Varanasi Transforms Railway Scrap into Public Art Installations

Imagine old, unused train parts like metal beams and scraps.

In Varanasi, India, artists took this old metal and turned it into amazing statues and art pieces!

There's a giant statue of a bull named Nandi, a replica of the famous Benaras Ghats where people sit by the river, and even a colorful fish-shaped boat.

These artworks are now placed in parks and by the train station for everyone to see.

Artists from different parts of India worked together to create these giant sculptures, which are over 10 feet tall.

The project aims to make the city more beautiful and remind people about recycling and art.