Top 50 Tallest statues in the world

Top 50 Tallest statues in the world : Statue of Unity, India (182 m), Spring Temple Buddha, China (128 m), and Laykyun Sekkya, Myanmar (115.8 m) are the three tallest statues in the world. These giant, mostly religious or historic monuments are concentrated in Asia and include major examples like the Statue of Belief (107 m) and Ushiku Daibutsu (at 100 m)

The tallest statues of the world from 15 th to first

Statue of Unity (India) 182 m

590 ft Spring Temple Buddha (China)

14- Laykyun Sekkya (Myanmar), 115.8 m

Statue of Belief (Vishwas Swaroopam) (India) 112m

Nanshan Guanyin (China), 108 m

100 m, The Ushiku Daibutsu ( Japan )

Guishan Guan Yin (China), 99 m

Statue Of Liberty (USA) | 93 m

Location: Garuda Wisnu Kencana (Indonesia) – 76 m,

Big Buddha (Phra Phuttha Metta) (Thailand) – 80m (est.)

Guanyin of Mt. Qingyuan (China) – 76 meters

Reclining Buddha (Myanmar) 68 m

Statue of Equality (India) – 65.8 meters

The Motherland Calls (Russia)—85 m (statue), ~91 m total height

Sendai Daikannon (Japan) 100 m

Other Tall Statues of Interest (Ranked as the Top 50)

Mother of Ukraine (Ukraine) – 102 m

Cristo Rei Sanctuary in Almad, Portugal – 110 m

African Renaissance Monument (Senegal) [ 52 meters ]

Tian Tan Buddha (Hong Kong), 33m

Panchamukhi Anjaneya (India) 𖚔 49 m

A few things to remember: The bulk of the top 50 are Buddha statues in Asia (more specifically China, Japan and Myanmar) but the greater number of huge monuments in India keeps their numbers air-tight to an number of less great monuments of their own.

A list of 50 tallest statues in the world. (Heights below are often measured from the base to the monument though, so rankings may vary slightly depending on whether or not a pedestal/base factor into the measurement.)

Top 50 Tallest Statues in the World

Note: With statues, the measurement listed is only for the statue itself, not the pedestal (see Statue of Liberty). The Statue of Liberty measures 93m (305ft) including the pedestal.

Geographic Highlights

The list is dominated by India, China and Japan, due to large scale Buddhist & Hindu structures built in the last three decades of, to be sure, objectified tourism (which is the basis of the latest list).

India’s Structure Statue of Unity, rises almost half of a meter taller than the “runner-up” structure, making it considerably more massive than the other structures on this list.

In Brazil, they have recently erected “Christ the Protector,” which is taller than the world-famous “Christ the Redeemer.”

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