Global Village Pavilions

Iraq being one of the ancient civilizations has a history which is displayed in its art. If you are looking for stuff full of art then Iraq’s pavilion should be your next stoppage. Bask on Iraq's culture, food, handcrafts, paintings, outfits, souvenirs, etc that too on budget.

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Al Sana’a Pavilion is operated by the Ministry of Social Affairs, UAE. It offers the locals of the country to showcase their products manufactured by them locally to the world. The idea is to support and empower productive Emirati families and micro businesses in order to achieve social and economic profit. Along with 53 outlets, 4 productive projects for social security beneficiaries and 3 projects for people of determination. Some of the best selling products are Bukhoor, Ladies bag and Sidr honey.

The Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Foundation operates the Khalifa foundation. They provide business opportunity to youth of Emirates. Explore the diverse range of business avenues in the area of Emirati perfumes, home accessories and clothes. Some of the best selling products are traditional ladies dresses, Jalabiya and Bukhoor.

Indian pavilion being the largest pavilion among all stands tall and broad at Global village. It is spread across 11,000 square meter. Every product seems special and unique when you walk down the aisle of Indian pavilions at Global village. Herbal products, spices, tea, Jewellery and textile remain in the hit list of Indian pavilion products at Global Village Dubai. Taste the mouth-watering dishes from the Indian Chaat Bazaar. Don’t forget to celebrate culture and people while you are at the Incredible Indian pavilion.

Get amazed with Syrian hospitality and learn about the revolution of Islamic architecture. The Syrian pavilion coming from a war zone will stand up at your expectations. Get your hands on the very beautiful hand-stitched paintings,prayer mats, table clothes and traditional Syrian dresses called ‘Jalabia’. Taste the very famous food like Labneh, Zaatar, Jams, Sumac, Olives and Balilah at stalls of Syrian Pavilion.

Lebanon, often referred to as the fashion capital of the Middle East, sells some of the finest fashion accessories, cosmetics and personal care products. Pick the best body oil, Zaatar, Necklaces, Labneh and Pickles from different outlets at their pavilion.Enjoy the captivating Dabkeh dance performance and witness their heritage while tasting the authentic cuisines of Lebanon at the Lebanon pavilion.

The Russian pavilion is a new addition to the Global Village. Traders are found selling the traditional arts of Russia like Palekh miniature painting, Dymka toys and clothes. The pavilion also features great folk dance performances like Kalinka, Kamarinskaya, Quadrille and popular Russian Gypsy dance. The Air Spray portraits painted against the Russian architecture are something unique as reviewed by the tourists. Some of the best picks from the Russian pavilion are flavored juice, gift items, sidr honey, chips and pickles.

Get to know the heritage of Saudi Arabia by visiting the all new experiential zone at the pavilion. This destination is chosen by families because of its conglomeration of culture, shopping and entertainment. Dates, Arabic coffee, Arabic cookies, Perfumes, Oud, Shemagh, Abaya, Niqab, Mamoul, Gashwa and Shaila, these are the popular products which you must get your hands on from the Saudi Arabia pavilion.

Experience street shopping in Bangkok at the Global Village pavilion. From hair accessories to clothing, from cosmetics to skin care products, everything is available at budget. And the good news is you can get them at even better prices if you are good at bargaining. Also, relax and recharge as you get Thai massages and spa from their famous outlets in Thailand pavilion. Get hands on the best fruits and cuisines, gems and jewels, trending outfits, baked breads, corn, fruits, etc at the market.

The setup of the African pavilion which hosts over 15+ countries makes it look very colorful. This pavilion is famous for its wooden wares. After that it is known for stuff like leather products, accessories, handicrafts, drums and baskets. If you are someone who is into skin care then the African pavilion should definitely be on your list. They bring the best quality Shea butter, a natural moisturizer with the least amount of oil into it, and is good for both oily and dry skin .

What makes the European pavilion different from all others is the inclusion of science and inventions in their ‘Heritage area’ display along with the art and architecture of the European continent. Get to blend in the lifestyle and culture of mega European cities. Get your hands on leather and ceramics from Italy; jewellery, outfits, footwears and caricature from Spain; souvenir from Switzerland and Body Care products from the UK.

The aroma of spices and over 100 types of honey will keep luring you to stay at this pavilion for a longer time. Dry fruits, mountain honey, white honey, shawls and vintage silver jewellery are the best sellers of this pavilion. Yemen is for all those who are looking for tradition and hospitality in one place. The vendors educate their customers about the details and process of making of their respective products. It makes the visit of tourists informative and entertaining at the same time.

Dive in the diverse culture of parts of Northern, Central and Southern regions of America under this pavilion. Get the vibes of Hollywood and tradition at the same time. Enjoy the dance performances that Americans are proud to show to the world. Some of the best catches are War Bonnets, Sombrero Hat, Waffle sticks, Charow cups.

Egypt is one of the ancient civilizations of the world and this is exactly what this pavilion has tried to show in it. One of the main attractions this year was a museum where they displayed the treasures of earlier eras like mummies, coffins and other priceless artifacts. Each object had a story to tell which all the curious minded and history lovers appreciated. Anyone will be awestruck by watching the Egyptian wall painting and statues.

The outlets of Turkey have a plethora of products, from clothing to accessories, from bodycare to perfumes and from handicraft to printing. Beautiful calligraphy, Anatolian glass and ceramic wares, these are the takeaways from the Turkey pavilion.