Holi, the festival of colours, was celebrated in various parts of the nation including the Jumla valley and hilly regions on Sunday. Revellers, young and old alike, celebrated the festival, also known as Phagu Poornima, by smearing colours on each other’s face and throwing water-filled balloons. The festival will be celebrated in the Tarai region on Monday.
Todays holi special program in Jumla was organised together by Karnali Sports Club,Jumla and monthly magazine Kanjirowa Times.
Todays holi special program in Jumla was organised together by Karnali Sports Club,Jumla and monthly magazine Kanjirowa Times.
Here are some photographs of Holi celebration in Jumla:
people celebrates Holi in their own way. |
people trying to broke pot at Bazaar. |
a group name called rising star very closed to broke a pot. |
People celebrating holi at Khalanga bazaar. |
Groups waiting their turns to broke the pot. |
full of colourful people in street. |
Dancing at event. |
no one can stop to take photos in this festival. |
childdrens preparing pot near to Talibada village,Jumla |
Ananda karki was ready from HIV group to break pot at Khalanga bazaar,Jumla. |
people during breaking pot event at Khalanga bazaar. |
having grouphie after holi celebration. |
Childrens celebrating Holi with their friends. |
a group at Kaldungi celebrationg Holi. |
Rising star group finally broke the pot and declare winner. |
a Hero of the pot break event. |
Holi is a Hindu festival that celebrates the beginning of spring. It is also known as the "festival of colors" because people traditionally throw colored powder and water at each other during the celebrations. Holi typically lasts for two days, and it is a popular time for tourists to visit India. If you're looking for a Holi festival tour package, then contact to Turban Adventures. No matter what kind of Holi festival tour package you're looking for, make sure to do your research and book early. This is one festival that you won't want to miss!
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