Day 2: Welcome to India!

On Day two the tourists would be escorted through the lush green and untouched forests that this island has to offer to our second stop, Debe where they would firstly be given traditional East Indian clothing to wear, men have the option of wearing the Dhoti and Kurtah whilst females can wear a Sari or Shalwar to fully experience the full East Indian culture. In addition, for breakfast, they would be given a day’s allowance to purchase Debe’s main cuisine Doubles, Saheena, Baigan and alooe pie before the day’s excitement increases. Hosted in Debe’s market would be a fair for tourists to purchase East Indian souvenirs and learn Hindi. They would also have the opportunity to use the East Indian cooking utensils to cook their lunch and sweet delicacies. When the evening approaches, there would be music and dance where they learn East Indian moves and how to play instruments. At nightfall, the tourists would spend the night in tents until the train comes to begin Day three’s excitement.

              Male Wear (Dhoti)

Female Wear (Sari)

                         

Baigan

Doubles

Saheena

Traditional East Indian Dancers