Namibia Pavilion

Date: 2012.03.11 | Category: Africa Joint Pavilion | Tags: africa,Africa Joint Pavilion,African Country,Namibia Pavilion,Namibians,Shanghai Expo,shanghai world expo,world expo 2010

Namibia Pavilion

Namibia Pavilion sets its theme as ‘Experiencing Living Diversity’. Focusing on the three sub-themes of Exploration, Discovery and Dreams, the exhibition showcases Namibia’s traditional way of life, the reform of its urban community and the protection of its nature and wildlife. Through the exhibition, a colorful Namibia will be presented to the visitors.

When you step into Namibia Pavilion, you have started a dream journey. It is like an incarnation of Namibia, who opens her enthusiastic arms to welcome you with unique landscape of wilderness. Standing at the entrance of the pavilion, you will be welcomed by an imposing elephant-shaped rock, which is flanked by a tall baobab. Below the elephant-shaped rock, there is a place for taking pictures. Visitors can receive a seal and then start their tour or take pictures. In the pavilion, by following signposts of distinct traditional style, you will travel through the beautiful Fish River Canyon and 11 key cities and regions of Namibia, including Luderitz, Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, Etosha, Kunene, Kavango, Caprivi Strip, Kalahari, and Windhoek. Don’t be afraid of the long journey, as the pavilion has thoughtfully provided you with a small Namibian shed, where you can have a rest and enjoy delicious local cuisine. In order to create a genuine Namibia atmosphere, the pavilion staff are all local Namibians.

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Inside the Namibia Pavilion

Originally posted 2010-09-06 00:00:58.

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