Exploration of Indian states is incomplete without food and on this journey we got a chance to treat our taste buds with the famous 'Shahi Tukda'. We not only learnt the recipe but also got to know some interesting facts about this sweet dish. Scroll down to see the delicious treats made by the students along with a video of the session.

Paper mache originates from China, the inventors of paper itself. In India, it was first adopted in Kashmir in the 15th century. There are two methods to prepare paper-mache. The first method makes use of paper strips glued together with adhesive, and the other uses paper pulp obtained by soaking or boiling paper to which glue is then added. Let's get a sneak-peak of the workshop where we learnt both the ways.

During this workshop we discussed about different folk dance from northern states of India by watching a video. We further explored Kathak from Uttar Pradesh and practiced different dance moves.

Folktales are stories passed down generations, mainly by telling. We listened to a famous cumulative folktale 'Khoonte mein Dal' from Uttar Pradesh. The musical twist and sequence of the story kept us going!

Music is an integral part of life and almost every region in India has it's own Folk music which lends from the culture and traditions of that area. In this session we discussed about instruments from different northern states and music. We then delved deeper into the Kashmiri folk music and ended the session by singing "Hukus Bukus." Here is a short video of the session.