Uzbekistan Pavilion

Date: 2011.09.30 | Category: National Pavilions | Tags: asia,Expo,Expo 2010 Maps,Measuring Software of Space Volumes,Multimedia Interactive Maps,SHANGHAI,The Ancient City of Bukhara

Uzbekistan Pavilion

The pavilion is enclosed by traditional stacked wooden fences with lattice windows, whose colors will change from time to time under sunshine. Colorful ribbons and knots, symbolizing the blend of time, traditions, culture and history of Uzbekistan, connect different sections of the pavilion. Videos and songs performed with national musical instruments are displayed throughout, representing the diversified culture, prosperous economy, vigorous development of science and technology and harmonious progress between urban and rural areas of Uzbekistan.

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Uzbekistan Pavilion at night

“Uzbekistan, the crossroad of civilizations” is the theme of the pavilion, which attracts more than ten-thousand visitors a day. Let’s see what the central Asian country has to offer. With a picture exhibition showcasing the various aspects of Uzbekistanian life, pavilion organizers are keen to introduce tourism and business opportunities in the country. The achievements in urban planning are also highlighted in the pavilion, where cities built in the Kyzyl Kum desert are showcased.

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Uzbekistan Pavilion reception

Highlight 1: Measuring Software of Space Volumes

Measuring Software of Space Volumes Measuring software of space volumes enables visits to appreciate ancient architecture from different directions and perspectives.

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Decorated Uzbekistan dishes (Olivia C.)

Highlight 2: Multimedia Interactive Maps

Multimedia Interactive Maps Multimedia interactive maps enable visits virtual tours to the ancient city of Khiva.

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Decorated walls within the Uzbekistan Pavilion (H&XL)

Highlight 3: The Ancient City of Bukhara

Traditional homes, two-level teahouses and picturesque street landscapes recreate the ancient city of Bukhara.

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Exterior of Uzbekistan Pavilion (Debbie Uy)

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A dome-shaped display (Brandon Jiang)

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Artifacts displayed for the pavilion (Brandon Jiang)

Originally posted 2010-09-03 10:19:38.

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