We woke up at 530am to catch the sunrise in Mathura and ran into a group of kids playing Holi. One group befriended us and the turf war began. For over an hour the battle of water guns, balloons, colors, and buckets of water went on.
Holi is a festival celebrated in Spring in India and Nepal. Known as a religious festival of sorts, it's mainly a celebration of the beginning of Spring, hence the reason bright colors and love are used to bring the season in. On the day of Holi, beautiful colored powders and water are thrown and not one thing is spared.
April 16, 2016
Turf War
We woke up at 530am to catch the sunrise in Mathura and ran into a group of kids playing Holi. One group befriended us and the turf war began. For over an hour the battle of water guns, balloons, colors, and buckets of water went on.
Holi is a festival celebrated in Spring in India and Nepal. Known as a religious festival of sorts, it's mainly a celebration of the beginning of Spring, hence the reason bright colors and love are used to bring the season in. On the day of Holi, beautiful colored powders and water are thrown and not one thing is spared.
Photo taken by Derek-Jon Flagge (United States)
Holidays/Events