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Celebrate Holi, the festival of colors, in Rajasthan with our exclusive Rajasthan Tour Packages. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere as you join locals in throwing vibrant powders and embracing the joyous spirit of this cultural extravaganza. Experience the magic of Holi while exploring the beautiful landscapes and heritage of Rajasthan. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Holi - The festival of colors


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HOLI
THE FESTIVAL OF COLORS
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Historical and Mythological Significance
  • Historically, Holi celebrates the triumph of good
    over evil.
  • Mythologically, it commemorates the divine love
    of Radha and Krishna. Another tale tells of
    Prahlada, a staunch devotee of Lord Vishnu, and
    his victory over his evil aunt, Holika, with the
    power of his devotion.

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RITUALS AND CUSTOMS
  • The celebration starts the evening before Holi
    with the burning of the Holika bonfire,
    symbolizing the victory of good over evil.
  • On the day of Holi, people smear each other with
    colors, throw water balloons, and indulge in
    sweet treats.

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HOLI ACROSS INDIA
  • Holi is celebrated with slight variations across
    different parts of India.
  • In North India, especially in Vrindavan and
    Mathura (where Lord Krishna grew up), the
    celebrations are exceptionally grand Best
    Rajasthan Tour Packages.
  • In West Bengal, it's known as Dol Jatra, where
    the festival is marked by placing idols of Radha
    and Krishna on a decorated palanquin and taken
    around in a procession.

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SIGNIFICANCE IN MODERN TIMES
  • Holi brings together people from all walks of
    life, dissolving barriers and differences.
  • It is a reminder of the importance of unity,
    love, and the perpetual theme of good prevailing
    over evil.
  • In recent times, many advocate for an
    eco-friendly Holi, using organic colors and being
    mindful of water usage.

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  • Holi is also a time for delicious treats! Some
    popular foods include 'gujiya' (a sweet dumpling
    filled with khoya and dry fruits), 'malpua'
    (sweet pancakes), and 'bhang' (a drink made from
    cannabis, milk, and spices).
  • These delicacies are integral to the Holi
    experience and add to the festival's zest.

HOLI CUISINE
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