#bangla dance

[moviesludge]

she got me with that weirdo dance

[bongboyblog]

The Endangered Dance Form Of West Bengal

Dance, art, and culture and an adda at the local chai shop make a bangali, a pure bangali. Let's have an adda over tea about the endangered dance form, Chhau dance, also spelled Chhou dance. It is found in other regions of India like Jharkhand, and Odisha with different forms and names- Purulia Chhau of West Bengal, the Seraikella Chhau of Jharkhand, and the Mayurbhanj Chhau of Odisha. The dance includes everything from a structured dance with Shaivist, Shakti, and Vaishnavist religious themes to a celebration of martial arts, acrobatics, and athletics done in the festive themes of a folk dance.

It is customarily performed by an all-male group, and the dance may be a syncretic dance form that evolved from the blending of classical Hindu dances and the customs of long-extinct local tribes. The dance is remarkable and unites individuals from various socioeconomic levels in a joyful and religious atmosphere. Performed by male dancers who trained under Gurus or Ustads (masters), or who come from families of traditional artists. Its roots can be found in indigenous dance and combat styles. The basic language of Chhau dance consists of khel (fake combat moves), chalis and topkas (stylized animal and bird gaits), and uflis (movements based on a country housewife's everyday tasks). Oral transmission is used to pass on the knowledge of dance, music, and mask-making. It lasts all night long and is performed in an area known as an akhada or asar.

Local mythology, folklore, scenes from the Ramayana and Mahabharata, as well as abstract concepts, are some of the topics covered by the dancers' repertory. The vibrant music is characterized by the rhythm of indigenous drums like the dhol, dhumsa and kharka and the melody of the mohuri and shehnai. The majority of the dancers are from the Munda, Mahato, Kalindi, Pattnaik, Samals, Daroga, Mohanty, Acharya, Bhol, Kar, Dubey, and Sahoo communities. Musicians come from the Mukhi, Kalindi, Ghadhei, and Dhada groups. They take part in the instrument production as well. Communities of traditional painters known as Maharanas, Mohapatras, Sutradhars are involved in the making of these masks.

Not only were Paika and Natua the forerunners of Chhau dance (particularly Purulia style), but Nachni dance also had a significant influence on the way Chhau is known today. The female moves and gaits used in Chhau dance are virtually solely taken from Nachni dance. The Chhau dance was added to the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in 2010. The Government Chhau Dance Centre and the Mayurbhanj Chhau Nritya Pratisthan were created by the Government of Odisha in 1960 and 1962, respectively, in Seraikella and Baripada.

[butchkaramazov]

PLEASE LET THIS PERFORMANCE BE GAY

[dasjitari]

মকর পরবে মদনা ছোঁড়া ধামসা বাজাইছে II Dance Cover #folk #folkdance

[cheezeybread]

Could I request headcanons for Scarabia + Pomefiore where they overhear their lover speaking in their native language with is neither japanese or english? Maybe they're cussing, maybe just talking to themselves, maybe singing, whatever. Here are the characters + some language samples:

Jamil - bangla: https://youtube.com/shorts/WF2LbzJDzD4?si=11V-UicSCLv8vySx

Kalim - mandarin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_iUCZgObUDg&t=106s

Rook - egyptian arabic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zsz0ou4VX2g

Vil - swahili: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tpol4TKeJ14

Epel - welsh: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufKf4eORcKA

So sorry it took me a while to get around to this request, I've had it gathering dust in my drafts as I brainstormed ideas for it, hehe!

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Jamil Viper

Jamil's first introduction to your language was when you burned yourself in the Scarabia kitchen. Touching a hot pot before he could warn you that it contained boiling soup, you cried out a foreign phrase to him

"Hauar pola!" You screamed, one hand clamping over your injured palm, applying pressure as you glared at the pot "Magir Puth!"

Despite his fretting noises as he grabbed the nearest first aid kit (of course with Kalim, Jamil had made sure there was a pack in every room) and fixed your hand, Jamil had to hide his laughter. He had just assumed that you were making up gibberish like Kalim used to do as a kid- gibberish to take place of curse words.

Once you explained to him that it was indeed an actual curse, in your mother tongue, he was a bit shocked. You mean you didn't originally speak what you were speaking now??

