Abu Dhabi's 'Liwa' sign sets world record

Abu Dhabi Media Office

The 'Liwa' sign in Abu Dhabi's Al Dhafra region has achieved the Guinness World Records title for the 'tallest landmark sign'.

Situated 197 metres above sea level on a hill, the metal installation is 23.5 metres tall and weighs 49 tonnes.

The Liwa structure is part of Al Dhafra Region Municipality’s initiatives to enhance the region’s appeal as a cultural and tourism destination.

 

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