Festival of colours: Different types of Holi celebrations across India

March10,2024 Credit: Google

Lathmar Holi, Uttar Pradesh

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Basanta Utsav, West Bengal

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Dol Jatra in Odisha

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Hola Mohalla in Punjab

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Rang Panchami in Maharashtra

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Phaguwa in Bihar

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Shigmo in Goa

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Manjal Kuli in Kerala

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Yaosang in Manipur

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Baithaki Holi in Uttarakhand

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