The latest stop for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on their royal tour of India and Bhutan was the Pan Bari village, on the boarder of the Kaziranga National Park. Prince William and the Duchess, née Kate Middleton, were keen to experience Assam life first-hand – and she wore another gorgeous dress for the occasion.
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On their arrival, Kate and William were dressed in white woven scarves with red embroidery, 'gamchas', which are customary in the region of Assam. After being educated on village life and its history, the Duke and Duchess were treated to a traditional dance performance.
Keeping her make-up to a minimum, the Duchess swept her hair back into a low chignon and wore a pair of simple but chic black wedges.
Kate said: "That is so special. Thank you very much and thank you to your family." Mrs Das' cousin Morami then said of Kate: "She acts like a simple girl, not a princess."
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They later visited a typical home and tea plantation, owned by Tilasha Das and his wife Utala, who presented the Duchess with a beautiful red scarf made in their own weaving loom.
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According to the village's head man, Kate and William enjoyed their time there. He said: "We are all very happy and it makes us proud that they have come here. William and Kate told us they are feeling great to be in India. They also told us they like being in Assam because both enjoy drinking tea."