Genshin Impact’s Teyvat Expo to Showcase Exclusive Nod-Krai Art, Archon Concepts, and Immersive Exhibits in Paris

HoYoverse has decided to officially make the announcement that Teyvat Expo is coming to Paris, and it is, quite literally, a big one. The exhibit will be hosted in Les Halles between September 13 and 21, 2025, and it is meant to occupy more than 1,000 square meters, which is a bit large by my estimation. It all focuses on Genshin Impact and, to be more specific, how the art and lore were constructed amid the ground.

They said there’ll be hundreds of original artworks on display. Not just polished stuff but the real behind-the-scenes drafts, like character designs, monster art, environments, and even old region plans from every current nation in the game. One of the big deals here is that fans will finally get a look at artwork from Nod‑Krai, which is the next major region dropping in Version 6.0.
Another first, they’re going to show concept art of the six Archons. Yep, the actual designs that led to who we see in the game today. There’ll also be sketches that didn’t make it to the final game, Yaksha-related art, and other things that probably haven’t been shown anywhere before.

And to top it off, they’re setting up actual life-sized scenes from places like Dragonspine, Liyue’s Lantern Rite, Inazuma’s Grand Shrine, and more, including the upcoming Nod-Krai. Plus, they’re throwing in a photo booth, and mini-games tied to the new region. It’s clearly not just a “look and leave” kind of event.

Cultural Highlights and Ticket Info

Now, it’s not just about in-game stuff. Other events at Expo include the inaugural international team-up project by HoYoverse with the artists of cultural heritage called a Journey of Art and Heritage. They have even roped French artists in, who then will have their own versions of Teyvat, which is, quite candidly, a welcome change.

Tickets opened July 18, 2025, at 16:00 UTC+2. Pricing’s fairly standard, €20 for adults, €16 for kids aged 4 to 12, and free for the little ones under 4. And if you go, you get this commemorative ticket pack. That comes with a printed ticket, a holder, a guide, a photo voucher, and some exclusive Nod-Krai-themed gifts. Pretty generous for just an entry ticket.

In the end, the Teyvat Expo isn’t just about promotion or showing off some art, it’s shaping up to be a full-blown fan experience. There’s nothing speculative or rumor-based either. Everything they’re bringing is fully confirmed, official material. If you’re a Genshin Impact fan, this one’s probably worth keeping an eye on.

Written By “ Souranil Ghosh- India Today Gaming”                                                                                        Edited by - Probaho Santra, Sub-editor