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Myanmar Pavilion

Embark on a journey to lead a value-based lifestyle

Virtual Expo Dubai

Country Myanmar
Architect Thematic District Pavilion
Location Opportunity District
- Closed 10:00 - 23:00

Arts and Culture
Country Pavilions and Exhibitions
Opportunity

Inspiring visitors toward self-reflection and introspection

Showcasing Myanmar’s significant culture, deep history and values of its people, the pavilion incorporates unique wooden architecture.

An exhibition that reflects openness and calm
The pavilion was designed by a university student in West Yangon Technological University
Encounter the beauty of Myanmar's diverse people

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What to expect

Inner peace
The pavilion is designed with the emphasis to create a welcoming feel for all visitors to encounter the beauty of Myanmar's diverse people and her culture. It will also inspire visitors toward self-reflection and introspection. Its narrow passages guide visitors on an exciting adventure; an inspiring journey through the five zones where each zone reflects the diverse beauty of Myanmar.
Explore traditional crafts
Visitors will explore a variety of murals, embroidery, textiles, and lacquerware integral in Burmese culture.

Quick facts

Precious Flora and Fauna

Many of these species are protected by Myanmar’s system of national parks and wildlife sanctuaries.
The Golden Land

To this day Myanmar remains one of the most mysterious and undiscovered destinations in the world, a land of breathtaking beauty and warm culture

Did you know?

Myanmar is rich not only in traditions; the fertile land is crossed by a number of rivers that are used for transportation and irrigation, and as a source of food. Mines have yielded some of the world’s finest rubies and imperial jades. The country’s natural resources also include a stunning array of flora and fauna, from elusive tigers and elephants, to rare birds, butterflies and orchids.