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The Importance of Holi

The traditions and celebrations of Holi go back centuries. Lord Krishna, one of Hindu's most prominent gods, is said to have performed a festival of colors. But more than that, Holi is tied to humanity's belief that good will always triumph over evil. For this reason, his two-day festival usally begins with a ceremony called Holika Dahan. This is a religious ceremony held on the evening of holi in which a huge log is till to symbolize burning evil. Holika is the younger sister of demon king Hiranyakashipu, and she is blessed with fire resistance. On the orders of herr wicked brother, Holika tried to kill her young nephew (Hiranyakashipu's son), prahlad, sitting with him in the crematorium. Since Prahlad was a devotee of Lord Vishnu, he emerged alive from the fire that swallowed her Holika and burned her to death. From this episode we can say that even blessings cannot prevent evil from triumphing over good.

Here are a few locations in India wherein Holi is celebrated

Puri, odisha

The Holi of Jagannath Temple is seen on the face of Dora Purnima. In the temple city of Puri, priests and devotees indulge in games and lavish celebrations in the name of the Lord. Holi of Jagannath Temple is seen by Dora in his purnima face.

Hampi, Karnataka

Holi of Hampi is an adventure trip offered by infinite Adventure club that captures the magical essence of Hampi by sharing experiences of its heritage, culture, natural landsacpes and stories during the Holi festival. Hampi definitely has something mystical about it.

Udaipur, Rajasthan

The holi festival in Udaipur begins with Holika Dahan, one day before Holi. Known as Mewar Holika Dahan. Campfires are held on the grounds of the city palace. The ruling Mewar king and his family lit the Holi  crematorium and the locals graced the occasion by performing the folk dance “Gair” around the bonfire.

Purulia, West Bengal

In west Bengal, Holi is clebrated as ‘Dol Jatra’. Here, the day is clebrated by carrying idols of Krishna and Radha on Palki and playing with abir. On this day, young people touch their feet with paint and ask for belssings from their elders.

Mathura, Uttar Pradesh

The clebrations in Vrindavan end around 2pm, after which Mathura is announced. Children dressed as Radha and Krishna ride chariots in a lively procession from vishram Ghat to Holy Gate.

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