Holi is one of the most vibrant and joyful festivals in India, often called the "Festival of Colors". It's celebrated in March, marking the arrival of spring and the victory of good over evil.
Why tourists love to visit India during Holi:
- Unique Cultural Experience
- Tourists get to immerse themselves in Indian traditions, music, dance, and rituals unlike anywhere else in the world.
- Throwing of Colors
- People smear gulal (colored powder) and throw water balloons in the streets, creating a colorful, chaotic, and fun atmosphere.
- Community & Togetherness
- Strangers become friends—everyone celebrates together regardless of age, status, or nationality. It’s a festival of love, laughter, and unity.
- Traditional Music & Dance
- Drum beats (dhol), folk music, and dancing in the streets create an electrifying vibe.
- Local Holi Delicacies
- Tourists get to taste traditional treats like gujiya, thandai, and bhaang (a cannabis-infused drink offered in some places, legally during Holi).