He'll definitely ask you to teach him some words in Bangla- mainly curse words, but if he can get his hands on a book for the language, he'll attempt to learn some "sweeter" words to use with you, if only to get a little bit closer to you...or make you feel closer to home.

Kalim Al-Asim

He's no stranger to different languages! Being in a merchant family, knowing many different languages was essential to business, and Kalim has had so many tutors teaching him so many languages- he's not entirely fluent in all of them since he never gets a chance to speak them, but he knows all the basics to have a simple conversation

He probably knew that you didn't originally speak the current language that you did in Twisted Wonderland, but hadn't really heard you speak in this "Mandarin" before.

But one day, while prepping for a party, he took a small break to ask you to show him a new dance- he wasn't particularly set on what sort of dance you showed him, he just wanted some new moves to use while dancing at the party.

To his utter delight, you grabbed his hands and tried to teach him a little dance that went to an old song you heard in your childhood- of course, since your song didn't really exist in this world, you had to hum and sing it out loud.

He's definitely going to insist that you not only teach him the song, but that you start giving him lessons on your language! He figures it'll be fun to converse to you in Mandarin, allowing the two of you to have conversations in secret, where no one else knows what you guys are talking about!

Rook Hunt

Ooh, la la!

He's going to run into you whilst you're in the library after class! You were sitting at one of the tables, half-closed eyes scanning over a textbook. Of course, you hadn't been getting too much sleep recently, so it was hard for you to actually read and digest the information you were supposed to. Which led to you mumbling to yourself instead in Egyptian Araibic under your breath.

Of course, Rook doesn't greet you at first, preferring to stay back and listen to your voice for a little while longer. He enjoys the cadence of it, the highs and lows of every word...it is truly beautiful for a language, is it not?

Once he helps you get to bed and can speak to you after a good night's rest, Rook inquires as to what you were saying earlier.

To hearing you say that you spoke a different language than this one, he was flabbergasted, but intrigued.

"Read me a poem in your own words, dear, in your mother tongue! Speak your mind, call me curses, list out your errand runs, just allow me to hear you speak once more!"

He's...strange. But he enjoys the foreign language very much

Vil Shoenheit

Hearing you sing to yourself while having a spa day with Vil left him speechless, for once in his life.

He had left you alone in the bathroom to soak in the warm, bubbling water, assuring you that he would be right back once he found a certain brand of oil that he suspected Rook had mistook as his.

Once he came back to the bathroom, your words sounded so...alluring. It made his hips sway with the beat you put out with a fist slapping the side of the porcelain tub. It was rather catchy, and he couldn't help but smile as he nodded his head to your tune.

"Oh, such a wonderful language, what is it?"

He's so genuinely curious about it all, and enjoys listening to you speak about it all- how you grew up, how you felt about your culture and language itself.

And don't worry, he'll be asking you to sing to him a lot more heheh

Epel Felmier

Another curser! Aah!

Epel absolutely loves the sounds coming out of your mouth as you lose your temper and let loose at another student bothering you in the courtyard, but curbs his excitement until he properly threatens the student with a good lickin' if he doesn't scoot out!

I'm not gonna lie, Epel seems like he'd speak Welsh if he weren't in Twisted Wonderland- it just seems to fit his character so well.

And, of course, he's going to ask you to teach him all of the swear you know, so that Epel can voice his grievances against Vil and some teachers without them being able to get mad at him (because, of course, Welsh isn't technically an existant language in Twisted Wonderland, soooooo the teachers/Vil can't prove it even exists unless you become a tattle-tail, hehe!)

Once he has his fun with cursing, Epel will try his best to learn some simple words/phrases from you so he can pass you secret notes in class and talk to you in private. He's...not the best at learning a new language, so be patient with him, but he's trying his hardest!

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[harrisonarchive]

Was George Harrison close with Phil Spector?

