Indian Festival Holi

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HOLI CELEBRATION IN INDIA

As we know HOLI, a Indian festival is the festival of colure’s People in India play with colure’s with each other. There are many places you can visit to play Holi in a different way …..

1. Mathura and Vrindavan


The best place to visit during Holi is Mathura and Vrindavan. In these places Holi start 40 days before the Holi day, the temple and the local house is decorated with flowers and the shops are filled with delicious sweets. Mathura is where Lord Krishna was born, while vrindavan is the place where is spend his childhood. The main venue for Holi celebration in Mathura is in the vicinity of Holi gate. The weeklong celebration at Banke Behari temple in Vrindavan is also legendary.


2. Banaras :Holi with Sticks


Banaras is a religious place in the state of the Uttar Pradesh in India, it is situated on the bank of the river Ganga. Here Holi is played in a new way with stick and known as “lath maar Holi”. The women of Banaras village beat up the man from neighboring village with sticks. Lath maar Holi take place around a week before the main day of Holi.


3. Jaipur



Japur is also known as the pink city is the place where Holi is celebrated with the elephants. An elephant festival kicks off Holi celebration in jaipur every year on Holi eve. Elephant parades, beauty contest, folk dance and tug-of-war between elephant, local and foreigners are all regular events. It make the fun on Holi little extra.

There are also different type of sweets made in every hous that make the festival sweet with colure full….


. Gujiya


. Kesari Malai Peda

. Mathhi


.Thandai

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