The festival of colours is celebrated vibrantly in different parts of India. Take a look.
Photo: PEXELS/YOGENDRA SINGHMathura celebrates Holi in a grand manner. You can see Matki phod events and Ras-Leelas in Mathura during Holi.
Vrindavan is known to celebrate 'Phoolon ki Holi'". You can witness the first rituals of the festival taking place in the Banke Bihari Temple.
Photo: GETTY IMAGESPhaguwa is the local name of Holi in Bihar. Holika Dahan is performed a night before Holi. People dance to bhojpuri songs & eating Malpua, Dahi vada & more.
Photo: UNSPLASH/ DEBASHIS RC BISWASBarsana is famous for its 'Lathmar Holi'. This is when women playfully beat men with sticks. Lathmar Holi takes place a week before the main festival.
Photo: UNSPLASH/ BHUPESH PALHoli is known as Basanta Utsave in Shanitiniketan, near Kolkata. The Basanta Utsave was first introduced by Rabindranath Tagore.
Photo: GETTY IMAGESOne of the most joyous places to celebrate Holi, Agra witnesses flamboyant celebrations where people enjoy Indian desserts and drinks.
Photo: PTIPeople ins Udaipur celebrate Holi in a regal way. They commence the celebration by Holika Dahan, which is done by the royal family of Mewar.
Photo: GETTY IMAGESYaoshang is the spring festival of colours in Manipur & is celebrated by the Meitei tribe. The celebration goes on for 6 days.
Photo: INSTAGRAM/ SHOUTOUT NORTHEAST INDIAPeople in Pushkar celebrate Holi near the ghats and the temples, applying gulaal and enjoying the traditional food served during the occasion.
Photo: AFPPurulia celebrates the festival 3 days before Holi in their own unique way. Holi is known as Dol festival here & people perform different kind of folk dances.
Photo: USPLASH/ SUBHRO VISIONJaipur AKA the Pink city gets transformed into a multi-coloured city during the Holi festival. Rajasthani folk music & dance are a part of the festive vibe.
Photo: GETTY IMAGESHoli is celebrated with utmost enthusiasm in the temples in Hampi in Karnataka. The city is lively during the festival and full of colour, folk dances & songs.
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