write an email to your friend living in sydney about your visit to statue of unity.
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From : [email protected]
To : [email protected]
Subject : Experience throughout my last journey of Statue of Unity.
Hey Jack, Hope you are doing well in Sydney. I'm good with my Health and Hope this email find you in Good Health too.
Last Week I went for a visit to Gujarat. We gone for a family Trip and I was eagerly waiting for this trip as On Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’s 143rd birth anniversary, Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled the Statue of Unity in Kevadia,Gujarat .
When I went for the Statue Visit I was like Wowww ! It's Awesome. At 182 metres, Statue of Unity is the tallest statue in the world. The statue faces the Narmada Dam and is located on a river island called Sadhu Bet near Rajpipla on Narmada River. It is located between the Satpura and the Vindhya mountain ranges near Kevadia town in Gujarat. Around 129 tonnes of iron implements were obtained from nearly 100 million farmers in 169,000 villages across all states for the statue. The statue will be able to withstand earthquakes and wind speed up to around 100 km per second.
If you ever got a chance to visit India You should must go for Statue of Unity.
Your Lovingly KarnShubham ❤️
From : [email protected]
To : [email protected]
Subject : My last trip included encounters with the Statue of Unity.
Hello, Kittu I hope New York is treating you well. I'm in good health, and I hope this email finds you similarly well.
The previous week, I visited Gujarat. On the 143rd anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's birth, Prime Minister Narendra Modi presented the Statue of Unity in Kevadia, Gujarat, so I was eagerly anticipating our family vacation.
I was in awe when I went to see the statue. It's Fantastic. The Statue of Unity is the highest statue in the world at 182 metres. The statue is situated on Sadhu Bet, a river island on the Narmada River close to Rajpipla, and it faces the Narmada Dam. It is situated close to the mountain ranges of Vindhya and Satpura Gujarati town of Kevadia. For the statue, over 100 million farmers in 169,000 villages across all states donated about 129 tonnes of iron implements. The statue can survive earthquakes and winds that can reach speeds of up to 100 km/s.
You must visit the Statue of Unity if you ever have the chance to travel to India.
Your Lovingly,
Sam
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