Holi — Celebrated by Hindus Around the World


March 27 (for 2014) - India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and other Hindu regions
This holiday is also known as the Festival of Colours, and it celebrates the win of good over evil, the end of winter and the beginning of spring. It is observed in India and Nepal and also across countries with big Indian population. The best part about the celebration of Holi is that people gather on the streets, in parks or in front of temples and start throwing dyes and water balloons at each other. The final result is hundreds of people all covered in bright colors and a lot of shared laughter.
The festive spirit of Holi is a great way to celebrate the beginning of spring. The festival is held annually, the night before Holi. This year The Telegraph paid special attention to the festival. If you are planning a trip to India around March, it is an excellent opportunity to join this free-spirited celebration.


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