Botswana Pavilion

Date: 2011.12.05 | Category: Africa Joint Pavilion | Tags: africa,Africa Joint Pavilion,architecture,culture,Expo,Expo 2010 Maps,SHANGHAI

Botswana Pavilion

The pavilion will showcase the modernization process of Botswana, as well as its charm as a tourism destination, a commercial hub and a livable place. The pavilion consists of three exhibition areas that demonstrate the charm of this country from the following perspectives: nature and resources, history and heritage, as well as city and life.

Area 1: Beautiful Botswana – This area mainly exhibits the natural tourism attractions: vast prairies, wild flora and fauna, fascinating sceneries of the Okavango Delta, and abundant mineral resources.

Area 2: History and Heritage – This area exhibits Botswana’s historical heritage, culture, and arts, including ancient architectures, stones and wood carvings, paintings, music, dances and etc. Botswana’s evolution to modernization will also be revealed. Through the contrast between primitive and modern life, the pavilion will illustrate the important role which technology has played in developing the country and improving people’s living conditions.

Area 3: City and Life – This area shows the influence of natural resources and cultural heritage on Botswana’s urban development. Meanwhile, it will also showcase Botswana’s stable social condition and sustainable environment for investment.

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Africa Joint Pavilion

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Botswana Pavilion CGI Design

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Botswana Pavilion

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Botswana Pavilion Illuminated (Debbie Uy)

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Display of arts and crafts (Debbie Uy)

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Botswana Products For Sale (Debbie Uy)

Originally posted 2010-09-03 01:12:29.

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