Holi (Fagu Purnima) is one of the best festival of Nepal with the liveliest of celebration. The most intriguing festival of Nepal has attracted many tourists to be a part of it. Holi, this year- 2078 has seen a participation of handful of tourists throughout Nepal and it has been like that for a while now.
No need of facts and stats to tell that tourists who visit Nepal loves holi. We can see the involvement of tourists in different areas where people were celebrating the festival. It is the splash of colors and waters along with some liveliest music and dances that makes this festival so much fun and when it comes to fun and celebrations, the visitors are all about it.
The best part of holi is that, it is celebrated two days simultaneously. In the first day, people from hilly region celebrates the festival and people from Terai celebrates holi on the following day. So, if there is an open invitation for the holi celebration the following day then tourists who want more of it can join again.
Moreover, Holi is more than just a celebration and splash of colors, waters, music and dance. As local as you go, you will find out that there is a cultural meaning and different poojas and rituals are carried out on the day of holi. However, celebrations are always there after the rituals.
Having said that, holi is one of the most joyous celebrations and several events are organised at different locations. From hotels, restaurants, resorts to the local parks, you will find a grandstand event everywhere. Even more welcoming is that most of these events provide open invitation. So it is free to join in the celebration and tourists can get as local as they want with the crowd while celebrating this beautiful festival.
So if you are searching for the best festival in Nepal to join in, then mark your calendar for this day. The festival of colors ( Fagu Purnima) certainly is one of the best and joyous cultural celebration of this country.
Holi usually falls within March, which is also one of the best season to visit different valleys and forests of Nepal.
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