Rumi’s Square
Rumi’s Square
Jalal ud Din Mohammad Rumi was a 13th-century Persian poet, scholar, and saint who changed the dimension of knowledge and wisdom through his unique style and approach. Rumi’s influence transcends cultures and continents with hordes of followers visiting his shrine in Konya.
Blue World City has named one its main squares after Maulana Rumi, erecting a precisely chiseled sculpture of the great saint in his dervish swirl posture. This 70-feet tall night-lit sculpture will mesmerize the visitors with its aura of spirituality.
- A tribute to Jalal ud Din Mohammad Rumi a 13th-century saint
- 70 Feet Tall
- Precisely chiseled sculpture in his dervish swirl posture
- Night-lit Sculpture with an aura of spirituality
