Holi is not just a festival; it is a celebration of love, devotion, and joy. Nowhere in the world is Holi as grand, as magical, and as full of energy as in Braj (Mathura-Vrindavan)—the land where Lord Krishna played Holi with Radha and the gopis.
If you have ever dreamed of witnessing Holi in its purest and most beautiful form, this Holi List 2025 will guide you to the best places to experience it. Each celebration has its own charm, its own story, and its own way of filling the air with colors and happiness.
Holi List 2025: Important Holi Dates 2025
Ladoo Holi – 7 March (Barsana)
Lathmar Holi – 8 March (Barsana), 9 March (Nandgaon)
Phoolon Ki Holi – 10 March (Vrindavan)
Chadi Mar Holi – 11 March (Gokul)
Widow Holi – (Vrindavan, Date May Vary)
Holika Dahan – 13 March (All Over India)
Dhulandi (Color Holi) – 14 March (Mathura-Vrindavan)
Dauji Ka Huranga – 15 March (Dauji Temple)
Every Holi celebration in Braj has something special to offer. Let’s explore them one by one.
Lathmar Holi – 8 and 9 March 2025 (Barsana & Nandgaon)
In Barsana and Nandgaon, Holi is not just about colors—it is about playfulness, laughter, and age-old traditions. Inspired by the legend of Lord Krishna teasing Radha and her friends, the women of Barsana playfully chase away the men of Nandgaon with sticks. The next day, the men of Nandgaon invite the women to their village, and the fun continues.
Why You Should Experience It
Witness a tradition that is centuries old and full of joy.
Feel the energy as thousands gather to sing, dance, and play Holi.
Visit the Radha Rani Temple, which is decorated beautifully for the occasion.
This is Holi like you have never seen before—full of excitement, colors, and the true spirit of Krishna’s playful love.
Ladoo Holi – 7 March 2025 (Barsana)
Before the colorful battle of Lathmar Holi begins, Barsana celebrates Ladoo Holi—a festival where ladoos (sweet dumplings) are thrown instead of colors. This event marks the joyful beginning of Holi in Barsana.
Why You Should Experience It
Be part of a Holi celebration that is different from anything else.
Enjoy the sweet tradition of ladoo throwing, a symbol of joy and togetherness.
Soak in the devotional atmosphere as temples fill with bhajans and celebrations.
Ladoo Holi is a must-visit if you want to experience Holi in Braj from the very start.
Phoolon Ki Holi – 10 March 2025 (Vrindavan)
Holi in Vrindavan begins with Phoolon Ki Holi—a celebration where instead of colors, flower petals fill the air. This takes place at the Banke Bihari Temple, and for a few magical minutes, it feels like the heavens have opened up to shower blessings on everyone.
Why You Should Experience It
See Holi celebrated in the most peaceful and divine way.
Feel the devotion as priests throw flower petals while singing Krishna bhajans.
Capture breathtaking moments as the temple glows with colors of fresh flowers.
Phoolon Ki Holi is a unique and heartwarming experience, perfect for those who want to witness Holi in a more spiritual way.
Chadi Mar Holi – 11 March 2025 (Gokul)
Gokul, the land where Krishna spent his childhood, celebrates Chadi Mar Holi with great excitement. Here, people play Holi with chadis (sticks), a symbol of Krishna’s playful mischief. The atmosphere is filled with colors, music, and laughter.
Why You Should Experience It
Experience Holi in the land where Krishna himself grew up.
Enjoy a celebration that is full of energy and fun.
Visit Gokul’s temples and feel the divine connection to Krishna’s childhood.
Chadi Mar Holi is not as well-known as Lathmar Holi, but it is just as exciting and worth experiencing.
Widow Holi – (Vrindavan)
For centuries, widows in India were not allowed to celebrate Holi. But in recent years, this has changed. Widow Holi in Vrindavan is a heart-touching celebration where widows play Holi with colors and flowers, breaking old traditions and embracing joy.
Why You Should Experience It
Witness a celebration that is about freedom, happiness, and breaking barriers.
Feel the deep emotions as widows throw colors and sing songs of devotion.
Be part of a Holi that carries a powerful message of love and equality.
Widow Holi is not just a festival—it is a moment of hope and change, making it one of the most meaningful celebrations in the Holi List 2025.
Dauji Ka Huranga – 15 March 2025 (Dauji Temple)
Holi celebrations do not end on Dhulandi. The last and wildest celebration takes place in Dauji Temple, where men and women play a colorful battle. The women throw water and colors on the men, and in return, the men try to snatch their scarves. It is a fun-filled event that attracts thousands of visitors.
Why You Should Experience It
End your Holi trip with an unforgettable and exciting festival.
Witness a tradition that is more than 500 years old.
Enjoy the grand finale of Holi in the most energetic way possible.
Dauji Ka Huranga is the perfect way to wrap up the Holi List 2025, leaving you with memories that will last a lifetime.
Book Your Vrindavan Holi Tour Package Today
Holi in Braj is not just a festival; it is an experience that touches your soul. If you want to witness the true magic of Holi, Vrindavan Packages is here to take you on this unforgettable journey.
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Lathmar Holi Tour (Barsana & Nandgaon)
Phoolon Ki Holi & Banke Bihari Darshan
Dhulandi Celebration in Mathura-Vrindavan
Dauji Ka Huranga Tour
Every moment of Holi in Braj is filled with joy, devotion, and unforgettable beauty. Are you ready to be a part of it?
This Holi, don’t just play with colors—immerse yourself in the divine joy of Braj.
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