The Holi festival in Vrindavan, Mathura, is famous for its different take on the celebrations. The festival becomes 'Phoolon Ki Holi' in this culturally historic region of India. Phoolon Ki Holi or Holi of Flowers is a beautiful one-day festival held in the Bankey Bihari Temple in Mathura. People use flower petals of vibrant colors along with gulals and color water pichkaris. The festival is primarily observed on Ekadashi, a few days before Holi. Idols of Lord Krishna and Ma Radha will be decked

4.4K views · 50 reactions | Holi is known as the festival of colours and is celebrated across India. Revellers smear or splash one another with dry or liquid colours and sing Holi songs. However, in Mathura and Vrindavan, areas associated with Lord Krishna, Holi has a uniquely local flavour and festivities here begin about a week before the actual festival. | The Times of India | Facebook