Hi, anon,

Here are George's in-depth recollections about working with Spector:

George: “In the old days we just had George Martin working with us. And after that, well, I worked a little while with Phil Spector. That became more trouble than it was worth, and I ended up doing most of the work myself. [O]n All Things Must Pass Phil came in and we did half the backing tracks. Then, because of the condition he was in, he had to leave and I completed the rest of the backing without him. And did maybe 50 percent of the overdubbing, all the backing vocals and guitar parts. All of this was over a four, five-month period. But he still had to keep going to the hospital, seeing a doctor. He was going through a bad time with drinking and it made him ill.” Q: “What was his role in recording Bangla Desh?” George: “Phil was at the concert dancing in the front when it was being recorded! There was a guy, Gary Kellgren, who did the key work in the live recording. Then when Phil came to the remix, again Phil was in and out of the hospital. Phil worked on the second solo album, Living in the Material World, but by that I mean he was around. Again, he kept falling over and breaking his ankles, wrists. The guy who was his helper was having heart attacks. Phil was never there. I literally used to have to go and break into the hotel to get to him. I’d go along the roof at the Inn On The Park in London and climb in his window yelling, ‘Come on! We’re supposed to be making a record!’ He’d say, ‘Oh. Okay.’ And then he used to have 19 cherry brandies before he could get himself down to the studio. I got so tired of that because I needed somebody to help. I was ending up with more work than if I’d just been doing it on my own.” - Musician, November 1987

Hope this answers the question a little, at least.

[shut-up-rabert]

not sure how relevant this is, but im gonna go off anyway coz im in a mood. to the previous anon who said that bjp is being extremist by removing the ABUNDANCE of mughals in textbooks.

you know what would be extremist? if they purposefully blacked out all paragraphs relating to a particular religion or dynasty.

which is what happens if you study in an indian school in some middle eastern countries. we had all (which is already the barest of bare) information related to chhatrapati shivaji maharaj, the cholas, the vedic ages etc. blackened out with thick markers. and if that wasn't enough, if they missed out on blacking something out, they'd make us do it with black or red pens. sounds fucking dystopian doesn't it? that's what extremism is.

removing chapters that glorify the rule of barbarous invaders, that too in the name of avoiding repetition, is not extremism lmao.

Lmao, not even surprised.

The truth is that Indians give too much credit to middle east because of how MBS tackles extremism in his country, which is a frustrating problem here, and UAE because they are “friendly” to other religions, right wing often uses it to put down indian muslims in various issues, but midst all this we forget that these are the same people who give their minorities the bare minimum rights so they will work, who ask immigrant workers to convert, who fund these muslim organisations that throw dirt onto us, fucking attacked Israel in support of a Palestine that wanted all Jews of the region dead.

Their communal bias is not as obvious as Pak or Bangla, because they do not have a cultural crisis ig that’s why, but believe me, their dislike for us even if we are not their priority is there.

As of what you say about Mughals being abundance and how removing them is not extremism, what can I say to that anon other than that with privilege comes ignorance. People really act like Mughal Courts singing and dancing is more important than learning about the Chola expansion, something so crucial to our history that we know nothing about, or even the dynasties of Rajputs, Marathas that played a big role in pre mughal history and mughal resistance.

These Mughals have basically eaten up our textbooks, and there’s supremacists nations out there using it to an advantage by completely deleting our indegenious history given its scarcity, because it won’t affect the current syllabus much.

[evelyne-am]

15th March 2023

15th March 2023 Day 2

That lack of sleep from the 4:30am cramps meant, I forgoed my want to be there when sir enters. I slept an extra 15 minutes and reached 8minutes before call time. Other than 2 of the boys everyone was already there warming up and I felt a bit shit. That extra 20 minutes early everyone comes, feels like a sign of community, setting up the room, warming up together, I told myself, unless I’m super sleep deprived, I won’t do it anymore.

