Building The Largest Playing Card Structure - Guinness World Records

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Arnav Daga (India) has loved card-stacking since he was 8 years old, and during the Covid-19 lockdown it became his passion to achieve a Guinness World Records title. After years of practice, he felt ready for it.

He built a structure using around 143,000 playing cards. It features 4 landmarks from Kolkata (Shaheed Minar, St Paul's Cathedral, Salt Lake Stadium, and Writer's Building) and took 41 days to complete.

Instagram: @arnavinnovates2957

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