Brilliant Colors During Holi 2016 Festival In India

Held on the full moon day of the Phalgun month according to the Hindu calendar, Holi is also known as the "Festival of Colors" is one of the important festivals in India, as well as many countries with communities. Hindus live. Colorful festival Holi 2016 in India This year, the color festival was held on 23/3 last with many interesting activities. Let's take a look at the colorful photos of the Indian people. Holi Festival is held on the full moon day of March every year

. This year, the Holi festival is held on March 23. However, the festival is also held a day earlier in some parts of eastern India, such as West Bengal. This colorful festival is held almost anywhere in India The biggest festival is held in Mathura, about 4 hours from Delhi.



The Holi Festival marks the end of winter and the beginning of spring in the hope of a bountiful crop. This festival also celebrates the victory of good over evil. Photo: martin.abbaHoli is an ancient Hindi festival with many cultural and religious rituals. In the days before the festival, people began to collect wood and flammable materials for campfires at parks, community centers, areas near temples and other open spaces. On the funeral pyre was a dummy representing Holika, who tricked Prahalad into the fire. In the house, women prepare to cook typical holiday dishes like gujiya, mathri, malpuas as well as many other delicious food for the festival On the eve of the festival, usually at the right time or after sunset, people gather together and light the funeral pyre.



This ritual is called Holika Dahan. Ritual represents the victory of good over evil. Everyone sang and danced happily around the fire. Traditionally, these colors are blended from natural plants, so they can be easily removed such as saffron, sandalwood, and rose. Everyone flocked to the street to participate in this interesting game. By the end of the morning everyone looks like a colorful picture. And this is the reason why Holi festival is also known as "Festival of Colors". The Holi Festival officially starts the next morning and people play with colors.



Everyone holds in their hands dry pigments or balls containing color solution to throw and spray color at others. Photo: _sreesh_ People gather in groups singing and dancing in drums and dholak. Every time the color battle is halted, people eat gujiya, mathri, malpuas and many other traditional dishes. Bhang, a drink made with local herbs is also an integral part of the Holi festival. Photo: Rajesh Pamnani Photo: Rajesh Pamnani Photo: Rajesh Pamnani After a day of playing with the colors, everyone takes a bath and wear new outfits to welcome friends and relatives to visit. Holi is also a festival of forgiveness and starts a new beginning, with the aim of creating harmony in society, leaving all hatred behind. Photo: movies05 As Y (compilation) ***.

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