By the way I haven’t mentioned yet. We are prepping a play to perform end May. we will be rehearsing morning till afternoon 6 days a week till the performance (with 5 days off for Eid,)  which will be 25 performances over 10-12 days! It seems a lot but trust me 2 months is Nothing, especially since we have miles to go. The day was super cloudy and so was Sir’s mood. I can feel the urgency to get the group synced but we are not. Not yet. One of the boys didn’t come, the shadow one, but nothing was said. First half we could sense sir’s frustration today that we all barely know each other and aren’t syncing. Today’s break I actually got. Sat on the roof (you saw my insta story with the transgender lady doing what my sister says is probably a tiktok (egula buzi na.)) I love Shilpakala, at any given time there are people singing, dancing, acting, there’s a jute fair downstairs, multiple events, in the evenings it is soo happening. However in the morning, there is this lovely inner circle calm around the scare people in the building. Only those who are the core team, or building their deep dedications are there at times like 8am. I feel amazing to be part of that. I started my career with western music and later did bangla music, I never really did the Dhaka route, of Shishu Academy, Chayanaot, Shilpokala. I’m the English medium girl who opened for Nemesis in Russian Cultural Centre, and later it was only through my choir Ghaashphoring and when I joined Mita Huqs Suurteertho that I got to do more traditional venues and events. I love it. My perspective of life is different, always has been. It’s not that my family isn’t Bengali enough, if you know them, you know that’s the opposite of true. But it’s that I was always different, I’ve always lived in my own world. A friend of mine, when told that im doing a play about 1971, instantly said, oh isn’t 1971 done to death already? And I felt like, not for me! I’ve never worked with it! I’ve never had that exposure to films/songs/events. Not because they don’t happen, it’s because I”ve never had my own connection to it. And so no, it’s not done to death! There are people like me, of my generation and younger who just know the basics from our class 4 textbooks, we’ve slept through 16 December and 26th March holidays. The English medium schooling system has  always had us not be as Bangali and aspire to be more Western, more “international” and sure that has helped me in some places, but be it Berklee or in my career, it is my connection to my roots that has gotten me places, and I am on a journey in Dhaka for the past 8 years to know all the things I missed. And I know for a fact there are many many like me, some who will never know, and some who are frustrated that they don’t. And yes there are aspects we get stuck on about 1971.. But the women’s side of the war, is the least talked about, least films, books, songs, museums, memorials. On top of that, it could be that this particular artist has not worked on a topic others have, just because others have I don’t feel like we should be limited exploring it. Anyway, Day 2 I still drooped during text reading, (diet coke didnt help, shall i try caffeine?), my left leg was slightly sprained from the fall; but we read M2, now we know all the 3 M stories. We were given some time to think about all 3 Ms and demonstrate some things about how we interpret all 3 M stories. I imagined one to be very forlorn and look out the window and as I did so to channel her, I saw something that I had been hunting for, just on the street of Segunbagicha (I’ll write later as certain peeps read the blog and I don’t want to give it away yet.) Despite the cloudiness of the morning vibes, overall day 2 in class went well, and we were assigned one each to work on for the actual “audition” and character development process.

If you are on my insta, you know I did a long walk through Ramna Park and DCL. Those are things I hope to have in my routine and write about as I explore more. I’m still struggling with time and sleep, this day too I could not get to my homework before it was 11pm, my remainder of the musical admin work is piling up too. I am trying to schedule my life, so I have less work hours outside this play, and still can afford my life. I will make it happen, some plans in the works. (Just need to wrap up some cocacola stuff :P ASAP)

[moviesludge]

anti-mummy talisman spell dance

[000h-la-la]

so we ended up in a club on the infamous bangla road on our first night in phuket and danced our asses off! i would count today as a success toward my goal of getting b to let loose a little after working his ass off all week month. 🍻🥳. i promised b tiger bar and go go dancers tomorrow. let's hope it's as awesome as today's evening excursion. 🤞🏼

[butchkaramazov]

✉️ (I don't have the other envelope emoji :(

aww issokay samridhi didi :D

you, ofc, remind me of dancing. like everytime there's a show on DD Bangla where someone's dancing (especially to "kanha's" flute), im like oH this could be samridhi didi!

Indian mythology, ancient goddesses and queens, edgar allan poe. the sound of anklets at midnight, the song sun ri sakhi and kanha's peacock feathers. desi academia at its finest<3

[imtheflash]

Hello, I see u have stumbled into my blog! About me myself and I'm trans! Love that for me. I am a nerd. Still studying. I am barely sane. I have 4 names Aditya Raj Dayal u don't get the fourth </3. I love old music. I play saxophone, primarily baritone sax, acoustic and electric guitar, a wee bit of piano and I plan on learning tabla!

Here you shall find

- me simping over people (usually marvel but others as well)

- fanfiction sometimes I writes sometimes I don't shoot me an ask or a request and ye shall be answered

- a shit. Ton. Of. Stupidity. The sheer amount of it may blind you

-the occasional video of me playing guitar

- a bunch of trans boy things!

