In a couple of days, Holi celebrations will commence in India. You will see markets adorned with bright Holi colours and shops selling unique water guns. If you’re planning to celebrate your Holi outside your city, then these are the best places for you.
This year, if you wish to celebrate Holi in a different city, then consider making a visit to one of these places. Holi, the festival of colours, is celebrated across the country with much enthusiasm. You must join the festivities at these iconic places and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of India.
Lathmar Holi in Uttar Pradesh
Mathura in Uttar Pradesh is renowned as the city of Lord Krishna. During the time of Holi, it is decorated luxuriously, boasting lively music and delectable food. Many locals and tourists partake in the celebrations donning Radha-Krishna attire. One unique tradition is the Lathmar Holi in Barsana, Mathura, where women playfully hit men with sticks, who in turn, try to shield themselves from the playful strikes.
Holi in Barsana
Another unique tradition is followed in Barsana, where instead of playing Holi with colours, people toss laddus at each other. This unconventional celebration creates a memorable and unforgettable experience. You must explore this place once in your life during Holi to witness the unique tradition.
Vrindavan
Vrindavan is a delightful place where you can immerse yourself in the true experience of celebrating Holi. On the Holi day, the whole city is covered with red and pink colours. If you visit the place one, you will find it impossible to forget the experience throughout your lifetime. At the Banke Bihari Temple, devotees are showered with flowers and gulal, creating a joyful atmosphere.
Udaipur
Udaipur is another majestic place where you can celebrate Holi. Holika Dahan, organized in the courtyard of Maharaja Magal is extremely popular. You can indulge in traditional folk dances here while participating in Holi celebrations.
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