The flag of India is located in Zone A of the Expo 2010, it is traditional. It will transport visitors to ancient India in 2000 BC, and lead to a modern India by crossing the Middle Ages. The contribution of Indian culture to modern civilization world will be well presented throughout the exhibition. Occupying an area of 4000 m2, the flag of India owes its origin to the temple of Siddi Syed, the oldest building, the more beautiful with a large arched doorway. Instead, whose surface is composed sydérolite bluestone and black granite, owes its origin to the Palace of Rampur Varanasi. It can cool down the water pipes inside. The dome in the center symbolizes the theme of India "Harmony of All". His inspiration comes from the Buddhist monument at Sanchi, whose style is very popular Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, and Christianity skihisme. Visitors will find themselves as a religious sanctuary and gather peace in their heart. According to Naidu, one of the designers, the flag of ancient India includes advanced technologies. The materials are primarily recyclable. Materials made by hand that consume little energy are widely used. And reuse is encouraged. Using the air conditioner and lighting system the most advanced, energy consumption is greatly reduced, with high energy efficiency. Small wind motors and solar batteries on the roof will provide for renewable energy permanent. The pavilion does not use chemicals, so there will be no emissions. A system that will collect rain water will be presented. It will be treated by a plant to water the green space. On the dome in the center, are herbaceous plants. The bronze tree of life, herbs, a network of bamboo and concrete form a ceiling soundproofing. The use of solar batteries, the wind motors, grasses and bamboos on the roof show the idea of energy conservation. The pavilion will host 1,500 visitors per hour, or 450 visitors every 15 to 20 minutes. Visitors will have direct contact with the movies, shows, tradition and modern technology in India. The rich traditional cultures, different beliefs, traditional and modern technologies, the merger between the town and country, will all be presented in the flag of India. Focusing on the theme "City and harmony", the flag of India describe a journey in Indian cities since ancient time until today.
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