The world's largest sandcastle fails to win world record

The world’s largest sandcastle has failed to get itself recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records due to construction rules.



A group of sand artists led by Benno Linde spent weeks to turn tonnes of sand into a giant sandcastle in a park in Duisburg, Germany.



The sandcastle set a measurement record with a height of 14.15 metres, which is slightly higher than the previous structure with a height of 13.97 metres.


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However, the sandcastle won't be enlisted in the Guinness Book as the sculpters had left pieces of wood within the structure.