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Message: <blockquote data-quote="prasadana2" data-source="post: 7409364" data-attributes="member: 4664">NepalThere is replica of Kathmandu, with Pagoda styled buildings in the expo, Nepal plans to attract foreigners to come to Nepal in the year 2011 as part of the Nepal Tourism Year 2011 campaign.The NetherlandsThe Dutch pavilion, called happy street, is built in the form of an 8 (a Chinese magic number) and represents a number of typical dutch houses (28). The houses are not only traditional Dutch canal houses, but, also represent some of the architectural highlights of the country. the VIP room is being built in the form of a crown, which has given the building, or better structure, its nickname. The building was designed by John Körmeling and although not finished completely was formally opened by interim prime minister Balkenende by his cutting of an orange rope. Important themes are water management, innovation and architecture. The exhibition shows a hair of the Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh. The separate Water Pavilion of the city of Rotterdam shows a spectacular water printer.New ZealandThe first developed country in the world to sign a Free Trade Agreement with China, [52]  New Zealand's pavilion is located near China's. The Kiwi pavilion is guarded by a large steel and rubber 12-meter high native Pohutukawa Tree.[53]The theme named "Cities of Nature: Living between land and Sky" follows New Zealand's history mixed with nature, modern living, and economics and how it can make for a sustainable and creative future. The roof of the pavilion is landscaped with New Zealand's native flora alongside a bubbling mud pool and a beautiful beach.[54] [55] A newly carved giant Waka (Maori canoe) will be on show during the World Expo, it will then be gifted to the people of China.OmanThe Omani pavilion showcases the country's seafaring and architectural heritage.[57] The front half of the pavilion resembles one of Oman's forts, such as those found in Sohar and Nizwa,[57] which is attached to the front of a traditional Omani ship.</blockquote>

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