Beijing Deputy Mayor Lu Hao (2nd L), Bangkok Governor Apirak Kosayodhin (C) and Chinese Ambassador to Thailand Zhang Jiuhuan (1st L) attend the unveiling ceremony of the Sino-Thai Friendship Pavilion in Bangkok, capital of Thailand, February 23, 2008. Designed and built by Beijing municipal government, the pavilion was officially presented to its friendship city Bangkok as a gift at the Lumpini Park on Saturday. (Xinhua Photo)

An official delegation from Beijing presented a gift to its friendship city, the Thai capital of Bangkok on Saturday – a Chinese pavilion located in Bangkok's Lumpini Park, after two years' building.

The "Sino-Thai Friendship Pavilion", sitting on the green lawn of Bangkok's most-visited downtown public park, is a Chinese classical-styled, double-roofed pavilion of 8.8 meters high. Built with 300 tons of pale marble and golden-color glazed tiles, the pavilion is a work of Chinese designers and builders to present one of the most typical buildings in classical Chinese gardens.