Hindus celebrated in India in the spring of each year, Holly Day, or so-called color festival, which comes precisely when the full moon in the twelfth month of the Hindu calendar - the end of February and beginning of March according to the Gregorian calendar name. The festival's origins are very old traditions and symbolizes the advent of good and aimed at easing the social gap between the different spectrums of society where everyone participates to celebrate without exception and without discrimination

Despite being more common festival in India and Nepal, but he began to move to some European countries and America in recent years, especially in the densely populated cities of the assets of a Hindu.

Celebration begins on the night of Holly igniting a fire that burned to symbolize the devil "Holka" (hence the name Jay Holly today) where people sing and dance throughout the night. The next morning starts activities colors festival where everyone uses colored powder and colored water pelted each other as well as using it to balloons filled with water and colored water pistols! No one is excluded in the street of the east, whether friend or stranger, rich or poor, big or small, a woman or a man.

Festival celebrations of colors in this collection of images.

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