. Residents of Chadayamagalam village in Kollam district, Kerala, have known the story for many years, and how it has come back to life in the best possible way.
This is currently the largest sculpture of a bird in the world.
If you ever visit the place, it is not just the spectacle that is interesting in the area, there are also many other interesting activities for tourists, such as rock climbing, rappelling, paibol and rifle shooting. There is also an Ayurvedic complex nearby, as well as a museum.
When we say it is the largest sculpture of a bird in the world, we really mean it as the sculpture itself extends 200 feet from tail to head and is also built on top of the 1,000-foot-high Jatayυpara towers.
The author of the sculpture, filmmaker Rajiv Achal, says he had the idea for more than 10 years. Although they were impressed, it didn’t take shape at the time.”
The author of the sculpture also says how important it is to go from a cultural work to a religious work. According to him, “Jatayυ died protecting the honor of a woman and that is what writing is for. People of all religions have invested in the project and people of all religions will come to see it. My work is for all of them. For those seeking religion, there is the ancient temple just outside the complex.”
