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 Rajasthan has a variety of attractions that lures tourists from different parts of the world. The variety of attractions helps in providing a thoroughly satisfying tour to tourists of all kinds. The place is embedded with a lot of natural beauty along with great historical importance. The rich culture of the place is also a great attraction for the tourists. The various fairs and festivals in Rajasthan are also a great way to get close to the rich culture of the place. These festivals reflect the colorful picture of the state. Rajasthan celebrates a number of festivals. Among them, the Holi Festival in Rajasthan is one of the major festivals. Celebrated with a lot of enthusiasm, this festival is one of the most awaited festivals in this part of the world.
About Holi
The Holi Festival in Rajasthan is celebrated at the onset of spring. This festival is regarded as the harbinger of the season. Holi is one of the major festivals for the Hindus. However, this festival is a perfect manifestation of India’s secular nature as a large number of people belonging to other clans also actively take part in this festival. It is regarded as a festival that marks the end of all disputes and brings together people.
Holi Festival of Rajasthan
Holi is the festival of colors. This festival has a lot of significance among local people of Rajasthan. The festival is celebrated since the birth of Krishna. It is celebrated thorough a span of 16 days in Mathura. It is believed that the colors used in this festival will add colors and happiness to the lives of the people. Though this festival is celebrated throughout India but different parts of the state celebrate it in a different way. In Rajasthan, a bonfire marks the beginning of this festival. The second day involves applying colored powder on each other. This day of the festival is known as Dhulandi. The people of Rajasthan also have a special drink during the festival which is known as Thandai or Bhaang. The people of Rajasthan also indulge in sending good wishes and sweets to near and dear ones. The festival is also marked by a number of cultural programs. Local people dance and sing with a lot of enthusiasm to mark the grand festival. These celebrations of the Holi festival in Rajasthan continue till the wee hours of the morning.
Tourists visiting Rajasthan will get to true look of the colorful state of Rajasthan. You will also be able to see Rajasthani women clad in colorful ghagras and cholis. The folk dances performed by these women will provide you a glimpse of the rich culture of Rajasthan.
The festival is mostly celebrated towards the end of February or in the month of March. According to Hindu mythology, Phalgun Purnima marks the celebration of Holi. Hence, if you are planning for a tour to Rajasthan, try to schedule that during the Holi festival. It will add a lot of value to your Rajasthan tour. Book your tour to Rajasthan as soon as possible and get ready for a great tour.
Indianholiday.com offers online information on Holi Festival.
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