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ASEAN Countries at the WORLD EXPO
Brunei Darussalam Pavilion Pavilion Features Visitors can enter the pavilion through tropical rainforests, unique natural landscapes in Brunei. Special revolving patterns can be seen everywhere in the pavilion. The upward trend and vertical pattern of this design symbolize the gradual improvement of Bruneian people's lives and their ambition for developing a better economy. They also show that Bruneian people have made unremitting efforts to protect the environment, rich cultural heritages and traditions. Cambodia Pavilion Theme: Cultural Life in the City Pavilion Features The pavilion fully embodies Cambodia's sense of cultural heritage protection with its three historical periods: Angkor Period, Odong Period and Phnom-Penh Period. These three periods have witnessed the development of Cambodia since its establishment to its modernization today, with rich culture, art, historical relics and abundant natural resources. Indonesia Pavilion Theme: Indonesia Biodiver City Pavilion Features The exterior of the Indonesia Pavilion is covered with greenish bamboo sticks and some bamboo grows out of the pavilion ceiling. With a special fibre that is strong and breathes well, bamboo has long been favored as a construction material. The use of bamboo for the Indonesia Pavilion symbolizes the synergy between the traditional and contemporary lifestyle of Indonesia. Laos Pavilion Theme: City of Charm - Luang Prabang Charming World Heritage Town Pavilion Features The model of Luang Prabang, a famous ancient city in Laos, together with other exhibits, displays the connection between tradition and the modern society. The exhibition highlights the interrelation between environmental protection and economic prosperity and the importance of sustainable urban development. Malaysia Pavilion Theme: One Malaysia, City Harmonious Living Pavilion Features The inspiration of the pavilion design comes from the traditional Malaysian hut in the expression of a unique style and national spirit of union. The building will comprise two streamlined high slopes with a cross on top, the symbol of Malaysian architecture. The facade of the pavilion will be made from a combination of recyclable materials of palm oil and plastic. Myanmar Pavilion Theme: Better Urbanization with Harmonized Eco-System Pavilion Features Philippines Pavilion Theme: Performing Cities Pavilion Features The surface of the pavilion is made of transparent materials in the shape of diamonds, which swing with the wind and show different visual effects. Outer walls of the pavilion are all decorated with eye-catching collages. Visits can enjoy unique local conditions, customs and art performances inside the pavilion. Singapore Pavilion Theme: Urban Symphony Highlights: A Smart “Music Box” National Pavilion Day: August 7 Pavilion Area: Around 3,000 Square Meters Location: Within Zone B of the Expo Site Pavilion Features The music-box-like Singapore Pavilion is a two-story structure with an “Urban Symphony” theme. The theme is inspired by the harmony of unique elements in Singapore: progress and sustainability, urbanization and greenery, tradition and modernity and a cosmopolitan mix of residents of different races living peacefully together. Thailand Pavilion Theme: Thainess: Sustainable Ways of Life National Pavilion Day: September 5 Pavilion Mascot: “Tai” Location: Within Zone B of the Expo Site Pavilion Features The Thailand Pavilion has been painted red and gold, among other colors, to create a beautiful backdrop. It reveals traditional Thai architectural features. The pavilion’s mascot “Tai” - a cute, friendly and cheerful child-giant – will welcome visitors at the entrance. There is a friendship clock on the roof of the pavilion, symbolizing the friendly ties between China and Thailand since a diplomatic relationship was established 35 years ago. Vietnam Pavilion Theme: 1000-Year History of Hanoi National Pavilion Day: September 2 Location: Within Zone A of the Expo Site Pavilion Features The facade of the 1,000-square-meter pavilion appears like a river and the bamboo surrounding it can reduce the heat from the sun. The design highlights Vietnamese culture. Visitors will learn about the country’s profound history and culture as well as its wisdom in eco-protection and urban development. | ASEAN Countries at the WORLD EXPO Philippines celebrates National Pavilion Day at Shanghai Expo HK at World Expo 2010
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