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Pavilion guide

What to See at the Menara Pavilion

Take time for the portico, the painted ceilings and the view over the water.

A carved and painted wooden ceiling inside the Menara Pavilion

The pavilion from the basin

From across the water, look for the green-tiled pyramid roof, the triple-arched portico at the water’s edge and the balcony above it, framed by a blind arch with an inscription band.

Painted wood and carved plaster

Inside, the decoration is restrained: painted wooden ceilings and doors, carved and painted plaster around the doors and windows, and painted lines on the vaults.

A carved plaster arch with geometric latticework at the Menara Pavilion

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