Holi 6 March

The event celebrated by the Indians of the northern states and related to the colours is called Holi. this festival is linked to the Phalguna month, in which all the event celebrations are performed. This is also a colour festival like the Holika Dahan and Choti Holi. The bonfires are lighted at the various places to worship it. The reason behind the lighting of a bonfire is to appreciate the Victory and good Gods. Old religious people offer worship to the Vishnu God to pay thanks for Holi’s happiness in the Vishnu temple. 

Colour-throwing ceremonies on Holi

In the colour-throwing ceremonies, people throw colour at each other. Neon colours are used to enjoy this ceremony. Most people come in white dresses to the ceremony gathering. After the Holi, the white dress is changed to various event colours. Children also participate in this festival and throw coloured water at each other with the help of a water gun. This activity adds to the event’s beauty; every celebrator feels happy. 

Sweet eating and musical dance on Holi

After throwing colours at each other in the colour-throwing ceremony, the sweets are eaten as the event food. Unique sweets are made to eat at this event by the sweet makers. Every gala celebrator takes sweets with him and eats after enjoying the colour-throwing ceremony. The musical dance is also an essential part of this event; the dance is made by the celebrators in which men, women and children are included. This is only the event which brought a smile to everyone’s face, and all the Indians enjoyed this event with great devotion.