– Aakriti Upadhyay
Known as the birthplace of Lord Krishna, these towns celebrate Holi with grandeur. Don’t miss the special Lathmar Holi in Barsana and Phoolon ki Holi in Vrindavan.
Looking for a Holi like no other? Pushkar is the place for you where vibrant colours blend with spiritual devotion, creating unique lakeside celebrations.
Shantiniketan’s Basanta Utsav celebrates Holi with graceful dances, soulful songs, and vibrant attire, embodying Rabindranath Tagore’s artistic vision and harmony.
From luxurious Holi parties to lively streets painted in colours, the capital offers a modern and energetic way to celebrate this festival.
Holi in Udaipur is a majestic affair, where the city’s lakes become the backdrop for royal processions, radiant festivities and folk performances that define its charm.
Renowned for its ancient ruins, Hampi’s Holi celebrations feature vibrant colours and energetic drumming sessions.
Famous for its beach parties, extravagant celebrations, and Bollywood-style Holi, Mumbai’s lively spirit makes it a top destination for festive revelry.
Experience Hola Mohalla, a warrior-style Holi celebrated with mock battles, martial arts display and the traditional spirit of Sikhism.
Holi in the pink city is a joyous blend of colours, artistic performances, and regal traditions that bring everyone together in celebration.
Marked by the spirited Shigmo Festival, Goa celebrates Holi with a mix of traditional dances, colourful parades, and cheerful beach parties.
With the sacred Ganga Aarti, vibrant processions, and joyous festivities along the ghats, Holi in Banaras creates a unique fusion of spirituality and colour.
Celebrating Holi through Yaoshang Festival, Manipur comes alive with folk dances, vibrant festivities and sports.