International Pavilion 'A' Top Floor housed Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Egypt, Turkey, and Atlantic Ocean Joint Pavilion which was divided into East and West India ==== Was interesting and had traditional shaped arches and a photo of the Taj Mahal to pose by. There were traditional handcrafts and a large bazaar at the end selling many local goods from India. There was also a small counter serving indian snacks. The bazaar was quite lively and fun to walk thru. Egypt ===== Was hardly worth the bother. All they had were a pile of blocks in the shape of a pyramid. I suppose with current political problems they didnt have the resources to organize this Pakistan ======= The Pakistan pavilion had a massive photo collage outside with a man in traditional dress from the north ushering people in. Inside were many photo exhibits of traditional life and the rich cultural heritage. Like India they had a handcrafts bazaar at the end. There were wood carved items and figures made from onyx. Sri Lanka ======= Had traditional handcrafts but an interesting replica shrine in the middle which you could enter after removing shoes. Towards the end was a food counter selling fresh goods. Atlantic Ocean Joint Pavilion East & West =============================== These were two large pavilions on either side shared by a collection of countries. There were many African nations in one and Caribbean ones in the second. Turkey ===== This was a large two level pavilion. At the entrance was a vendor selling turkish ice cream which comes with a trick show when you try to buy. The main level had some painted ceramics and historic artworks. The second level was a cafe selling many fresh made turkish food items.