Bihar is recreating Malaysia’s iconic Twin Towers for Durga Puja, and Malaysians are already coming in with the comments: “Bro, toilets first. Twin Towers later.
A massive festival structure shaped like Malaysia's iconic landmark is turning heads in India ahead of upcoming celebrations.
Massive Bamboo Structure Takes Shape For Upcoming Celebrations
A reporter showcasing the construction site in Bihar, India, revealed an enormous festival pandal built to resemble Malaysia Twin Towers. The massive project has drawn attention for its sheer scale and the immense cost invested into the festive architecture.
Over One Hundred Thousand Poles Used In The Construction
The video highlights that the structure relies on over 100,000 bamboo poles to achieve its towering height and detailed shape. Built with an estimated budget of 2.5 crore rupees, the replica stands out as a major attraction for the upcoming Durga Puja festival.
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Location: Bihar, India
Landmark: Malaysia Twin Towers
Estimated Cost: 2.5 crore rupees
Materials Used: Over 100,000 bamboo poles
Event: Durga Puja pandal
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A massive festival structure shaped like Malaysia's iconic landmark is turning heads in India ahead of upcoming celebrations.
