Introduction of Pakistan Pavilion in Shanghai World Expo.

Theme of the venue: Harmony of urban diversity

National Pavilion Day: August 14

Exhibition area: 2000 square meters

Location of exhibition hall: Zone A

general situation

The exhibition hall is an equal-scale replica of Lahore Castle built in16th century. Pakistan, full of vitality and modern elements, is on display in the museum. Visitors can learn about Pakistan's culture and urban development by reading e-books, watch the water curtain projection, approach Pakistan's ancient civilization and religion through images, and feel the city street view of Pakistan in the dome theater.

Interpretation of the appearance of the exhibition hall

The appearance of Pakistan Pavilion is copied from Lahore Castle built in the 6th century at the ratio of 1: 1, showing Pakistan full of vitality and modern elements. Lahore Castle, a world heritage site, is a landmark building in Lahore in Pakistani culture and is known as "Pakistan's Forbidden City".

Lahore Castle

Lahore Castle was built during the Gaznavi Dynasty in 102 1 year, when it was just a military fortress made of mud. In A.D. 1566, Akbar the Great built a brick fortress surrounded by high walls after the demolition of the old city in order to resist the invasion of foreign enemies. With Lahore gradually becoming the commercial center of the South Asian subcontinent and the summer capital of the Mughal dynasty, Mughal emperors of past dynasties constantly built and expanded gardens, fountains and palaces in the castle, making the castle with only military functions a magnificent royal palace. 198 1 year, UNESCO listed Lahore Castle in the World Cultural and Natural Heritage List.

Highlight 1

Visitors can enjoy Pakistani costumes and exotic dances while tasting curry food, barbecue, mango yogurt drinks and milk tea. There are also handicrafts such as bronzes and glassware waiting for you.

Highlight 2

Islamic decorative style Islamic decorative art originates from "Arabic pattern", in which geometric pattern is the most important symbol of Islamic decorative art, and various figures such as circle, square, diamond, polygon and star form decorative patterns, which are skillfully woven into patterns with corresponding digital meanings, creating intricate and endless visual effects. The interior decoration of Pakistan Pavilion makes full use of this feature and creates an authentic exotic style.