Bell of Good Luck, Massive bell in China
The Bell of Good Luck holds the title of one of the largest bells in the world.
Erected in the year 2000, it signifies hopes for peace and prosperity in the new millennium.
Enshrined within the Buddhist Foquan Temple, it marks its religious significance.
Located near Pingdingshan, it draws visitors fascinated by its colossal size.
Weighing 116 tons, its clapper alone is over ten tons—a testament to its enormity.
Inception: 2000
Height: 8.108 m
Diameter: 5.118 m
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