#holikadehan

A DAY FULL OF COLORS!

A DAY FULL OF EXITEMENT!

A DAY FULL OF WISHES!

YES, ITS HOLI!

Holi is considered one of India's most respected and celebrated festivals and it is celebrated in almost every part of the country. It is sometimes called the "festival of love", as today people are united by uniting all negative feelings about each other and confronting each other.

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The great Indian festival lasts for one day and night, which begins on the full moon day or full moon day in the month of Phalgun. It is celebrated on the first evening of the festival by the name of Holika Dahan or small holy name and next day Holi is called. It is known in different parts of the country with different names.

The brightness of colors is something that brings a lot of positivity in our life and the festival of colors of Holi is actually a day worth celebrating. Holi is a famous Hindu festival which is celebrated in every part of India with great joy and enthusiasm. This ritual begins with the introduction of incense in light of day before Holi, and this process symbolizes the victory of good over evil. On Holi, they play with their friends and families with colors and in the evening they show love and respect towards their close people with Eber.

What is the story behind Holi? - Different functions of Holi come from various Hindu legends. One story tells how Lord Vishnu saved his followers Prahlad from a bird while Prahlad's evil aunt Holika burned it.

To celebrate the victory of horrible evil on the night before the festival of Holi, a Holikika is burnt to celebrate.During the festival, the dyed powder - or galal - comes from the legend of Krishna, whose skin was of dark blue color.