The World Record of ‘longest Rangoli’ has been jointly achieved by Mr. Rajesh Kumar Jain and Divya Bhaskar from Surat, Gujarat, India.
On Aug 24, 2017; a rangoli of 10.1 km length was created during ‘Surati Raja Ganesha festival celebration’.
The World Record of ‘longest car’ has been achieved by Mr. Jay Ohrberg from Burbank California, USA.
Mr. Jay designed his monster 100 foot long Limousine himself. The limo has 26 wheels and has two driver’s compartments – one at each end – to help with reversing. The longest car is equipped with a large Jacuzzi tub, a sun deck, a swimming pool, a bed and a satellite dish etc.
The World Record of ‘longest museum’ has been achieved by Hermitage Museum from St. Peters burg, Russia.
The three storey building of Museum has 1057 beautifully halls and rooms with 1786 doors and 1945 windows. The museum is open for the public.
The World Record of ‘largest toilet bowl’ has been achieved by The Kids Commons from Columbus, Indiana, USA
The Toilet bowl sits at the Kids Commons is so huge that two – three children can fit inside.
The World Record of ‘tallest flagpole’ has been achieved by Jeddah municipality from Saudi Arabia.
The tallest flagpole of world is 170 meters high, while the flag hoisted on it is 49.5 meters long, 33 meters wide, 1,635 square meters and weighs 570 kg. The flagpole is surrounded by 13 special lights denoting the Kingdom’s 13 governorates. The flagpole is made from 500 tons of steel in a cylindrical shape with sufficient width to accommodate the service units of the project, and allow workers to climb to the top for maintenance.
The World Record ‘largest t-shirt’ has been achieved by ‘EquilÃbrios Camisetas Promocionais’ from Santa Catarina, Brazil.
The pink color largest t-shirt came in at a measurement of 93.2 m (305 ft 9.28 in) long by 62.73 m (205 ft 9.68 in) wide, weighing an astonishing 4,500 kg (9,920 lb). It was unveiled in Navegantes. EquilÃbrios built the shirt in partnership with the RFCC (Female Network Against Cancer). The shirt was comprised of 50 percent cotton and 50 percent material from recycled PET bottles.The largest shirt would be recyled and transformed into 10,000 conventional t-shirts in a numbered, limited series for sale, with proceeds from sales going to the RFCC for charity.
