Holi celebration in Mathura
Holi is the
festival of colors, which is celebrated every year in every part of India. Holi
is refers the victory of good over evil. Holi is the symbol of returning of spring season. Here we will describe you Holi
which is played in Mathura of India and here are so many types of Holi such as “Braj
Holi”, “Dulandi Holi”, “Rangpanchami”, “Basant Utsav”, “Dol Purnima” and many
more.
Holi also played
a very important part to make our relations good with others, play and laugh,
forget and forgive the conflicts happened, and reformation of the relationships.
Holi celebration in Mathura
As we all know
that the people of Mathura Vrindavan they worship Lord Krishna. They had such
an immense believe in Lord Krishna so they celebrate Holi for over a week. Each
different day they celebrate Holi in major Krishna temple. Many tourists also
came here to enjoy or to see the celebration of Holi in Mathura.
People also play Gulal-Kund in Bra where they play
Holi interestingly. They use to play Holi at the beautiful little lake near
Govardhan Mountain. The native and local boys, act in the Krishna-Lila drama,
which is always attractive, and attract many foreigners. People had so much of
passion. The temple was full with colors these days and lakes had colored
water.
The people are so
much in love with Lord Krishna and worship him and Radha Rani that the women of
Barsana start preparing from a month in advance. This is a ritual of the people
of that place so the mothers in laws use to feed their daughters-in-law with
delicious and rich food. It is a tradition among the people of that place to
show their love, fun and equality.
The legend behind Holi celebrated in Mathura is -
It is said that young Krishna was jealous of Radha's fair complexion since he
himself was very dark. And Maya Yashoda tells him to apply any color in Radha
face in whichever colour he wanted. In a mischievous mood, Krishna applied
color on Radha face. The tradition of applying color on one beloved is being traditionaly
followed until date.
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