- a bunch of music shit. Like a lot. I love this stuff it's literally the only reason I'm alive I live die and breathe music if u send me song recs I will love you forever

- the occasional post in Hindi, my Bengali is not very good, if any of you would like to speak to me in Bangla gimme a hot sec

I am a sucker for Indian classical arts, dance music anything I've been trying to figure out what taal is? Yep still don't understand..i desperately want the preciseness of a bharatnatyam dancer and grace of a Kathak dancer while simultaneously having the quads of a kuchipudi dancer and expressions of a kathakali while also the flow of oddisi - y'all get the point. Send me anything about that and holy shit id die for u. I might even live for u.

[meilleurholidays]

Why Choose Bangkok Pattaya Tour Package for Your Next Romantic Getaway?

A Bangkok Pattaya tour package offers you a journey through the vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and bustling city life of Thailand. In Bangkok, you will be greeted with a mix of traditional Thai culture and modern urban excitement. Here, historic temples like Wat Arun stand in stark contrast to the city's towering skyscrapers. The city's vibrant street markets and high-end shopping malls offer diverse shopping experiences. And its famed street food stalls and upscale restaurants cater to every palate. 

Moving on to Pattaya, you can find a beach resort town known for its lively nightlife, beautiful beaches, and water sports activities. Destinations like Coral Island offer a peaceful escape with opportunities for snorkeling and sunbathing. The tour packages often include visits to iconic attractions, leisure days, and experiences like the Coral Island visit in Pattaya. It combines the best of both urban excitement and coastal relaxation.

So, if you are thinking of a romantic getaway, a Bangkok Pattaya tour package or, a Phuket Pattaya tour package might just be what you need. Here's why.

Exploring Bangkok and Pattaya: A Tour of Wonders

Bangkok's Bustling Streets and Serene Temples

Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand, is a place of energy and color. Here, you can visit the Grand Palace, a beautiful complex full of history. Nearby, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha amazes with its intricate designs. For shopping, don't miss the Chatuchak Weekend Market. It's huge and sells almost everything you can think of. At night, the city lights up. You can enjoy lively street food scenes and vibrant night markets.

Pattaya's Beaches and Entertainment

A short drive from Bangkok is Pattaya. This city is famous for its beaches and fun activities. Jomtien Beach is perfect for relaxing and water sports. For a unique experience, visit the Sanctuary of Truth. This large wooden structure is both a museum and a work of art. Families will love Cartoon Network Amazone, a water park with cool slides and pools. Pattaya's Walking Street becomes alive at night with its many bars and shows.

Cultural Experiences and Local Cuisine

Both Bangkok and Pattaya offer rich cultural experiences. You can watch traditional Thai dances and Muay Thai boxing matches. Trying local Thai food is a must. Street food in Bangkok is delicious and affordable. In Pattaya, seafood is fresh and tasty. Don't forget to try Pad Thai, Tom Yum soup, and mango sticky rice!

Nature and Wildlife

If you love nature, you're in for a treat. Near Pattaya, the Nong Nooch Tropical Garden is stunning. It has beautiful landscapes and an impressive collection of plants. For animal lovers, the Safari World in Bangkok is exciting. You can see many animals up close, like tigers and giraffes.

Day Trips and Adventures

Discovering the Wonders of Phuket and Pattaya

Phuket: A Tropical Paradise

Phuket, Thailand's largest island, is a dream destination. It's famous for its beautiful beaches and clear blue waters. Patong Beach is the most popular one. It's great for swimming and has lots of fun activities. For a more peaceful spot, visit Kata Noi Beach. It's less crowded and really pretty. Don't miss the Big Buddha statue. It's huge and offers amazing views of the island. If you love nature, check out the Phang Nga Bay. The limestone cliffs and emerald-green waters are stunning. Take a boat tour to see them up close. At night, the Bangla Road comes alive. It's full of bars and nightclubs. It's a fun place to experience Phuket's nightlife.

