New Delhi | Jagran Lifestyle Desk: Holi Hai!! One of the much-awaited festivals Holi is being celebrated across India today (March 18). The festival is celebrated on a massive scale by smashing water balloons, playing with gulal, and enjoying mouth-watering food. The festival of colors is looked forward at for a number of options of outing that it presents. If you live in Delhi, we've got you covered. Here are the places you can visit during Holi if you live in Delhi-NCR:
Vrindavan
Vrindavan comes on top of every must-visit list of Holi. In Lord Krishna's playland, Banke Bihari Temple becomes the epicenter of the Holi celebrations.
Mathura
Delhi's geographical location puts it in proximity of Mathura, where Holi's exotic photographic symbolism is at its best. The temples across the holy city organise elaborate programmes during the course of the festival. Some of these Holi-related events have an incredible grandeur which attracts tourists from all over the world. All of this makes Mathura a must-visit place for Delhiites during Holi.
Jaipur
The Pink City is still blossoming with the after blooms of famous Jaipur Litfest. The festival of colours changes the glorious ambience of the pink city into clouds of colors disseminating positivity and fun. You can visit Jaipur to witness the gala celebrations at the palace, which is hosted by the royal family to help the local charities. Coloring yourself in Gulaal along with customary Rajasthani music evokes different set of feelings altogether.
Udaipur
The holi in rest of the Rajasthan may lit your senses into a colorful texture of festivity. But you may miss the best if you miss 'Mewar Holika Dahan', which is a ceremonial bonfire is lit by the local Maharaja in the courtyard of the royal palace.