Lhasa Comprehensive Pavilion (Chinese: 拉萨市综合展馆) is a large-scale comprehensive urban pavilion in Lhasa, which houses the Lhasa Municipal Archives (Chinese: 拉萨市档案馆), Lhasa Urban Planning Exhibition Hall (Chinese: 拉萨市城市规划展览馆), Lhasa Urban Construction Archives & Press Release Center (Chinese: 拉萨市城建档案馆和新闻发布中心). The pavilion is located in the East District of Lhasa, nearby the Department of Natural Resources of the Tibet Autonomous Region.[1]
The museum was built with the aid of Jiangsu Province, with a total investment of 120 million RMB and a building area of nearly 27,000 square meters. On May 23, 2010, a groundbreaking ceremony was held for the museum. In 2011, a groundbreaking ceremony was held for six projects, including the Lhasa Comprehensive Pavilion, which was built with Jiangsu Province's non-reimbursable aid.[2]
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