Top Tips ans Destinations for Holi.
Holi, the Festival of Colors, is celebrated with joy and enthusiasm across India and beyond. Travomint offers curated travel packages to help you experience this vibrant festival in the best way possible. Whether you're seeking traditional celebrations or a more laid-back experience, we’ve got the perfect Holi getaway for you.
Top Holi Destinations:
Mathura and Vrindavan: Celebrate Holi in the birthplace of Lord Krishna, where the streets burst with color and music. Join Travomint’s exclusive tours for an authentic experience.
Jaipur: Enjoy a royal celebration in the Pink City, with traditional dances, music, and Holi parties at heritage hotels.
Udaipur: Celebrate by the lakes in this serene city, where Holi celebrations are as beautiful as the city’s stunning palaces.
Delhi: Experience a mix of traditional and modern Holi celebrations in the bustling capital. From street parties to luxury hotel events, there’s something for everyone.
Goa: For a beachside celebration, Goa offers a relaxed yet colorful experience, with beach parties and lively music.
Tips for a Safe Holi:
Use skin-friendly, non-toxic colors.
Protect your skin and hair with oil or moisturizer.
Wear old clothes that can be stained.
Stay hydrated and follow local guidelines.
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