Holi here lasts for a week with beautiful themes and legends.

Each day is named differently associated with various activities.

Men from Nandgaon pay a visit to Barsanas street every year just to be greeted by womens sticks (lathis).

Some men can protect themselves while Gopis capture the unlucky ones.

These men have to wear female items of clothing and sing and dance in public as a punishment.

Meanwhile, elderly citizens sing ballads to Lord Krishna inside the temple.

Thus, Radha, along with Gopis, responded by beating and chasing them out of Barsana with the laths.

Lathmaar Holi on 24 March is just the revenge of the Day 1 Holis ritual.

Traditional drink Thandai made of milk and some herbs are the main drink which adds to the joy and excitement of the Holi celebration in Mathurholi.

Its believed that the idea to celebrate Phoolon Ki Holi was acclaimed from the Biraj region to pay a visit to Lord Krishnas birth land and Radha- Krishnas temples.

People play Holi with a complete package of energy with the devotee Lord Krishna.

You should attend this colorful and lovely day in Mathuroli.

You must not miss the Holika Dahan, and the cultural program hosted this evening.

I love Holika Dahan the most because the pyres lighting, dancing, and singing around the fire pyre is a lifetime memorable experience.

Dwarkadheesh Temple Mathurholi celebration being early in the morning, around 10 am.

The funniest fact about this day is that the women beat the men with their wet clothes.

Meanwhile, men try to save themselves from hitting by hugging each other.

Do plan a trip to Mathura and Varanasi along with your family and friends.

You will have a lifetime experience of the most beautiful festival Holi.

Holika Dahan Nj Dwarkadheesh