Fun With Colours - How To Make Holi Amazing & Increadible Celebration !!!

Holi is the most coulourful and fun loving festival in the world which is celebrate in the month of March after full moon. This year this fun loving festival will be celebrated on 1st and 2nd March. On 1st March It is celebrated in the evening when 'Holika Dahan' take place and 2nd March 'Dhulandi' is celebrated. It is a festival of dancing, singing and playing with powder colour and coloured water. The Holi festival is a Hindu celebration estimated at over 2000 years old. On this day every one forget about bed things and past differences to celebrate this colourful festival together and say Bura Na Mano Holi H.

Why We Celebrate Holi ?

Therer are numerous stories associated with Holi celebration those make it more euberant and vivid. The most popular one is related to Holika Dahen. the story centers around the arroganet king who wanted everyone to worship him. But his son Prahlad refused to warship him and worship lord Vishnu. The king attempted many times to kill his son but failed. In last the king's sister Holikawho is said to be immune to burning, sit with prahlad in the fire. However, Prahlad emerges live and holika burns to death. That's why with her name it is called "Holika Dahan".

Places To Make It Increadible

Krishna leela at Mathura & Vrindavan: 

This is the must visit place if you really want to feel this festival vibrant. Here holi is celebrated with flowers and called Phool Wali Holi or Flower Holi. Mathura is a place where Lord krishna's birth place and Vrindavan, the place where he was raised. On this festival, all temples are decorated beautifully and people throw buckets full of flowers and dry colours on one another and chant Radhe- Radhe.

LathMaarHoli in Barsane: 

This is a small town located near Mathure and also associated with Lord Karishna. Here Holi is celebrated in a unique way 'LathMaarHoli'. Women use a lath or bamboo stick to beat their husband or person who comes to throw water or colour.

Elephant Festival and Holi in Jaipur: 

Another unique style to celebrate Holi in Rajasthan's capital Jaipur. This 'Elephant Festival' take place a day before Holi. On this day, elephants are led in a magnificent, procession through the streets of Jaipur and are later involved in various entertaining activities like polo, elephant races and a tug of war. The festival is huge draw for turists to the city.

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How To Celebrate Holi?

"Holi is the day to express love with colors. It is a time to show affection. All the colors that are on you are of love".

Celebrate it with your loved ones and if you are going outside to celebrate it then go in a group. Specially girls go with their family members or the person you know very well. People give holi gifts to their love one as as gujia and rusgulla.Play holi in groups and with people you know very well. You never know when ans what tragedy can happen. Every years we found that some people take benefit of crowd and coloured face. Avoide using parmenant colours as they are very harmful for our skin and hairs. Play with organic or home made colours.

Bhang - Drink it in moderation and avoide mixing it with alcohol. Becuase when it is consumed in a large quantity can increase blood pressure and hike heart rate.

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General Tips For Safe Holi:

Use coconut oil on body and hair.

Use sunglasses to protect your eyes and also avoide using contact lenses.

Use nail polish and this is specially for boys. Nails absorb the colour pigmants while washing hands.

Avoide using and playing with dry colours, if you are prone of asthma or are allergic to dust snd pollen.

Stay hyderated by drinking water during the festival. water helps to get rid of harmful chemical and toxins.

Play holi in groups and with people you know very well. You never know when ans what tragedy can happen.

Bhang - Drink it in moderation and avoide mixing it with alcohol.

Last but not least, don't forget to let go and just have fun!

Wishing you all a very happy, colourful, safe and healthy Holi. Keep liking and visiting GiftVillas. You can also share your exciting and fun loving experiences during Holi Festival in comments.