the religious area of the palace
After arriving at the hotel this evening we were invited to join a hotel event which was the Christmas Cake preparation. The hotel had laid out all sorts of bottles of alcohols, flours, and spices and the guests joined in the mixing of all of them. The mixture will sit for a month until Christmas when they will use it for deserts. It was tempting, but NO I did not take a swig from any of the bottles :)
breakfast this morning -- sort of traditional aside from the cheese and ham. I'm loving the fresh squeezed juices here!
Auto Rickshaws -- a popular for of transportation here. I had a ride in one yesterday-- good experience, but not a preferred way of transit for me considering the crazy traffic here. It is common for people to cram into these -- tonight I saw a family of (i think) 10 squeezed into one.
A Wedding Procession for the groom. You can not see the groom, but he is being transported down the street by a horse drawn carriage followed by his dancing friends and a marching band. We probably saw 6 or 7 of these processions on our way back to the hotel yesterday. Wedding season has begun!
Tomorrow morning we head to Taj Mahal for the sunrise -- I hear it is a beautiful time to visit!
You're having too much fun, please before you go at least one picture where you're wearing traditional Indian attire while holding a baby.
ReplyDeleteIn the Christmas cake prep picture, why are you the only one with a wine glass in their hand??? No wonder you didn't have to drink from the bottles!
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