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As we finished the visit and were heading towards the Jantar Mantar we came across a wedding procession where the groom and other guests wearing the "sherwani" (ethnic dress) proudly rode decorated horses precedeed by a group o musicians and followed by a group of potential friends and relatives singing an dancing. Though it was a brief "encounter" it was an interesting experience as to what traditional wedding rituals in Rajasthan are about.
We then visited a textile factory where we were shown some of the still used traditional textile printing and carpet making techniques.Once we walked into the factory shop I decided to have a two-piece attire tailored to measure to be later delivered at the hotel.
(To be continued)
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