Holi is a festival of colours and symbol of integrity. It marks the end of winter in India and welcomes the spring season. Believing on multi culture activity Indians celebrate the Holi across India but in their own way. People play with colours, meet and greet one another, celebrate with folk songs and dance, wear colourful dresses. The Holi is pronounced in different names at different places like: Lathmar Holi in UP to Shigmo festival, Goa, Yaosang in Manipur and more. Some people celebrate the festival for one day and others for two-five days.
Barsana is famous for its “Lathmaar Holi” and the best place to celebrate Holi in India. Originating from Barsana, Lathmaar Holi is the funniest way of celebrating Holi festival in India. So, if you are a man visiting Barsana on the day of Holi, get prepared for some Lathmaar bashing. Isn’t this fun?
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When we talk about Shantiniketan, our mind quickly visualizes the great Indian Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore Ji. Yes, he was spellbound by the Holi festivities which denotes the onset of Spring. So, he unveiled this festival in the name of Basant Utsav.
Visiting Udaipur for the celebration of Holi gives a tremendous impression of the royalty of Mewar. A night before the celebration of Holi in Udaipur, The Maharaja of Mewar, wholeheartedly welcomes all the honorable dignitaries, guests and foreign tourists at the City Palace for the bonfire.
Mumbai has its own ways to celebrate the Holi festival. From Holi parties to camping events, Holi in Mumbai is going to take another level its called Rang panchmi.
Holi festival in Goa is also known as Shigmo Holi and it is celebrated with their all religious traditions. Holi rain dance party is the main point of attraction in Goa which attracts tourists to celebrate Holi in Goa style.
Jay Hind.... Vande Mataram....
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