Holi is a religious festival celebrated mainly in India and other Hindu communities to mark the end of winter. It involves throwing brightly colored powders and water to symbolize the arrival of spring. People light bonfires the night before to commemorate the triumph of good over evil. For a few days during Holi, social barriers between rich and poor disappear as everyone embraces and wishes each other a happy holiday. It is a time of great joy and hope for good harvests.
Holi is a religious festival celebrated mainly in India and other Hindu communities to mark the end of winter. It involves throwing brightly colored powders and water to symbolize the arrival of spring. People light bonfires the night before to commemorate the triumph of good over evil. For a few days during Holi, social barriers between rich and poor disappear as everyone embraces and wishes each other a happy holiday. It is a time of great joy and hope for good harvests.
Holi is a religious festival celebrated mainly in India and other Hindu communities to mark the end of winter. It involves throwing brightly colored powders and water to symbolize the arrival of spring. People light bonfires the night before to commemorate the triumph of good over evil. For a few days during Holi, social barriers between rich and poor disappear as everyone embraces and wishes each other a happy holiday. It is a time of great joy and hope for good harvests.
What is Holi Holi is a festival of religious origin that is celebrated mainly in India and other countries inhabited by large Hindu communities such as Nepal, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, South Africa or the United Kingdom. The event is also known as the Spring Festival, as it celebrates the end of the winter season on the last full moon of the month, which usually coincides with the end of February or the beginning of March. As it is celebrated
It essentially consists of throwing
brightly colored powders and colored water, as a symbol of joy for the arrival of spring, trying to emulate the cheerful colors of the flowers that will be born during the next season. It is a magical moment, of joy, fun, music and dance, but above all spiritual, since on the eve of the festival bonfires are lit to commemorate the triumph of "good" over "evil". happiness and music a picture is worth a thousand words A festival without barriers
For a few days, the festival
closes the social gap between rich and poor, we are all the same, without differences, to hug each other and wish each other Happy Holi for a few hours a year. Conclusión.
In conclusion, Holi festival is a time
of great joy in India, everyone is very happy and just hopes to have good harvests. the colors of happiness Thank you.