Vrindavan
When it comes to Holi, one of the must-to-go destinations to celebrate this event is Vrindavan. This festive activity is held across India with zeal, especially in the city that has been holding a long history and significance of the festival. People when joining Holi usually throw 'Gulal' - the exclusive colorful powders used for Hindi rituals or dry it on each other as well as sing and dance collectively.
Moreover, Holi also represents further underlying reference. It takes place to celebrate the victory of good over evil and officially welcome the spring season. Thus, Vrindavan has a unique way of welcoming this event. Being the place where Lord Krishna spent his childhood, this city attracts millions of tourists annually for its Holi celebration. The colorful garments, the interesting games, and the local activities, followed by the frenzied zeal of people mark their own impression on anyone.
Besides, the Banke-Bihari Temple in Vrindavan, which hosts week-long Holi celebrations, is the most sought-after place that people turn to. Starting with the flower throwing, its procession has become legendary and culminated with the throwing colors.
