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VISITORS are flocking to Byron Bay to see a Buddha that weighs 14 tonnes and stands 4m tall.
The new tourist attraction was hand crafted in Java, Indonesia, and shipped to northern NSW in an operation using 30 men, car-jacks and cranes.
The new landmark has prompted a doubling of visitor numbers at the Crystal Castle tourist attraction, a 15-minute drive north of Byron Bay.
The five-time best significant tourist attraction winner in northern NSW had waited...