Travel Booking Increased This Weekend Due To Holi And Good Friday

Holi is one of the main festivals of Hindu which is mostly celebrated in all parts of India. This festival is celebrated as the victory of good over evil by burning the demoness named “Holika”. Holi is celebrated in all parts of India by the end of March which marks the end of the winters and upcoming of spring harvesting season. As this year, the Holi Festival is on Friday 2nd March 2018 then one can make a wonderful trip from Thursday itself.  Those who want to celebrate this festival with long weekend can plan a trip in different parts of India to get the unique experience of this festival. Following are some of the places where one can go and enjoy this festival with joy and happiness.

Holi, the colourful and the most vibrant festival of the country knows no bound. The name ?Holi? itself brings smile and enthusiasm among people. It is celebrated in arrival of spring season in all parts of the country starting from Kashmir to Kanyakumari and from Arunachal Pradesh to Rann of Kutch. It is one of the oldest rituals marked in India; with its most famous stories are Holika Dahan and Legend of Radha-Krishna. You cannot exactly say which part or region or state of the nation celebrates the best Holi. It completely depends on what kind of celebration you want to experience. Various ways of playing Holi are seen across the country, ranging from traditional temple religious ceremony to modern parties with dhol, DJs, bhang and lots of colours. Here are list of some places which might appeal you to enjoy the festival.