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Was that in the hotel on the lake in Rajistan (sp)?? I think I might have seen her dance , too. So beautiful!
Taj Lake Palace.
Gorgeous–wish I could move with a portion of that sensuousness!
I would have had the same reaction discovering that the dances were for entertainment only, with no cultural history. But they are still beautiful!
Beautiful! I always wonder about the practicing, too, when people exhibit amazing feats (and balancing stuff on one’s head is indeed an amazing feat to me). I consider the number of times they had to get it painfully wrong before getting it beautifully right. Plus, you’d think their necks would hurt.
Thank you for sharing all about your trip. I’d love to go. One day….
I highly recommend. You can tell by the # of posts I keep writing that it was a powerful experience!