Would you like to learn about Holi? Here is a collection of interesting facts about the festivals. significance, history, and how people connect during the festival.
This 2-minute animated video is part of BBC's "Religion Road" series, where viewers learn about different religions and celebrations. Watch to discover what Holi is and why it is celebrated.
This is a guide of the different names that Holi uses across India. Find out why the names vary, and how the festivities can differ from place to place.
Looking for adventure? Then come along as Justin and his imaginary pals Olive and Squidgy travel around the world, learning valuable lessons everywhere they go.
Emily pairs up Vivan and Jeremy. Together they attend a Holi celebration. Before the big event they learn a Bollywood dance, make DIY gulal and fry up gujiya treats.
The Hindu festival of Holi is celebrated by millions of people all around the world. It's known as the festival of love, colours and spring and people throw coloured powder and water at each other to mark the occasion.
The Elephant and Holi (s spring festival, also known as the festival of colours). The festival is an annual event held every year at Jaipur the capital city of Rajasthan. Watch some of the highlights of this festival here!
Holi is a colourful affair, but do you ever wonder why colour plays an important role? This article explains all and even why certain colours do not make an appearance.
India's Painted Elephants of the Holi Celebration - is a look at painted elephants of the Holi celebration in India, and a step by step guide for kids to draw a decorated elephant, lead by Donna Zanelle.
A short video where you can get an up-close look at the colorful Holi Festival from India. Watch people adorned with colour from powders and sprays in this giant public celebration!
This article explains how Kriyayoga meditation can be used to celebrate the Holi festival. Kriyayoga mediation is all about when we concentrate on the Self.
