RIVANSHI RAKHRAI
Considered the birthplace of Holi, Mathura and Vrindavan come alive with color during the festival. Participate in the traditional Lathmaar Holi in Barsana
Mathura and Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh
Witness the spectacular Elephant Festival held a day before Holi in Jaipur. Decorated elephants parade through the streets, accompanied by music and cultural performances.
Holi in Pushkar is a truly unforgettable experience. Devotees gather at the Pushkar Lake for a holy dip before celebrating Holi with colors and traditional folk music.
Udaipur, the City of Lakes, celebrates Holi with a royal touch. People gather in the courtyards of palaces and have elegant color-throwing sessions. Enjoy the scenic beauty of Udaipur alongside the vibrant colors of Holi.
Holi in Anandpur Sahib is a unique blend of religious fervor and joyous celebration. Large processions wind their way through the town, culminating in a colorful gathering at the gurudwara (Sikh temple)
Holi in Shantiniketan, also known as Basant Utsav (Spring Festival), is a more subdued and artistic celebration. Rabindranath Tagore, the famous Bengali poet, started the tradition of celebrating Holi with music, poetry recitals, and cultural performances
The historical ruins of Hampi come alive with color during Holi. Young people gather here to throw colors, play traditional games, and enjoy the festive atmosphere. Experience the vibrant energy of Holi amidst the backdrop of Hampi's magnificent monuments