kate middleton and prince william go on safari in india and feed animals
Live in the wild!
On Wednesday, Prince William and Kate Middleton visited the kazilanga National Park to learn more about global conservation.
The royal couple arrived on Tuesday night, where they were welcomed by traditional crafts.
Scarf and Assam dancer.
After that, Prince William and Kate traveled to kazilanga, the most populous place in the region.
Horn rhinos and other endangered species.
Prince William looks casual in his best hunting gear.
Sunglasses, brown buttons, etc. )
Kate wears a simple polka
Click the button down.
Visit 185square-
Miles Parker, Wells and Kate learned about the successful growth of rhino numbers and the efforts to curb poaching.
They also drove a jeep in the park. Kate had an elephant and a rhino in the park.
Of course, she looks beautiful when she does this!
Kate put on a long flowing dress when she met her new animal friend
Long sleeve dress decorated with pink flowers with black design on hem and sleeves.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are expected to issue a statement on poaching.
Bibahab Kumar Talukdar, head of the local wildlife conservation organization, kobanyak, said: \"The visit of the British royal family will definitely raise awareness of rhino protection . \".
The royal family had a jam.
When traveling in India, it was crowded for a week and was ready to go to Bhutan on Thursday morning.
They have visited the Indian National War Memorial in Mumbai, where Kate and her husband laid wreaths.
Although she has a Marilyn Monroe
With Esque\'s stylish faux pas, Kate remains calm and elegant as always.
Prince William and Kate then tried to make some traditional Indian cuisine, but luckily they were helped by the Dosamatic machine.
According to Prince William, the royal family has been in India for a long time.
\"When Catherine and I got married, India was number one on Catherine\'s list and she told me she wanted to visit,\" he said at an event in Bollywood on Sunday --
Charity party.
\"Two children, five years later, we finally succeeded --
We are all honored to be here.