The sacred town of Vrindavan, closely associated with Lord Krishna's childhood, came alive with vibrant Holi celebrations as thousands of devotees, tourists, and pilgrims gathered to mark the festival of colours. The town's iconic temples, including the Banke Bihari Temple and ISKCON, reverberated with devotional songs and showers of gulal, as the Braj region once again lived up to its reputation as the ultimate destination for Holi festivities (Pics/PTI)
Updated On: 2026-03-02 05:23 PM IST
Compiled by : Tarun Verma
Streets of Vrindavan burst into life as people dance to devotional beats, throwing vibrant colours into the air
Laughter echoes through temple courtyards as revellers sway to music, drenched in bright hues of pink, yellow, and green
From narrow lanes to grand temples, Vrindavan transforms into a canvas of colour, joy, and devotion
A sea of colours, rhythmic dhol beats, and carefree dancing mark the spirited Holi celebrations in Vrindavan
Men, women, and children dance together, their faces smeared with colours as festive cheer fills the air
Clouds of gulal rise above the crowd while devotees sing, dance, and celebrate Holi with unmatched energy.
