The world's largest Buddha Avalokiteshvara statue made of immortelle flowers was captured in Vietnam.

The impressive video, shot in the city of Dalat on November 22, shows a 17-metre-high Buddha Avalokiteshvara statue named "Quan The Am ("Bodhisattva statue" in English) being made up of around 650,000 immortal flowers.

It took 36 days for 30 artisans and 600 Buddhists to complete the product on December 31, 2009 and then the flowers are renewed every two years.

The statue is located at Linh Phuoc Pagoda, Dalat City. The statue is displayed at the temple for Buddhists and visitors to visit.

In 2017, the statue was set a record by the Guinness Records as the largest flower statue in the world.

Video captured the moment of The Buddha statue is made from 650,000 immortal flowers in the Pagoda in Dalat, Viet Nam.
The statue is called the Bodhisattva statue in English or " Quan The Am" in Vietnamese.
Immortal flower Buddha statue was built in late 2009 with a height of 17 meters (including the base, Buddha statue).
To build this Buddha statue, Buddhists and artisans used about 650,000 immortal flowers (equivalent to about 1.6 tons of flowers), taking 36 days to form the statue. Every 2 years, the flowers of the Buddha image are completely renewed.
In 2010, the Buddha statue "Quan The Am" with immortal flowers was set a Vietnamese record. In 2012, this statue continued to set an Asian record.
In 2017, the statue was set a record by the Guinness Records as the largest flower statue in the world.
The statue is located at Linh Phuoc Pagoda, Da Lat City. The statue is displayed at the temple for Buddhists and visitors to visit.
Immortal flowers are special flowers. When the petals die, they retain their original colors. The flower symbolizes eternity. So the flowers were chosen to form the giant statue.
Video captured on November 22, 2020.