Pavilion Features
The pavilion has a crimson central dome, symbolizing the theme "Unity in Diversity" in India.
A focus throughout the exhibit will be on interaction between rural and urban areas through
exchange of goods and services.
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Pavilion Display
Revolving around a journey of Indian cities from ancient times
through medieval periods to modern India,
the pavilion showcases India's rich cultural heritage,
its diversity of faith, culture and language,
traditional and modern technological development and urban-rural interfa
Highlight 2: Zero-chemical Area
The seemingly ancient India Pavilion is replete with marvelous modern technologies
. The pavilion is designed as a Zero-chemical Area. Energy efficiency is made possible through the use of solar panels,
wind mills, herbs and bamboo. The terracotta and stone floor is inspired by the palace at Rampur in Varanasi and
is cooled by embedded pipes. Therefore, visitors will be touring around the pavilion in a cool and
comfortable temperature even in the summer.
Highlight 3: Indian Market
The "Indian Market" will be open for curious visitors. In fact, the attic in this market belongs to one of the exhibition areas of the India Pavilion, from which one can get a bird's-eye view of the whole pavilion. The market is also a catering service area. Traditional delicacies from various regions of India can be relished here.
Highlight 4: 360-degree Holographic Projection
The 360-degree Holographic Projection depicts India's evolvement over its long history,
from the ancient times of Mohan Jodaro and Harappa (dating back to 2000-3000 BC) through
the medieval period to modern India. The displays around the dome will further elaborate on the theme
"Cities of Harmony."
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