Check out the Korea pavilion for a look at some futuristic technology. Photo: Expo 2020 Dubai
The UAE pavilion has been a favourite with visitors since doors opened in October. Photo: Steve Holland / Expo 2020 Dubai
The Saudi Arabia pavilion has had millions of visits. Photo: Suneesh Sudhakaran / Expo 2020 Dubai
One place you are sure to find a queue is outside the Germany pavilion. Photo: Christopher Pike / Expo 2020 Dubai
The Japan pavilion lets you book a visiting time slot from 9am each morning. Ruel Pableo for The National
The popular Thailand pavilion is located in the Mobility District. Photo: Joe Sassine / Expo 2020 Dubai
Another structure that has had millions of visits is the India pavilion. Chris Whiteoak / The National
The Pakistan pavilion is instantly recognisable with its colourful facade. Photo: Stuart Wilson / Expo 2020 Dubai
The US pavilion lets visitors touch a piece of the Moon. Photo: Katarina Premfors / Expo 2020 Dubai
The UK pavilion has a restaurant beneath it serving traditional fish and chips. Photo: Walaa Alshaer / Expo 2020 Dubai
The Singapore pavilion is recognisable with its many trees and bushes. Photo: Katarina Premfors / Expo 2020 Dubai
The Italy pavilion has a life-sized replica of the Statue of David inside. Photo: Katarina Premfors / Expo 2020 Dubai
The Surreal water feature comes alive at night with its light show. Photo: Expo 2020 Dubai
Under the senior citizen programme, visitors aged over 60, can book in advance for private access to the site with buggies available during the day and fast track entry to select pavilions. Photo: Expo 2020 Dubai
Check out the Korea pavilion for a look at some futuristic technology. Photo: Expo 2020 Dubai
The UAE pavilion has been a favourite with visitors since doors opened in October. Photo: Steve Holland / Expo 2020 Dubai
The Saudi Arabia pavilion has had millions of visits. Photo: Suneesh Sudhakaran / Expo 2020 Dubai
One place you are sure to find a queue is outside the Germany pavilion. Photo: Christopher Pike / Expo 2020 Dubai
The Japan pavilion lets you book a visiting time slot from 9am each morning. Ruel Pableo for The National
The popular Thailand pavilion is located in the Mobility District. Photo: Joe Sassine / Expo 2020 Dubai
Another structure that has had millions of visits is the India pavilion. Chris Whiteoak / The National
The Pakistan pavilion is instantly recognisable with its colourful facade. Photo: Stuart Wilson / Expo 2020 Dubai
The US pavilion lets visitors touch a piece of the Moon. Photo: Katarina Premfors / Expo 2020 Dubai
The UK pavilion has a restaurant beneath it serving traditional fish and chips. Photo: Walaa Alshaer / Expo 2020 Dubai
The Singapore pavilion is recognisable with its many trees and bushes. Photo: Katarina Premfors / Expo 2020 Dubai
The Italy pavilion has a life-sized replica of the Statue of David inside. Photo: Katarina Premfors / Expo 2020 Dubai
The Surreal water feature comes alive at night with its light show. Photo: Expo 2020 Dubai
Under the senior citizen programme, visitors aged over 60, can book in advance for private access to the site with buggies available during the day and fast track entry to select pavilions. Photo: Expo 2020 Dubai
Check out the Korea pavilion for a look at some futuristic technology. Photo: Expo 2020 Dubai