Kate Middleton and Prince William's India, Bhutan tour in 10 iconic pictures

British royals Kate Middleton and Prince William just returned to the U.K after their extensive India and Bhutan tour. The royal couple had some iconic moments during the tour, which have been captured in very beautiful and dramatic photographs.

The royal couple had a very eventful time, from wielding the willow in Mumbai to feeding baby rhinos in Assam. Here are some of the most expressive snaps of the royal couple from the tour that stretched from April 10 to April 16:

The Duchess of Cambridge impressed many, including the God of Cricket Sachin Tendulkar, with her batting skills on the day of their arrival at the Oval Maidan in Mumbai.

Another cricketing great from the city, Dilip Vengsarkar, was also in attendance.

This photo shows Middleton on the field right after she middled the ball, while playing with children from slums. 

On the same day, the royal couple also attended a dinner with Bollywood stars. The following photo, shared by Kensington Palace via Twitter, shows them with Bollywood actresses including Parineeti Chopra, Jacqueline Fernandez, Huma Qureshi, Aditi Rao Hydari and Sophie Choudry. 

The Royal couple visited and paid tribute at Gandhi Smriti and India Gate on Day 2 of their visit. 

On Monday, April 11, Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge also celebrated the Queen's 90th birthday at the British High Commission in New Delhi. 

The royal couple visited the Mark Shand Foundation and the Kaziranga National Park in Assam on Wednesday, April 13. These pictures show the royal couple painting an elephant parade statue and feeding baby rhinos at the national park. 

While in Bhutan, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge tried their hand at archery. They visited the Changlimithang Archery Ground in Thimphu on Thursday, April 14.

Kate Middleton and Prince William visited the Tashichho Dzong temple, and were shown around by King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck and his wife Jetsun Pema.

The royal couple also visited the Taj Mahal before heading back to the U.K. on April 16: