Holi festival of colors and a festival of joy together makes a good reason to plan India

Cultural land India is a great land of fairs and festivals. Apart from tourist destinations for the showcase of flora and fauna, heritage land, and many more, the fairs and festivals can never be counted less to explore and enjoy its sport. 'Holi', the most awaited festival in India, is a unique cultural festival enjoyed with great enthusiasm, pomp and show, loud music, sweets, and much more. However, choosing much more words is not enough as this festival of colors has always gathered huge attractions from all across the globe and has now become a festival full of energy and enthusiasm for every age group.

On this very occasion, children of all age groups gather up and unite to shower love, care, concern, and unity in the form of different colors. India every year unites to celebrate 'Holi', but there are some destinations that have always been known as special for celebrating Holi in their way.  

Let us find some top destinations in India to celebrate Holi-

Banke Bihari temple

Vrindavan is the home of Banke Bihar, and Banke Bihari is referred to as Lord Krishna, praised for love. Holi is celebrated here as the top festival with all colors of Holi, like; people turning the temple and streets full with color and as a tribute to Lord Krishna. Music, flower Holi, and dance dedicated to Lord Krishna and Goddess Radha is enjoyed and become a must to be explored in Banke Bihari temple.

Barsana

A small village in Uttar Pradesh, Barsana is known for 'Laath Maar' Holi. Here, women gather in the streets with their sticks to beat up men, so the name is called 'Laath maar' Holi celebration. Streets are poured and filled with colors while women beat men with sticks, just a pleasure and a unique way to celebrate their Holi.

Shantiniketan

Shantiniketan in West Bengal is a university famous because of 'Rabindra Nath Tagore'. Here the girl students gather in colourful attire to celebrate Basant Utsav, which was initiated by Rabindra Nath Tagore to add cultural color to the festival of Holi. 

Delhi

The heart and capital city of the country, Delhi, is known for its rowdy Holi celebration. The city lights up with many shows dedicated to music for enjoying the festival of 'Holi' and enjoying. Holi is a single-day celebration here in Delhi; it is celebrated for more than one day and lasts for a minimum of three days. Plan your 'Holi' in Delhi to never miss the beauty and enthusiasm of this festival and its color. 

Manipur

Manipur celebrates Holi in its expanded way. A celebration of 6 days is enjoyed with folk music, dance and organizing the cultural fair. Manipur is always a good option to enjoy Holi in India for a whole six days long festival.

Punjab

A unique and different kind of Holi is celebrated in Punjab. A certain group of people here perform martial art stunts in a fair and enjoy the festival with their talent show along with lots of sweet dishes and offering prayer in Gurudwara. 

Hampi

Hampi, located in South India, celebrates Holi with colors and music. Lots of colors and loud music are played to enjoy this colourful festival.

Purulia

Purulia district in West Bengal still celebrates old and traditional Holi. Here Holi is mentioned as 'Basanta Utsav', and it is celebrated for three days. On the day of the festival, 'Holi,' all age groups participate in dance and music, and locals play Baul music by musicians. Some local and folk dances are; Chau, Darbari, Jhumur, and Natua.

Udaipur

Udaipur is still a royal city, and on the day of the Holi celebration, the Maharaja of Mewar announces the celebration from the City Palace. It is spectacular to watch Maharaja in his royal attire, giving a vibe of royal Holi and grand, welcoming every guest for dinner and lots of other royal cuisines.

Jaipur

Khasa Kothi in Jaipur organizes a special Holi gathering with food, music, a dance floor, and lots of fun to enjoy the time fullest. People coming to Jaipur for the Holi festival can enjoy the event on the night of 'Holi' and enjoy colors with all other fun.

'Holi' is a remarkable festival with its impression and cultural value. Different States in India celebrate Holi differently, which defines true India's unity in diversity.