Pattaya: Fun and Vibrant

Pattaya is another exciting part of the tour. It's known for its lively atmosphere. The Walking Street is the heart of Pattaya's nightlife. It's a street full of bars, clubs, and shows. For a family-friendly day, visit the Nong Nooch Tropical Garden. It has beautiful gardens, cultural shows, and even elephants. The Sanctuary of Truth is a must-see too. It's a giant wooden temple with amazing carvings. If you like adventure, try out the water sports at Jomtien Beach. Pattaya also has some great shopping spots. The Central Festival Pattaya Beach mall has lots of shops and restaurants.

Island Hopping and Snorkeling

Both Phuket and Pattaya offer great opportunities for island hopping. Near Phuket, the Phi Phi Islands are breathtaking. You can snorkel and see colorful fish and coral. From Pattaya, take a trip to Coral Island. It's perfect for relaxing on the beach and snorkeling.

Thai Cuisine and Street Food

Thai food is delicious, and you'll find great options in both Phuket and Pattaya. Street food is a must-try. Dishes like Pad Thai, mango sticky rice, and Tom Yum soup are amazing. There are also many restaurants where you can have a nice sit-down meal.

Conclusion

A Bangkok Pattaya tour package offers romance, adventure, and relaxation. It's perfect for couples. At Meilleur Holidays, we understand this. We offer custom Bangkok Pattaya tour packages. We can make your romantic getaway special and memorable. Let us help you plan the perfect trip.

[kamalaviationtour1]

6 Days Golden Triangle Tour

TOUR OVERVIEW

6 Days Golden Triangle Tour

A tour of the major attractions of India’s Golden Triangle is the perfect introduction to the county for first-time visitors. You’ll see the highlights of Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. Marvel at the Taj Mahal, the Pink City, the Amber Fort, and much more!

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Delhi and SightseeingYou will be picked up from the airport/ hotel by our guide or driver, for a city tour of old and New Delhi. You will visit :Jama Masjid Rickshaw Ride at old Delhi through traditional Bazar Red fort (out side only) Raj Ghat, (Crimination place of Mahatma Gandhi) India Gate President house ( photo stop ) Parliament street ( drive Through ) Bangla Sahib ( Sikh Temple ) 30th January "Gandhi's Home " ( Closed on Every Monday ) Lotus Temple ( Closed on Every Monday ) Overnight in Delhi

Day 2: DelhiDelhi is one of India's most colorful and exciting metropolises. A major cultural, political and commercial centre, the old and new cities exist harmoniously together. Full day city sightseeing of Old Delhi visiting Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Raj Ghat and the markets. Later in the afternoon sightseeing of New Delhi visiting Qutab Minar, Humayun's Tomb, Lotus temple, India Gate and the Rajpath and government buildings. Overnight at hotel in Delhi.

Day 3: AgraMorning drive to Agra the second city of the Golden Triangle Tour. Afternoon visit the Agra Fort and the Taj Mahal city sightseeing - visiting the Agra Fort and the Taj Mahal, constructed from marble and inlaid with jade, crystal and sapphire, it is the epitome of love. Famed for the awe-inspiring Taj Mahal, Agra is a city with a fascinating history and is rich in Mughal heritage, lush gardens and exquisite buildings and temples. Overnight stay at hotel in Agra (Taj Mahal is closed on Friday).

Day 4: JaipurAfter breakfast, check out of the hotel and drive to Jaipur, en route visiting the Fatehpur Sikri, the deserted red sandstone city, built bythe Great Mughal Emperor Akbar as his capital and palace in the late 16th century. On arrival at Jaipur check into the hotel for overnight, Jaipur also known as the Pink City. Jaipur was designed by royalty and has delighted visitors for centuries with its pink-hued Golden Triangle Tourbuildings, wonderful bazaars and rainbow of bright colors dancing along hectic streets. Jaipur is a very famous tourist destination in India for its forts and monuments which reflect its glorious past.

Day 5: JaipurMorning excursion to the enchanting Amber Fort, which was once the capital. In the afternoon weave through the lively streets of the Jaipur City and visit the pink sandstone Palace of Winds, City Palace and Jantar Mantar (observatory). Overnight at hotel in Jaipur.

Day 6: DelhiAfternoon drive back to Delhi, on arrival transfer to airport to board flight for onward journey. Return back to your country with everlasting memories of the glimpses of incredible Delhi Agra Jaipur Tour 6 Days of India.