India’s Holi celebrations are among the most colourful festivals in the world, turning streets, temples, and towns into vibrant spectacles of joy. From the riotous celebrations of Pushkar and the playful stick duels of Barsana, to the flower showers of Vrindavan, the artistic yellow hues of Shantiniketan, and the pageantry of Hola Mohalla in Anandpur Sahib, each place offers its own kaleidoscope of colour. Here is a look at some of the most colourful ones. All these places become extremely crowded during this period, so booking accommodation and transport in advance is essential to fully experience the unforgettable, kaleidoscopic celebrations.
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From Powder To Petals: 5 Most Colourful Holi Festivals You Must See In India
From Pushkar’s powder-filled streets and Barsana’s playful stick battles to Vrindavan’s flower showers, Shantiniketan’s artistic spring and Anandpur Sahib’s vibrant pageantry, each celebration bursts with joy, tradition, and colour

India’s Holi celebrations are among the most colourful festivals in the world Photo: Shutterstock
India’s Holi celebrations are among the most colourful festivals in the world Photo: Shutterstock
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