Adorned with a traditional entrance gate, the pavilion recreated the mood of a Korean meeting square.  Inside, a rich heritage was expressed.  The Emile Bell, which is the largest bell in the Republic of Korea, was displayed as a symbol of communication.

The nation's transportation history was reflected by the Turtle ship.  Built in the 16th century during Yi Dynasty, the Korean pavilion billed it as the world's first iron-clad ship.  It was decorated with the head of a turtle which contained a sulphur-fueled smoke generator to mask the Korean fleet's movement.

Traditional folk dances were performed outside the Korean restaurant.