The time of the year has finally arrived when one can witness beautiful hues in the environment. Holi 2021 date in the Indian calendar is 29th of March and the very thought of it fills Indians with excitement and joy. This festival of colors makes everyone happy and is celebrated in various different ways at a number of places in India. Below is the list of destinations where one should visit to witness the best Holi in India. One can look forward to traditional rituals and Bollywood music with not a single dull moment. Plan your visit to the below mentioned must visit destinations of India where Holi is celebrated with much pomp & fervor, and make some noise because "Bura Na Mano Holi Hai"! 

The Lathmar Holi in Barsana 

This is one of the most unique types of Holi celebration in Barsana which is a historical town in the Mathura district of Uttar Pradesh. This small village is popular for Lathmar Holi celebrations where women beat up men of the neighbouring Nandgaon village with sticks and men try to save themselves from the same and the whole process is called Lathmar Holi. So, Holi in Barsana is totally a different experience and also it is quite famous in India.

Rasleela Holi in Mathura & Vrindavan

Vrindavan & Mathura have a strong connection with Lord Krishna as one is the birthplace and the other is the place where Lord Krishna spent his childhood. Holi in Mathura and Vrindavan is truly a beautiful affair and the very famous Rasleela of Lord Krishna becomes live at these two destinations. Moreover, there are numerous areas where Holi in Vrindavan and Mathura start a week before the actual date of Holi, which means even more festivities to enjoy!

Hola Mohalla Holi in Punjab

The festivities of Holi in Punjab are quite different from various other destinations of India. Sikhs in Punjab display martial arts on this day and apply colors on each other's faces. Tempting delicacies are cooked especially for the occasion of Holi in Punjab like Halwa, Puris, Gujhias, Dahi-bhalla and Malpuas – satisfying all gastronomic tastes!

Fun-filled Holi in Delhi

Holi celebrations in Delhi are loud, involving fun-filled activities like throwing water balloons and colors on each other and applying gulal on your face. This festival is celebrated with pomp and fervour. People in Delhi a day before Holi burn bonfires to get rid of evil spirits, dance to famous Bollywood numbers & dhol, enjoy get togethers with loved ones, and savour tempting homemade delicacies like puris, dahi bhalla, papdi chaat, gujhias, and gulab jamun. 

Royal Style Holi in Udaipur

The Indian state of Rajasthan is known for its royalty and for being splendid. Holi in Rajasthan is celebrated in a royal manner and for a royal Holi celebration people join the royal Mewar family of Udaipur for a super-amazing Holi experience. The grand procession starts from the royal residence to Manek Chowk of the City Palace, and the celebration also involves decorated horses and royal bands. You can also book your stay at some of the top Udaipur hotels so that you can explore the city’s attraction after Holi celebration.  

Dahi Handi Holi in Ahmedabad 

Ahmedabad is a significant city situated in the Indian state of Gujarat and Holi in Ahmedabad is celebrated in a unique manner. It is one of the must visit places in India for Holi celebrations. With the Dahi Handi Holi celebration, people hang a buttermilk filled pot at some height with the help of rope and challenge different groups to break the pot, and groups do so by forming a human pyramid. The whole scenario is really amazing to witness as it is filled with a festive community spirit.

Yaoshang Festival on Holi in Manipur

At the beginning of the full moon day of Phalguna month, Manipur celebrates the great Yaoshang Festival on Holi. This festival is a six-day event and numerous activities take place during this time including folk dances, musicians performing, lamps, and bonfires. People also play with Gulal and the whole city is filled with festivity and happiness. Holi in Manipur is a unique experience and offers an insight to Manipur's culture. 

Konkani Style Holi in Goa

Imagine celebrating Holi in Goa at a beachside with lots of colors, laid-back settings, and superb music. It would be amazing wouldn’t it? Holi is an important affair of the Konkani Spring Festival in Goa, and is followed by other fun activities like dancing and applying vibrant colors, and cultural dramas are also organized. Goa is a fun place to be during Holi.