Holi Festival Celebration in Bangalore | Best places of Holi Celebration in Bangalore

About Holi Festival 

One of the major festivals of India, Holi is celebrated with enthusiasm and gaiety on the full moon day in the month of Phalgun which is the month of March as per the Gregorian calendar. Holi festival may be celebrated with various names and people of different states might be following different traditions.But, what makes Holi so unique and special is the spirit of it which remains the same throughout the country and even across the globe, wherever it is celebrated. Play of Colors Holi Festival Great excitement can be seen in people on the next day when it is actually the time for the play of colours.On Dhulati entire India celebration the joys of spring as the 'festival of colours'.The colourful festival is celebrated in most part of india. This day holiday, all offices and shopes are close.People wear a new clothes and apply 'Gulal'one another.Special dishes are prepared exclusively meant for this festival.Children take special delight in spraying colours on one another with their pichkaris and throwing water balloons and passers by. Women and senior citizen form groups called tolis and move in colonies – applying colours and exchanging greetings.According to mythology, the festival is celebrates the killing Holika, the sister of Hrinyakashyapu.Holi is celebrated as the victory of Prahlada over Holika.on the day of holi ,a big fire is lighted the evening.People worship the fire with flowers and coconuts.Some people observe a fast off that day.They brake theor fast only after the darshan of the holi fire.The Day after holi is celebrated as "Dhuleti".It is a festival of colours.This day people play with colours.people sprinkle Gulal,colours and coloured water on  one another.Brightly coloured powders are applied on faces, and there is plenty of music, dance and sweets.Water balloons, dry colours, and washable dyes are used to douse just about anyone in sight on the roads on the day of Holi. The vibrant use of colours symbolises the advent of a colourful and prosperous spring season.There is merriment every where.They dance and sing to the beat of the drums.People make differents types of Recipes and distributes each others.Ritual is said to be based on the above story of Krishna and Radha as well as on Krishna's playful splashing of the maids with water, but most of all it celebrates the coming of spring with all its beautiful colors and vibrant life.Holi festival celebrated whole imdian stats different types.People have lot of fun this day.

Holi Festival History

Holi is the day of victory of good over evil.As the story goes ,Prahalada worshipped Lord Vishnu.His father Hiranyakashyapu did not like thet.He ordeded Prahalada to stop worshipping Lord Vishnu.but the Prahalada did not obey.Getting angry with his son, Hiranyakashipu challenged Prahlad to sit on a pyre with his wicked aunt Holika who was believed to be immune to fire.Prahlad accepted the challenge and prayed to Vishnu to keep him safe. When the fire started, everyone watched in amazement as Holika was burnt to death, while Prahlad survived without a scar to show for it. The burning of Holika is celebrated as Holi. According to some accounts, Holika begged Prahlad for forgiveness before her demise, and he decreed that she would be remembered every year at Holi.

The festival is also believed to be a celebration of Radha's undying love for Lord Krishna. Still another mythological tale states that when Lord Shiva destroyed Kamadeva, he later resurrected him for the sake of his wife Rati. However, Kamadeva was brought to life only as a mental image. The festival is believed to celebrate that event.

Other legend of the holi in the Southern Indian regions is the legend of Lord Shiva and Kaamadeva. People celebrate holi festival to commemorate the sacrifices of Lord Kaamadeva for revoking Lord Shiva during his meditation in order to save the world.

Holi Festival Celebrate in Bangalore

The festival of holi begins on Dwadashi-on the twelth day of the waxing moon of the Phalgun.Spirits run high as the preparations for the festivities begin, customarily as, mothers making new clothes for their married daughters,Clolured powder9Gulal) is bought and prepared,long syringes called,pichkaris' are made ready and water balloons are bought and filled.Bangalore people special dishes are prepared exclusively meant for this festival.In Bangalore ,this festival is known as"Kamana habba" denoting burning of kamdev by lord shiva by opening his third eye.Trash, junk and other worn out articles are collected in an open ground and set fire to at night.All in the neighbour-hood gather to witness this bonfire.Bangalore People from all religions, caste and creeds come together and celebrate this festival. This festival strengthens our culture of secularism. That is why this festival is regarded as the friendliest festival. It is a fun-filled festival. It is indeed a colorful festival. People throw colored water, sing, and dance during this festival. People generally wear disposable clothes when they are playing Holi.The Holi Festival of Bangalore brings happiness, prosperity and peace to everyone. On this occasion people in Bangalore send sweets, gift articles to each other. During this festival people of Bangalore wipe colors and spray water on each other. Holi gives a break from hectic life of Bangalore. The Bangalore Holi festival is a chance to renew love, to recharge your energy.An atmosphere of oneness prevails in Bangalore during this colorful Holi festival.The color, gaiety and joy associated with this Holi festival change the lives of many in Bangalore. 

Best Places in Bangalore to Holi Festival Celebration

Rain Dance
Time: 11:00 AM to 06:00 PM
Address: Salt Destination,4th Cross Road,Mahadevapura,
Devasandra Industrial Estate,
Bengaluru,Karnataka,India

Taj West End, Bangalore

Time:9:00 Pm
Address: The Taj West End, Racecourse Road,
High Grounds, Sampangi Rama Nagar,
Bangalore, India

Keys Hotel,
Hosur Road, Bangalore
Phone: 9686201582

Royal Orchid Resort and Convention Centre,
Yehlanka,Bangalore

Chancery Pavilion,
Residency Road
Phone: 9880538460

Sheraton Bangalore Hotel at Brigade Gateway,
Rajajinagar,Bangalore
Phone: 42521000

Pebble, Palace Grounds,
Sadashivnagar
Bangalore
phone: 9008333963


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