Krishna's Butterball

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Krishna's Butterball is a famous giant granite boulder in Mahabalipuram, India, seemingly defying gravity as it precariously balances on a small slope and serves as a popular tourist attraction.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf granite boulder
landmark
natural rock formation
tourist attraction
access publicly accessible
activity sightseeing
tourist photography
alsoKnownAs Krishna Butter Ball NERFINISHED
Vaan Irai Kal NERFINISHED
approximateHeight 6 meters
approximateWeight over 200 tons
approximateWidth 5 meters
associatedWith Hindu god Krishna NERFINISHED
attracts domestic tourists
international tourists
country India
culturalSignificance iconic symbol of Mahabalipuram tourism
feature appears to rest on a small contact area
fee often visited with Mahabalipuram monument complex
geologicalType granite outcrop
gravityEffect appears to defy gravity
heritageContext near UNESCO World Heritage Site
localName Krishna's Butterball NERFINISHED
locatedIn India
Mahabalipuram NERFINISHED
Tamil Nadu
management local tourism authorities
material granite
municipality Mamallapuram NERFINISHED
mythology linked to Krishna stealing butter
near Bay of Bengal NERFINISHED
Group of Monuments at Mahabalipuram NERFINISHED
notableFor appearing to defy gravity
precarious balance
photogenic yes
photography popular photo spot
position on a small slope
region Coromandel Coast NERFINISHED
safety generally considered stable
shape boulder
state Tamil Nadu
surface weathered granite
terrain rocky hill slope
tourismType sightseeing
town Mahabalipuram NERFINISHED
visitedFor landscape views from the hill
unique balancing appearance

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Mahabalipuram majorMonument Krishna's Butterball