Most of the pavilions of Asian countries are located in Area A, and some of the national pavilions of Southeast Asia are located in Area B. I saw the Philippine Pavilion, the Cambodia Pavilion, the Malaysia Pavilion, the Nigeria Pavilion, the Japan Pavilion, the Sri Lanka Pavilion, the Thailand Pavilion, the India Pavilion, the Indonesia Pavilion, the Vietnam Pavilion, and I just looked outside because there were so many people in line to visit. The Singapore Pavilion resembles a giant music box with a silver exterior finish, which is particularly eye-catching in the park. The Japanese Pavilion resembles a dome, and the faint purple color is also eclectic. The Thailand, Cambodia, and Sri Lanka pavilions all showcase the architectural styles of these countries.
