Do you want to visit and celebrate Holi in Vrindavan, Mathura & Barsana? Is it safe? Here is a complete guide and tips to celebrate Holi in India.

Prepare for vibrant bursts of color as Holi is celebrated across India. Also known as the Festival of Colors Holi is a Hindu celebration that marks the end of the winter and commemorates the victory of good over evil. @devdxbNandgaon Uttar Pradesh #fulltimetravel #fulltimehotels #fulltimedesign #fulltimeexplore #igtravel #wonderful_places #awesome_earth #awesome_hdr #awesome_earthpix #traveltheworld #travelblogger #travelguide #explore #travels #instatravel #bucketlist #wanderlust…

Learn all about the meaning of the Holi festival in India, the iconic festival of colors, and how it's celebrated in this article.

Planning to celebrate the Holi festival in India at Mathura and Vrindavan in 2019? So last year, I got chance to celebrate Holi in “Shri Krishna ki Nagari(Lord Krishna Village)” Mathura. This was my first visit to Mathura-Vrindavan and that too on the festive time of Holi, I was a bit worried about Hotels, because of heavy rush in Mathura Vrindavan during Holi week, so I got it booked online with great discount, but still, I was not sure that whether I should go there or not. Read so many…

The Holi celebrations of Mathura and Vrindavan are extremely well known. Mathura is said to be the birthplace of the Hindu deity, Lord Krishna and in addition to the Holi bonfire and the celebration with colours, the villages of Barsana and Nandagaon near Mathura have Lathmar Holi. This is an interesting part of the Holi Festival where men from the village of Nandgaon visit Barsana to be beaten by the women. Vrindavan also has Phoolon Wali Holi, which is celebrated with flowers.