Holi Celebration In Mathura And Vrindavan

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HOLI CELEBRATION IN
Mathura And Vrindavan
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THE HOLI CELEBRATION IN MATHURA AND VRINDAVAN
Holi, the vibrant and colorful festival, is
celebrated with great enthusiasm in Mathura and
Vrindavan, two significant cities in the state of
Uttar Pradesh, India. These cities hold special
significance in Hindu mythology as they are
associated with Lord Krishna, who is believed to
have spent his childhood in Vrindavan and played
Holi with the residents of the region.
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BEFORE YOU GO

• 1. Plan Your Trip
• Check the Holi dates, as they vary each year
  based on the Hindu calendar.
• Plan your visit to Mathura and Vrindavan
  accordingly.
• 2. Accommodation
• Book your accommodation well in advance, as these
  towns witness a significant influx of tourists
  during Holi.
• 3. Clothing
• Wear old and comfortable clothes, as they will
  get stained with colors.
• White clothing is traditional for Holi, as it
  enhances the vibrant colors.
• 4. Protective Gear
• Consider wearing sunglasses to protect your eyes
  from colored powder.
• Apply oil or a good amount of moisturizer on your
  skin before playing Holi to make color removal
  easier.

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HERE IS HOW HOLI IS CELEBRATED IN MATHURA AND
VRINDAVAN

• 1. Lathmar Holi in Barsana and Nandgaon
• One of the unique and famous traditions is the
  Lathmar Holi celebrated in the towns of Barsana
  and Nandgaon near Mathura.
• In Barsana, women playfully beat men with sticks,
  symbolizing Radha's playful teasing of Lord
  Krishna. Men try to protect themselves with
  shields.
• In Nandgaon, men from this town visit Barsana,
  and the women of Barsana beat them with sticks.
• 2. Phoolon Wali Holi at Banke Bihari Temple
• The Banke Bihari Temple in Vrindavan is adorned
  with flowers during Holi.
• Devotees throw colorful flower petals at each
  other and the deity, creating a visually stunning
  and joyous atmosphere.

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• 3. Traditional Holi Celebrations
• People in Mathura and Vrindavan, like in other
  parts of India, celebrate Holi by smearing each
  other with coloured powders and water.
• The entire towns come alive with vibrant colours,
  music, and dance.
• 4. Dwidhi Wale Holi
• In Vrindavan, at the Dwarkadheesh Temple, Holi is
  celebrated on two days on the day of Holi and
  the day after.
• On the second day, a unique celebration called
  "Dwidhi Wale Holi" takes place, where people
  apply colors to the deities and each other.

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• 5. Processions and Cultural Performances
• Colorful processions, depicting the divine love
  of Radha and Krishna, move through the streets of
  Mathura and Vrindavan.
• Cultural programs, traditional folk music, and
  dance performances add to the festive spirit.
• 6. Temples and Ashrams Participation
• Various temples and ashrams organize special
  events, satsangs, and cultural programs during
  the Holi celebrations.
• Devotees and tourists from all over the world
  gather to participate in these joyous
  festivities.

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SAFETY TIPS

• 1. Water and Colors
• Use natural, eco-friendly colors to minimize
  environmental impact.
• Be cautious with water usage and avoid wasting
  it.
• 2.Respect Local Customs
• Respect the traditions and customs of the local
  people.
• Seek permission before taking photographs, as
  some may prefer not to be photographed during the
  celebrations.
• 3. Personal Belongings
• Secure your valuables in waterproof pouches or
  leave them in your accommodation.
• Carry a small bag with essentials like water,
  sunscreen, and a change of clothes.
• 4. Health Precautions
• Be mindful of your health, and avoid consuming
  street food from unhygienic places.
• Stay hydrated and carry necessary medications.

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