
Holi Festival Of Colours
Holi Festival is a Hindu spring
festival celebrated in India and Nepal, also known as the "festival of
colours", which
falls 2 days in March of March in the Gregorian calendar.
It is a spring festival and
perhaps the happiest and most colourful religious festival of the Hindus.People
consider Holi festival as a time for making happy occasion, such as forgetting their
old quarrels, mixing with all freely, forgeting social distinctions and forgetting their
cares or anxieties.
In
the evening of the first day, called " Holikadan"
will be the full moon. Indians will have bonfire points. It is believed that it
can burn the evil.The second day called "Dulende Day" was the day the
Indian government set a national holiday, which is a variety of activities. In
the morning, people will come out to celebrate by throwing colored powder or
spray colored water at each other playfully, which is similar to Thailand's Songkran Festival.
The colored powder is extracted from nature, which mixed with other colours so is
harmless,such as
gingko, beetroot and turmeric. So the colors used to splash in Holi each color
have different meanings. For example, red
represents power, blue represents peace, green represents abundance , Yellow
represents warmth, etc.
After
playing holi, some people will go to beat drums and sing loudly in a chorus. In
the evening, people usually celebrate with delicious food ,such as Chicken tendoori,Paneer butter masala and Palak Chicken.Some people also wear new white
clothes on this festival.
Finally Holi festival is one of the happiest and most colourful religious festival of the Hindus. All of activities reflect the expression of love,
faith to God and the people together. It has been successively becoming a fun holiday season
and is popular in the world.
This video will help you understand about Holi festival more. I hope you enjoy it.







