Sierra Leone Pavilion

Date: 2012.05.13 | Category: Africa Joint Pavilion | Tags: africa,Africa Joint Pavilion,African Country,Expo,pavilions,Shanghai Expo,world expo 2010

Sierra Leone Pavilion

Revolving around the theme “Growth and More Urban Growth,” Sierra Leone Pavilion will exhibit the status quo of urban development in the country, and explore ways to make the city a better place.

Featuring seaside sceneries, beaches and villages, Sierra Leone Pavilion creates a relaxing atmosphere and showcases the local living environment. The dominant colour of the pavilion is orange. The African ambience is heightened by small sheds, handmade carpets and stone artworks.

Area 1: Scenic Beauty – At the entrance, visitors can feast their eyes upon the decorations with ethnic characteristics. This area will showcase Sierra Leone’s natural geography, holiday resorts and mineral resources, so that visitors can get to know the environment, history of the country and so on.

Area 2: City Life – By displaying the traditional living environment, folk handicrafts and costumes, this area invites visitors to experience the lifestyle in Sierra Leone. Also, local pop music will be played here to help visitors better understand Sierra Leone’s culture.

Area 3: Urban Development – This area focuses on the urban development of Sierra Leone. You will be impressed by the vitality of the country’s natural port and capital city as well as the rapid rural and urban development in recent years. This will also help you discover the great potential for the country’s future development.

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Originally posted 2010-09-03 09:54:12.

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