March 02, New Delhi – In the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, Holi celebrations are in full swing, lasting for 40 days of devotion and festivities. At the Radha Krishna Temple in the village of Thawa, folk songs, traditional rituals, and colorful festivities mark the beginning of Holashtak, as the region prepares to celebrate the festival on March 3.
Holi in Kullu is renowned for its unique blend of devotion and merriment. Villagers participate in rituals, sing traditional songs, and play with natural colors, reflecting centuries-old customs. The festival also attracts tourists from across India and abroad, eager to witness the vibrant processions, folk performances, and community celebrations that strengthen social bonds and highlight the region’s rich cultural heritage.
(File Video: Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, prepares for the Holi festival)