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Reader's Digest India
|April 2018
Imposing monuments from around the world built in honour of heroes, great victories and deities.
THIS LADY really does live the high life! The 204-metric-ton Statue of Liberty in New York stands 93 metres tall and wears 762-centimetre-long sandals on her feet. If you’re planning on enjoying the view from her crown, you’d do well to wear sensible footwear—you need to climb 354 steps to get there.
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