The Open Hand Monument is one of the most iconic symbols of Chandigarh, designed by the legendary architect Le Corbusier. Standing 26 meters tall, it features a massive metal hand mounted on a pivot, capable of rotating with the wind. This hand symbolizes peace, unity, and the spirit of giving and receiving. Located in the Capitol Complex, it reflects the city’s modernist vision and philosophical foundation. The monument represents Le Corbusier’s dream of open dialogue and harmony among people. Made of steel and set against the backdrop of the Shivalik Hills, it creates a striking visual impression. It’s not just an artwork, but a deeply meaningful emblem of Chandigarh’s identity. The hand’s movement with the wind signifies flexibility and openness to change. Visitors from around the world come to admire its design and message. The Open Hand Monument continues to inspire as a timeless symbol of hope, peace, and unity.
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