Guinea-Bissau A Living Paradise Nurtured by Ocean and Land
Located in western Africa, Guinea-Bissau is the smallest African nation in terms of land area.
Off the coast in the Atlantic Ocean are 88 islands of varying sizes called the Bijagos Islands, which are a treasure trove of marine life containing two marine national parks and a marine reserve designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
Guinea-Bissau is covered in plains as there are no mountains, and the maximum altitude is around 300 metres even in the highlands.
In addition to both its terrestrial and marine biodiversity, the pavilion exhibits Guinea-Bissau’s modernised infrastructure, health initiatives, history, and industries.
You can also look forward to exhibits on Guinea-Bissau’s fibres, handicrafts, sculptures, and other works.
