Thailand Pavilion
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Similar in appearance to the Grand Palace in Bangkok, this pavilion is decorated in the kanok fashion (a traditional style of graphic design) in shades of gold. The symbol of this pavilion resembles the number one in Thai, symbolizing unity of its people and a resolution to move the country forward in the same direction. We could benefit greatly learning from a country where its people are always have smiles on their faces and twinkles in their eyes.
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An excellent pavilion that for some reason has slipped under the radar. The staff are gracious and patient. The tour is seamlessly organised. This pavilion will leave you with a sense of calm, not generated elsewhere on the Expo site. The first section consists of TV screens mounted above a pool of water. Multiple images of Thailand are shown while the water changes colour. Truly beautiful. The piece de resistance is the 4D movie which is so realistic that people actually reach out to grab objects. Be careful not to slip on the way out!
This is a movie pavilion in 3 different rooms. First one is a waterfall of water with images, the second one is on screen a real big animated statue is have a dialogue with one of the character in the movie (if I remembered well), the last one is as said lianhualu the piece of resistance with a 3D (4D?) movies of contemporary life in which the objects seems to be throw to you like fruits (melon, bananas), sharks… it was nice and the last movie was funny and recreational, staff very polite and smiling but I prefer when I can visit a pavilion at my own speed maybe and except the movie there were nothing else to see...