How many passports do you need to stamp all the Expo stamps?

Each Expo Passport has 45 pages, and since a single Expo Passport has a limited number of pages, it is best to purchase more than two Expo Passports, one for the key country pavilions with background maps, and the other for other pavilions. More than 200 can also be fully stamped on one passport.

No, four copies, so why should the official issue four editions plus a collector's edition of the passport?

Hello! Each book has 45 pages.

In the Expo Park, the 30 yuan Expo passport is highly sought after by tourists for its unique commemorative significance. As a result, a group of "stamp people" were born, who only stamped and did not visit the museum, and some tourists who did not have passports simply knocked their stamps on the map or a copy of their ID card. However, there are too many venues for the World Expo, and there are more than 200 pavilions of national and international organizations alone, and it is really difficult to get a World Expo passport with complete stamps.

Knock on the chapter strategy 1

The $30 Expo passport is not available at every licensed store in the park. It is recommended that visitors who need to knock on the stamp go straight to the side of the Expo as soon as they enter the park, and buy a passport first.

The guide map has a unique flavor.

Knock on the chapter strategy 2

Since each page of the Expo Passport has a watermark of a different exhibition hall, it is more targeted to knock on the stamp. However, if you want to post a souvenir full of stamps on your wall in the future, you can ask a volunteer for a guide map of the park after entering the park, and then find the corresponding location on the map and ask for a stamp every time you walk to the museum.

Knock on from a country where you don't have to wait in line.

Knock on the chapter strategy 3

For the vast majority of visitors who only have one day to enter the park, it is not realistic to pursue collecting stamps for popular venues. It is recommended to start with the smaller and less popular venues in areas B and C, such as Lithuania, Malta, Azerbaijan and other pavilions.

The queue is guarded by the National Joint Pavilion.

Stamp Knocking Strategy 4: The Joint Pavilion of African Countries and the Joint Pavilion of Asian Countries are the places where stamp knocking maniacs are willing to spend time choosing to queue. It may take an hour or two to stand in line, but you can knock on the stamps of several countries.

Seize the time period after the park lights up.

Knocking on the chapter strategy 5 The Expo Park at night is reduced, and the two-hour "rampage" knocking on the chapter from 8 to 10 pm is definitely a choice to get twice the result with half the effort. In particular, it is necessary to remind that many small shops of souvenirs and handicrafts from various countries have also decreased, and they can be more relaxed when they seize the time to buy what they like.

Popular pavilions can "want" chapters.

The Norwegian Pavilion, which is particularly beautiful, was crowded with people from morning to night, but the reporter still managed to knock two beautiful stamps, one red and one blue, on the first day. Because the Norwegian Pavilion has staff in charge of stamping at the exit and entrance, you don't need to wait in a long queue to get stamps. If you can arrange your time reasonably, it will be perfect to go in and have a good walk.

Some pavilions have multiple chapters.

Stamp Knocking Strategy 7 Tourists are best to find foreign staff in the museum to knock on the seal, because some of the seals in their hands are different from the seals of ordinary staff, such as the Russian Pavilion is divided into two kinds of seals: Chinese and Russian; Like the Joint African Pavilion, in addition to the joint pavilion seal, more than 40 African countries also have their own seals or signatures.

On the Expo Passport, the first 45 pages have corresponding countries, such as the China Pavilion on page 3, the African United Pavilion on page 4, and the Venezuelan Pavilion on page 45. These 43 national pavilion seals are best not to hit the wrong page.

Hello, this is the venue badge of the Libyan Pavilion.

This eagle badge is the national emblem of the Libyan state! ~

Flag and coat of arms of Libya.

Country name] The greatest socialist people's libyan arab jamahiriya）。

Area] 1.76 million square kilometers.

Population] 10,000 (2008), predominantly Arab, followed by Berbers. In addition, there are 1 to 2 million immigrants. Arabic is the Chinese language. The vast majority of the inhabitants are Muslims.

Capital] Tripoli with a population of 1.68 million (2008).

Isn't there an English alphabet underneath? Libya.

1 Day Limit Stamping Course.

Line up at Gate 2 in the morning (not very early), after entering the door, you will go to the left of the Federation Pavilion area, where is the case joint pavilion, to put it bluntly, it is to introduce the city, where there is a Jue Dan tube 3 to 4 chapters (no queue), and then go north you will find a lot of individual case tubes (such as Chengdu, Odense, Shanghai, etc.), a total of more than 30 chapters, the time is about 1 to 2 hours to get it, other museums can also go to see if there are fewer people, Puxi is like this (others have to queue up), Let's go south to Miaojiang Road to take a boat (the boat also has to line up for an hour, don't have to queue up after stamping the chapter of the case museum), go to Pudong out of the ship port and face the second on the right of the Japan Pavilion is the Asian Federation Pavilion Three, there are about 10 chapters, and then there is a road next to the Japan Pavilion called Bailianjing Road, all the way to the International Exhibition Road, you will find the Federation Pavilion two, the first T-junction of the National Exhibition Road to Gaoke West Road, walk for a while and you will find the Asian Federation Pavilion One, about 2 o'clock at noon can be completed.

Let's go to the theme pavilion in Area B, where there are 4 chapters (recommended to go), and then walk along the Bocheng Road in front of the theme pavilion, you will find the International Information Development Network Pavilion (highly recommended, the chapters there are really good-looking: such as octopus, and the golden bull) There are about 4 to 5 chapters, and then there are more than 10 chapters in the United Nations Federation Pavilion, and the chapters in the International Information Development Network Pavilion are also super good-looking (there are pandas, Mona Lisa's smile chapters are OK), and there are not many people in line in Singapore, You can cover one! It was all done by about 5 or 6 o'clock.

Let's go to Area C, there are a lot of people in the afternoon in the European area, don't go straight to the European Federation Pavilion, there are halls 1 and 2, adding up to more than 20 chapters. Then go to the leftmost end of Pudong, the south is the African United Pavilion opposite and there are 8 small pavilions are also seconds in, the north is the Central and South American Federation Pavilion, the fastest cover bowl is about 7 o'clock Shi Hong defeated, at this time to rest and rest, the European area is very beautiful at night, and the pavilion of medium annihilation is not much queued.

It's about 120 chapters a day.