"Get Together" In The Area Of The Popular Museum Queue Should Consider.

"If you want to get to the 100 place in front of the Saudi Pavilion, you have to reach the preview of 5 - 1 at about 6:20."

Recently, an online "Expo strategy" Post said, "sprint run", "as little as possible with goods", "do not hesitate, do not hesitate, do not give up", in order to "in 10 to 30 minutes to enter the legendary need 3.5 hours to enter the Saudi Pavilion", the tourists' physical quality is really a test.

Facing the longest queuing time of up to 6 hours, we face the "dragon" which stretches for hundreds of meters around the exhibition hall.

Is this team still in line or not?

Yesterday, reporters visited the exhibition hall of India, Saudi Arabia, Korea, Japan, Vietnam and Asia Pavilion three, which is located between Expo Boulevard and Bo Cheng Road. They traveled in the Northeast block of the film area in a popular stadium.

"Get together" and put it down.

Despite the constant reminder of staff using hand trumpets, the pavilion continued to flood the Saudi Pavilion, the India Pavilion and the Japanese pavilion despite the various posters posted around the pavilion.

Even yesterday's continuous rain, did not give tourists queuing enthusiasm "cool down."

On the contrary, from 15 o'clock, the queuing fence of the Saudi Pavilion extends to the elevated trails on the south side of the pavilion.

In the same way, there are about 9 rows of dragon in the India Pavilion and a whole circle around the exhibition hall. The queuing fence of the Japanese pavilion is meandering on the Bo Cheng Road, almost in line with the line fence of the Korean Pavilion.

According to the staff of several popular venues, it is not necessary to "get together". In the past few days, the number of queues of several popular venues will gradually drop after 17:30.

Take Saudi Arabia Pavilion as an example. After 17 hours, the queuing time will be within 2 hours, and the congestion will be greatly alleviated.

Therefore, the staff of these venues suggest that tourists should slow down and make reasonable arrangements.

"Transit station" can be savored.

In fact, in this exhibition area, there are many pavilions which are worth stopping by tourists.

Just for those hot pavilions, maybe "gimmicks" are not enough, but careful changes will also bring different results.

Vietnam Pavilion is one example.

The venue for the bamboo card is sandwiched between the Japanese pavilion and the Korean Pavilion. Although the shape is not as sci-fi as the Japanese pavilion, nor is the Korean Pavilion unique, it has no charm.

The display in Vietnam Pavilion is also unique. The pottery and lacquerware placed in the alcove can be traced back to fourteen and fifteenth Century.

In the central Orchestra, the local band performs regularly every day, and the music that is struck by bamboo musical instruments does not have any flavor.

The three Asian Union Pavilion in the same area also concentrated on two countries bordering China: Burma and Laos.

The entrance to the Burma Pavilion is a small bridge with local colors. A pavilion provides visitors with access to a local temple.

Lao Museum restored the famous ancient capital of Luang Prabang, the human heritage.

Visitors may consider these two pavilions to be "pit stations" from the Japanese pavilion to the Korean Pavilion.

Fish and bear's paws are hard to get.

"In the Expo site, the longest time of visiting a day is less than 15 hours. Is it worth the time to queue here for five or six hours?"

In this area, how to see the pavilion and its efficiency is a problem that many tourists are pondering.

In particular, we should remind tourists that the queuing time of several popular venues in this area is earlier.

For example, the Saudi Arabia Pavilion will set the queuing deadline at 20:30.

The closing time of the Japanese pavilion was slightly later than 21:30, but the reporter learned that from 20 o'clock, there was no show of robots in the museum.

Is the team that is in line for hours to watch the IMAX movie of the Saudi Museum, or to interact with the intelligent robot of the Japanese pavilion, or to taste the delicacies of the Korean Pavilion?

"Fish and bear paws" can not be enjoyed either. The key lies in the sort of tourists themselves.

Before visiting this area, it is probably one of the subjects that tourists must do well to get a thorough understanding of the characteristics of each pavilion and choose the items that are most interesting to them.