Despite its religious Hindu origins, Holi is perhaps best known as the Festival of Colors. It is the celebration of the coming of Spring—but critics warn it has a dark side.

The religious festival celebrates the coming of spring, the triumph of good over evil and the playful antics of the god Krishna. Hindus show their Holi colors - Los Angeles Times ...

Revelers covered in colored cornstarch celebrate during the 2015 Festival of Colors Holi Celebration at the Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork, Utah, March 28, 2015. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer) ...

When you think of the Hindu holiday Holi, ... is associated with divinity, as many Hindu gods, including Krishna and Vishnu, are often portrayed as having blue skin, while green is associated with ...

Holi, the festival of colours, may be celebrated as a holy day reminiscing the love of Radha and Krishna. It can also be a loud and rowdy holiday where you can sing, dance and drink like crazy ...

The Krishna Holi festival of colour celebrates the triumph of good over evil, among other things. Photo / Alex burton. Colourful clouds burst over West Auckland as thousands gathered to celebrate ...

Shubhi Sharma, known for portraying Chanda, celebrates Holi by playing colours with God Krishna, rooted in love tales, Holi festivities, and welcoming spring in Vrindavan and Mumbai. The festival ...

Holi is a Hindu festival that celebrates the triumph of good over evil, and the divine love of the god and goddess Krishna and Radha. It also marks the arrival of spring, ...

Phoolon Wali Holi at Shri Madan Mohan Lal ji ki Haveli in Chowk, dedicated to Lord Krishna, continues the 210-year-old tradition with festive colors, ...

Krishna Janmashtami 2024: ... Basant Panchami, and Holi. Krishna Temple in Guruvayur, Kerala. The Sree Krishna Temple in Kerala is often referred to as the Dwarka of South India.