The world’s tallest statue, need I say more about it?!
The Statue of Unity, standing at 182 meters and overlooking the Narmada river, is just a marvel designed and built by Mr. Ram Sutar.
As you can see, capturing the whole statue in a single photo is literally impossible 
The base or the 1st zone comprises a museum cataloging Sardar Patel’s contributions.
Here’s my review of the place - https://goo.gl/maps/fu6BfLUGYDmejJyB7
Hi @Rednewt74
The photo link was created by me from google Maps in the Edge browser on a desktop computer for @Rohan10 .
Most likely you are opening it on a mobile device, but the Android Maps app will not recognize the link.
I suggest you copy the link and paste it in a browser on your mobile device.
Let me know if it works.
Also, what is your opinion about the upload link shared by @AZ_2021 ?
Does that link open on a mobile device?
This challenge is so much fun. 
I am sharing a photo from my visit to the MET museum in NYC. Once, I heard someone saying that taking photos in museums is boring, and I think that’s not true at all. You can take cool photos posing with the sculptures or paintings, obviously always respecting the safety rules and not making obscene gestures. Your posing could be inspired by the feelings, emotions or thoughts that emerge within you when you see a painting or sculpture.
The bronze sculpture in this photo is named Herakles the Archer. To me, it represents determination, precision and bravery.
Here’s my review of the MET museum. Hope it serves you.
Also, let’s connect through Instagram @tutojimenez1
Visiting museums is one of my hobbies.
It helps me to know the past history and learn a lot.
This picture highlights the significance of Bangladesh’s victory in the war.
I took the picture from the Bangabandhu Military Museum in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh.
This is a great opportunity to win badges on Connect.
@Ivi_Ge thanks for sharing new activity with us.
Here the museum maps link bellow 
Bangabandhu Military Museum
01769-017770
https://maps.app.goo.gl/UFTu8ej9FRonX6if9
Thanks @Ivi_Ge for taking good initiative. I would like to share Bangladesh’s Most visited museum “Bangladesh Folk Art & Craft Foundation Museum”
I several time visited this museum. I shared my experience in this Review & Photo.
A detailed understanding of the culture and culture of Bangladesh is available. The capital of Bengal during the reign of the Mughals and its ruling period can be known in detail. The history of Emperor Isa Khan and the twelve Bhuiyans of independent Bengal is preserved in this museum. Which gives knowledge about our past history and traditions and acts as an inspiration to the youth of today.
@Rednewt74 Thank you for pointing out the error. The link is available only on the desktop version of the map, so I pasted that link which is not opening on the mobile app. As my friend @TusharSuradkar told, if you copy the link and paste it into the web browser you can see it. Alternatively, you can see the photos through my review too. Thanks.
Bagerhat Museum Photo @Ivi_Ge
Nice photos @Gezendunyali . All the best …
Very nice photos with details. The second photo is very helpful as we can know floor-wise interested area. All the best @OliverKIWI
खूप छान फोटो @Shrut19 ताई. All the best…
Great shot @DENIT33 . All the very best…
Very nice photos @NileshNag . I liked the last one. We can figure out the grandeur of the Statue. All the best.
Thank you so much @Rohan10 
Dear @Ivi_Ge thank you so much for creating such opportunity and to earn a Connect badge.
I recently visited the Panchagarh Rocks Museum in Bangladesh where various types of rock and rock fragments are preserved.
2.Link of Photo on Google Maps.
The topography of Panchagarh is an excellent region for stone formation and production. Different shapes and formations of stones are found in this region. Panchagarh can be called the ‘Kingdom of Pebbles’ for its endless pebbles. Although no Neolithic remains have been found in the area, cut and unhewn stones have been found, which are very important. There are two very old twenty-two and a half feet long boats. A tree used to make a boat. Two boats made by cutting trees in a special technique are enthralling the visiting visitors. According to locals, the two boats are about three hundred years old. I think this photo of mine will help the visitors to understand the very important and exceptional museum.
Thanks @Rohan10 for your comment.
Hi @NareshDarji ,
According to the challenge rules, it’s preferable for the photos to be shared on Google Maps this year. But if you have an older photo that you like a lot, please feel free to share it!
Thank you for the tag, @Gezendunyali .
Wow…! @NileshNag - great shots, inspire me to visit here soon 
@Rohan10 Thank you for the good words:)
Hi @Ivi_Ge so I couldn’t resist to be late for this challenge and i couldn’t afford to loose this amazing connect badge so I visited the most amazing museum in my neighborhood called
"Gandhi Darshan"
The museum of Mahatma Gandhi
Very soon ll be writing my post on this beautiful museum happy guiding 
Wah…! @Shrut19 Tai
Wonderful photo
