Sizzling Shanghai (Part 2)

We spent almost a whole day at the Shanghai Expo 2010. We got there just as it opened at 10am. Most of the expo is on the Pudong side, with a smaller section on the Puxi side (Pudong and Puxi represent respectively the areas to the east and west of the Huangpu river that cuts through Shanghai).

Overall a very impressive showcase, and as might be expected, with throngs of people visiting.  I reckon this could become the most visited Expo ever! Here's a selection of photos from our day at the Expo ...

Photo (1) : At the China pavilion (didn't go in as the queue was about 4 hours long)

Photo (2) : I love the architectural designs !

Photo (3) : At the Malaysian pavilion. Negara ku .......

Photo (4) : Some shots with the Malaysian dancers performing outside

Photo (5) : We didn't go in but sampled some Malaysian fare outside. Alas, taste not so sedap.

Photo (6) : This is the Singapore pavilion, supposedly shaped like a music box

Photo (7a) : No Sinos, I haven't returned to Siem Reap. This is within the Cambodia pavilion.

Photo (7b) : The Kingdom of Cambodia pavilion

Photo (8) : G'day mate, here's the Aussie pavilion

Photo (9) : With Cisco colleagues in the Estonia pavilion

Photo (10) : In front of the Latvia pavilion

Photo (11a) : UK Pavilion

Photo (11b) : Standing outside the UK pavilion

Photo (12) : Finally, with a colleague outside the Cisco pavilion

Well, there are obviously many, many more pavilions and sights that I won't be able to show ... so if you do have a chance, go visit it yourself. The Shanghai Expo 2010 continues till October 2010.

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