What is the world's tallest Statue?

A 394-foot statue of Buddha in Tokyo, Japan. Buddha, who lived from about 563 to 483 B.C., founded Buddhism, one of the great Asian religions. The bronze Statue that honors him is 115 feet wide, and as tall as a 40-story skyscaper. The statue took seven years to build, and was finally completed in 1995.

Delhiin hamgiin undur hushuu yu ve?

Japanii niislel Tokyo hotod Buddha -n 118 metr undur hushuu baidag. Buddha ni Asia-n negen tom shashin boloh Buddism-g anh undeslesen buguud manai erinii umnuh 563-483 ond amidarch baisan baina. Ene hurel hushuu ni 35 metriin urgun ba undur ni 40 davhar tenger bagandsan barilgatai tentehuits undur. Ene hushuug barihad 7 jil zartsuulsan buguud 1995 ond buren barigdaj duussan baina.