The Sikh community of Punjab represents the Lion. The “Singhs” or Lions are

known for their bravery and for their perseverance. One of the founders of

Sikhism, Maharaja Ranjit Singh was known as the “Lion of Punjab”

This evening brings you face-to-face with one of India’s most lively and vibrant

states with a “Villages of Punjab” theme dinner. Based on the state of Punjab,

the bread basket of India, the evening will expose you to a culture that enjoys to

live life to its fullest. The venue will be decorated with fresh flowers and colourful

backdrops. There will be a small bazaar with bangles being made and sold, a

puppet seller and more. The ladies of the group can get mahendi (henna) put on

their hands. Music from a live performances by a traditional “Bhangra” & “Gidda”

troupe will pulsate through the hall. Join in the festivities on stage as the dancers

pull the guests into their magic. This will be a fun filled evening, a great start to

their journey through India.

 

Guests can be given traditional Indian outfits to dress up for this evening.

 

Option # 2 – Lets get the trip going with a theme dinner that brings India alive.

The Sikh community of Punjab represents the Lion. The “Singhs” or Lions are

known for their bravery and for their perseverance. One of the founders of

Sikhism, Maharaja Ranjit Singh was known as the “Lion of Punjab”

This evening brings you face-to-face with one of India’s most lively and vibrant

states with a “Villages of Punjab” theme dinner. Based on the state of Punjab,

the bread basket of India, the evening will expose you to a culture that enjoys to

live life to its fullest. The venue will be decorated with fresh flowers and colourful

backdrops. There will be a small bazaar with bangles being made and sold, a

puppet seller and more. The ladies of the group can get mahendi (henna) put on

their hands. Music from a live performances by a traditional “Bhangra” & “Gidda”

troupe will pulsate through the hall. Join in the festivities on stage as the dancers

pull the guests into their magic. This will be a fun filled evening, a great start to

their journey through India.

Guests can be given traditional Indian outfits to dress up for this evening.