Witness an Indian wedding ceremony
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Witness an Indian wedding ceremony
Do you think a foreigner can participate or watch a weeding ceremony while his visit in India ?
I always heard that a indian wedding is something that you cant miss and I will be in the north of India next january and I would like to have this experience.
here is my itinerary while in India.
Delhi 29/30 dec
Udaipur 31/01 jan
Jodhpur 02/03 jan
Nimaj 04/05 jan
Jaipur 06/07/08 jan
Agra 09/10 jan
Kajuraho 11 jan
Varanasi 12/13 jan
Delhi 14/15 jan
It would be great if we could see a weeding cerimony.
Thanks again,
Fernando - Brazil
I always heard that a indian wedding is something that you cant miss and I will be in the north of India next january and I would like to have this experience.
here is my itinerary while in India.
Delhi 29/30 dec
Udaipur 31/01 jan
Jodhpur 02/03 jan
Nimaj 04/05 jan
Jaipur 06/07/08 jan
Agra 09/10 jan
Kajuraho 11 jan
Varanasi 12/13 jan
Delhi 14/15 jan
It would be great if we could see a weeding cerimony.
Thanks again,
Fernando - Brazil
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Indian weddings? Easy. Follow the Dogster rules.
When you find one - and you will - go stand outside the door and look in. Be very interested. Stand around. You'll be invited in, at least 70% of the time. Simple.
Unless you look like a hippie freak axe murderer.
Don't stay too long. Do what everybody else does. Then leave.
When you find one - and you will - go stand outside the door and look in. Be very interested. Stand around. You'll be invited in, at least 70% of the time. Simple.
Unless you look like a hippie freak axe murderer.
Don't stay too long. Do what everybody else does. Then leave.
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