Morocco

Step into Morocco through a colorful facade inspired by Andalusian and North African architecture. The grand replica of Bab Al Mansour gate, with its detailed geometric and floral patterns, sets the tone for an authentic journey. Inside, you will wander through a traditional Moroccan souk, savor rich flavors, admire handicrafts, and enjoy the vibrant music and dance that celebrate Morocco’s unique culture.

United Arab Emirates

Discover UAE Pavilion, where tradition meets modernity. Iconic wind towers, golden coffee pots, camels, and a dhow boat grace the facade, complemented by vibrant blue wave motifs and an arching roof that symbolize innovation.

This season, the Museum of the Future adorns the pavilion, offering a stunning skyline and a map highlighting cultural symbols like palm trees, falcons, and wind towers. Guests can watch artisans craft rugs, pots, and traditional clothing, and enjoy Emirati flavors including dates, coffee, incense, and perfumes.

Yemen

Enter Yemen Pavilion, inspired by the historic architecture of old Yemeni homes with intricate windows, arched doorways, and decorative crenelations. Statues, palm trees, and symbolic wildlife like the Janabiyah and Arabian Oryx bring the culture to life.

Guests can enjoy traditional Yemeni cuisine, witness music and dance performances, and explore crafts and artworks reflecting centuries of heritage.

Egypt

 Egypt Pavilion pays majestic tribute to the grandeur of the pharaohs. With towering columns, hieroglyphics, and colorful carvings in gold, blue, and red, the facade echoes temples along the Nile. A winged scarab crowns the entrance, symbolizing rebirth and protection.

Inside, guests will stroll along Al Moez Street from Fatimid Cairo, encounter Pharaonic monuments, and admire towering colonnades reminiscent of Luxor’s temples. The Egypt Pavilion promises an unforgettable journey back in time to one of history’s greatest civilizations.

Europe

Europe Pavilion will take you on a tour across the continent’s landmarks. From the Eiffel Tower and Leaning Tower of Pisa to a stately clock tower reminiscent of Big Ben, every detail celebrates Europe’s artistic legacy. The facade draws inspiration from Renaissance Florence and Vienna’s Schönbrunn Palace, offering you a glimpse into centuries of history, creativity, and elegance all in one place.

Thailand

Experience the Thailand Pavilion, radiating regal splendor and inspired by traditional Thai architecture. Its golden embellishments, pointed arches, and vibrant blue-and-white motifs reflect the spiritual and artistic richness of the Land of Smiles, with tiered elements and sweeping curves echoing royal temples and palaces.

Pakistan

Experience the vibrant Pakistan Pavilion, celebrating the nation’s rich heritage and architectural diversity. Grand arches, colorful domes, and ornate minarets draw inspiration from Mughal, colonial, and vernacular styles. Intricate patterns, calligraphy, and miniature models capture the charm of Pakistan’s streets and heritage sites.

China

Experience China Pavilion, with a facade featuring red pillars, golden dragons, and a pagoda-style roof. Inspired by traditional Beijing siheyuan houses, the design combines elegance, symmetry, and cultural symbolism.

Guests can watch the dragon dance, listen to Guzheng music, sample a variety of herbal teas, and explore fascinating handicrafts, immersing themselves in China’s artistic and cultural heritage.

Khalifa Foundation

Khalifa Foundation Pavilion embodies Emirati elegance and Islamic heritage with its graceful arches, domes, and palm-framed design. More than just architecture, it is a hub of opportunity where aspiring Emirati entrepreneurs can explore business ideas and showcase products ranging from fashion and perfumes to home accessories. This pavilion reflects generosity, innovation, and progress.

Lebanon

Step into Lebanon Pavilion and admire red-tiled roofs, blue shuttered windows, rustic stone walls, and a central arch crowned by the iconic cedar tree. Green vines and plants add natural charm, reflecting Lebanon’s historic villages.

This season, inspired by Beiteddine Palace, guests will enjoy Levantine cuisine, live craft demonstrations, and traditional music and dance, celebrating Lebanon’s vibrant culture and heritage.