Best Places to Celebrate Holi in India
Braj, Shantiniketan, Goa, Pushkar, Sangla, Anandpur Sahib, Spiti, Varanasi, Udaipur, Delhi, Mumbai, Manipur, Jaipur and many more.Holi in India feels less like a festival and more like a giant, color-soaked carnival where joy runs wild. Streets erupt with bursts of pink, yellow, and green as crowds dance to thundering dhol beats, faces streaked with laughter and color.
From Barsana’s playful Lathmar Holi to Shantiniketan’s soulful Basanta Utsav, every corner of India celebrates in its own unique way. In Pushkar, vibrant clouds swirl through desert winds, while Spiti’s snowy landscapes turn into icy canvases splashed with color. Cities like Delhi and Mumbai buzz with DJ parties, where carefree dancing meets festive chaos.
Whether you’re drenched in Mathura’s temple celebrations, following Udaipur’s royal procession, or singing folk songs in Kumaon’s Baithaki Holi, this festival is pure magic. Holi isn’t just about colors — it’s a wild celebration of love, laughter, and the memories that stay long after the colors have faded.
From Barsana’s playful Lathmar Holi to Shantiniketan’s soulful Basanta Utsav, every corner of India celebrates in its own unique way. In Pushkar, vibrant clouds swirl through desert winds, while Spiti’s snowy landscapes turn into icy canvases splashed with color. Cities like Delhi and Mumbai buzz with DJ parties, where carefree dancing meets festive chaos.
Whether you’re drenched in Mathura’s temple celebrations, following Udaipur’s royal procession, or singing folk songs in Kumaon’s Baithaki Holi, this festival is pure magic. Holi isn’t just about colors — it’s a wild celebration of love, laughter, and the memories that stay long after the colors have faded.