Don't Miss Out: Mathura-Vrindavan's Holi Festivity Shocks the World
Vrindavan, the land of Krishna's childhood, comes alive during Holi with vibrant colors, joyous music, and playful traditions. Here are 10 places in Vrindavan where you can experience the unforgettable Holi festivities
Banke Bihari Temple
The celebrations begin at the Banke Bihari Temple, where the first rituals are performed.
Gopinath Temple
Head to the Gopinath Temple to witness the Widows' Holi, a heartwarming tradition where widows come together to celebrate the festival with colors and devotional songs.
ISKCON Temple
Immerse yourself in the spiritual side of Holi at the ISKCON Temple.
Krishna Balaram Temple
This beautiful temple complex also comes alive during Holi. Participate in color throwing sessions and cultural programs organized here
Rangwali Holi at Holi Chowk
Head to Holi Chowk, the heart of Vrindavan's Holi celebrations, for an experience unlike any other.
Holi at the Ghats
The ghats (riverbanks) of Vrindavan, especially the Kali Ghat and Kusum Sarovar, become vibrant during Holi.
Haveli Hopping
Vrindavan is dotted with beautiful havelis (mansions). During Holi, some havelis open their doors to the public, allowing visitors to experience the festival's private celebrations.
Lathmaar Holi in Barsana
Technically not in Vrindavan, but a short distance away in Barsana, the Lathmaar Holi is a unique tradition where women playfully chase men with sticks while they try to shield themselves with colors.
Holi at Nandgaon
Another nearby village, Nandgaon, is known for its traditional Holi celebrations. Witness vibrant processions, color fights, and cultural performances.