We travelled in the bus for around 1 hour. We clicked many photos in the bus. Most of us were busy using mobile phones. The weather was very hot that day. We were all sweating due to the hot temperature. I was clicking pictures in the bus. I also captured some comedy pictures of my friends. And finally, we reached to our destination. We reached there at around 11:30 am.
Then we were shown the eggs of silkworm in which I got to know that yellow eggs are unfertilized eggs whereas the black
eggs are fertilized eggs. Then we went to see the farm of mulberry trees. Next we clicked some group photos. Then, we were shown the smoker where the eggs are kept to be hatched. We were shown the place where larvae were fed. We even saw the machine with the help of which the silk thread is produced. Then we were taken to the class to get more informed regarding the life cycle of silk worm where we got to know various things

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