The Dwarkadhish Temple hosts a magnificent celebration filled with colors, devotional songs, and spiritual fervor. Devotees ...

The first day is called Jalanewali Holi, when people light the Holi bonfire. People also know this day as Chhoti Holi and ...

Phulera Dooj, also known as Phool Dooj, is a colorful and auspicious Hindu festival celebrated with immense devotion in the ...

Braj Holi 2026 Overview Braj Holi 2026: The essence of Holi is deeply intertwined with the regions of Mathura and Vrindavan.

Holi of Mathura-Vrindavan is famous not only in India but all over the world. While the festival of Holi is celebrated for only two days in the rest of India, in the Braj region, the joy of this ...

Holi symbolizes the celebration of colors, unity, and the triumph of good over evil. In Braj, the festival is uniquely celebrated, drawing inspiration from both Hindu and Islamic traditions. Poets ...

Braj Holi 2026: It's impossible to imagine the Holi atmosphere without talking about Mathura and Vrindavan. While the ...

A Delhi-based photographer captured the breathtaking beauty of Braj Holi, showcasing the region’s grand 40-day celebration of colours, devotion, and tradition. Braj Holi, one of India’s most vibrant ...

Brij in Uttar Pradesh celebrates Holi for nearly 40 days, a tradition rooted in Lord Krishna’s leelas, Bhakti movement practices, and centuries-old temple rituals.

While Holi ended for the rest of the country a day before, the celebrations continued in full festive fervour in Braj, more so in the renowned Dauji temple of Baldev in Mathura district, on Saturday.

Colourfulness symbolises life’s continuity and sustainability. Sufis understood this and imbibed the spirit of Holi without discrimination. It’s time to realise that a festival has no communal shades.