The Azerbaijan pavilion takes its inspiration from “The Seven Beauties,” the timeless masterpiece by Nizami Ganjavi — Azerbaijan’s significant poet and philosopher. This epic poem tells the story of Prince Bahram Gur’s journey through seven princesses, each revealing profound wisdom and deeper understanding.
The seven dancing statues symbolize key aspects of the nation such as its cultural diversity, architectural pearls, sustainable development and traditional art.
At the heart of the pavilion, the journey culminates in the Main Show — a 360-degree immersive experience where all seven cultural aspects merge into one powerful narrative. Threads of tradition, innovation and nature intertwine, forming a vivid portrait of Azerbaijan’s identity.
The Post Show area unfolds as a dedicated environment where the seven cultural aspects are showcased in detail. Divided into seven distinct sections, each space presents exhibits alongside dynamic screens that display immersive video content. This harmonious blend offers a deeper understanding of Azerbaijan’s heritage, innovations, and values.
At the end of the tour, tourists can visit a shop where they can purchase souvenirs of different categories. Every item tells a story — a testament to the nation’s rich artistic legacy.
The restaurant of the «Azerbaijan Pavilion» boasts high-quality decor, combining Azerbaijani and Japanese garden minimalism. There are three trees in the restaurant: an Azerbaijani tree, a Japanese tree, and a «Friendship tree» (a fusion of Azerbaijani and Japanese). The bar offers an assortment of traditional teas and sweets, along with a selection of other beverages and snacks.
Reservation
Available w/o reservations (Open entry) *There’s a possibility that the operation method may be changed according to situations.