India's famous Festival of Colours, Holi, has numerous rituals and celebrations associated with it outside of the main event on Monday 29 March.

On Sunday 28 March women and families gathered around bonfires to pray and perform rituals for Choti Holi, also called Holika Dahan, which leads into the biggest day in the Festival of Colours, Rangwali Holi.

People celebrate Holi by playing with with colours. It is a Hindu festival, but is celebrated by people all over India, irrespective of their religion. It is preceded by Holika Dahan/Choti Holi.

Celebration of Holi is considered as an end of winter and arrival of spring. It is also celebrated as victory of good over evil.

Indian is a country with diverse population which celebrates numerous festivals. This time, it is Holi. Holi, a festivals of colors and some mouthwatering sweets is here.

On this day, women's & families gather around a bonfire and pray and perform rituals.Choti Holi will be observed on 28 March, which of course will be followed by Rangwali Holi /main Holi.

This year, Holika Dahan will be done on 28 March 2021, and Holi will be played on the morning of 29 March.

People celebrate Holi by playing with with colors. It is a Hindu festival, but is celebrated by people all over India, irrespective of their religion. It is precede by Holika Dahan or Choti Holi.

Celebration of Holi is considered as an end of winter and arrival of spring. It is also celebrated as victory of good over evil.

Indian is a country with diverse population which celebrates numerous festivals. This time, it is Holi. Holi, a festivals of colors and some mouthwatering sweets is here.

On this day, people gather around a bonfire and pray and perform rituals. Women's praying for well wishes for family from Holika Devi. Choti Holi will be observed on 28 March, which of course will be followed by Rangwali Holi /main Holi.

This year, Holika Dahan will be done on 28 March 2021, and Holi will be played on the morning of 29 March.

People celebrate Holi by playing with with colors. It is a Hindu festival, but is celebrated by people all over India, irrespective of their religion. It is precede by Holika Dahan or Choti Holi

Celebration of Holi is considered as an end of winter and arrival of spring. It is also celebrated as victory of good over evil.