Holi
Holi is celebrated across India. Holi is a festival of colors. Holi intends to enlighten the brightness of the color. Holi the color of festivities is a symbolic victory of good over evil. Holi is celebrated with more joy and enthusiasm. The Holi intends to enlighten the spirits. To encourage the mood of the festivity, different competitions are conducted.
Holi is called with different names in different
states.
Uttarkhand People make a toil – gathering of people. Sing, dance to tunes going
around the city The Kahila Holi, Khadi Holi, Baithaki Holi Punjab Display of martial arts, horse riding, reciting poetry, Hola Mohalla Uttar Pradesh Holi of sticks, on this occasion women, beat men with lathis. It is celebrated
in Barsana and Nandagaon. These cities are associated with Radha and Krishna. Lathmar Holi Rajasthan Royal Holi Maharashtra Holika Dahan, Apply gulal and spray water. Preparation of “Puran Poli” Rang Panchami Or ‘Shigma’ Kerala Turmeric and natural colors Ukuli or Manjal Kuli Haryana Dulhandi Bihar Phaguwa Manipur 6 days celebrations ‘ Thabal Chongba’ or dancing in the moon light. Yaosang Bengal Dol Jatra Orissa Dola Goa Shigmo Festival Assam Phakuwa
Some interesting festivals "
La Tomatina festival, Spain: This festival became all the rage when the Bollywood film Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara featured it in one of its songs. And yes, it is as fun as it looks.
Songkran festival, Thailand: Thailand plays with water, too. Songkran is a traditional festival which marks the New Year in Thailand. It is celebrated in April.
Mud festival, South Korea: Sometimes, Holi also gets muddy; when you drag your friends and smear mud on them.
Watermelon festival, Australia: In a town called Chinchilla in Queensland, Australia, the watermelon festival takes place.
Orange Battle, Italy: he battle of the oranges, much like the battle of tomatoes, takes place in Italy, particularly in the northern Italian city of Ivrea.
Oktoberfest, Germany: 16-day Oktoberfest festival during September-October by drinking beer.
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