About Holi | Holi in Jaipur

About Holi | Holi in Jaipur - Hindu holiday Holi, also called the Festival of Color, originated in India but is now observed all over the world. Because it is based on the lunar calendar, the festival calendar's dates vary from year to year. It starts on the night of the Phalguna full moon in the Hindu calendar. Depending on local customs, Holika Dahan celebrations may start with a bonfire the day before.

Prayer, Holika Dahan (bonfires), gulal (coloured powder) and coloured water throwing, as well as visiting others to share food and drink, are typical Holi celebration activities. Personal distinctions are put on hold during the holiday, and everyone is said to become unified by colour and festive fun. It is a time to embrace equality and renew relationships.

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The three main sources of inspiration for Holi's celebrations are the coming of spring, the tale of Krishna and Radha, and the encounter between Holika and Prahalad. These give the Holi celebrations themes of good over evil, love and compassion, and positive change and renewal.

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