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Top 5 Places to Celebrate Holi in India! презентация
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Mathura and Vrindavan Holi
No body celebrates Holi like they do.
Towns merely 4 hours away from Delhi start celebrating Holi 40 days before the main Holi.
Hence, you
Слайд 2Mathura and Vrindavan Holi
No body celebrates Holi like they do.
Towns
merely 4 hours away from Delhi start celebrating Holi 40 days before the main Holi.
Hence, you get plenty of time to site seeing or celebrate the festival in these two lands of Lord Krishna
Слайд 3Lathmar Holi of Barsana
Indian men don't always rule the roost!
As a
tradition, women beat men from other villages with a “Lath” (stick) .
Besides a colorful festival, it is a good time to take out all your frustration out on guys.
;)
Слайд 4Royal Holi with
Elephants:
Jaipur
Forts, Turbans and Elephants, Jaipur does not need
an introduction.
If you are looking for celebrating this crazy mad Festival with some elegance then Jaipur is the place to be!
If you are looking for celebrating this crazy mad Festival with some elegance then Jaipur is the place to be!
Слайд 5Urban Holi of Delhi
Wanna celebrate Holi in Tashan?
Dhol, Bhang, DJ, Fashion
and loads of Fun.
Delhiites know how to make things sexy even Holi.
This Urban Holi is no less than any Sunburn Festival.
Delhiites know how to make things sexy even Holi.
This Urban Holi is no less than any Sunburn Festival.
Слайд 6Mumbai Holi with Slum Kids
Dharavi, Mumbai's largest slum, is not that
depressing place that you may expect it to be.
These slum kids are very welcoming and friendly and love to celebrate Holi with tourists. And off course, it is always fun to celebrate a festival with the real life Jamal and Latika ☺
These slum kids are very welcoming and friendly and love to celebrate Holi with tourists. And off course, it is always fun to celebrate a festival with the real life Jamal and Latika ☺
