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Dashchoilon Monastery to build 17 meter tall Maidar statue PDF Print E-mail
Monday, 21 May 2007

 

A 17 meter tall statue of Maidar is planned for the Dashchoilon Monastery. 

The lamas of the monastery have announced plans for a six-story building to house the statue. Previous plans to build the statue in 1995 had to be abandoned when it was not possible to secure building materials. 

While construction of the building will be performed by local builders, the statue will be created in China. The enormous statue will include rosary beads weighing from 45 kg. to 96 kg. 

Money will be raised for the project from many sources including ticket sales to view a model of the statue at the wrestler’s palace.


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