HOLI in Basantapur KATHMANDU | Festival of Colors \\ NEPAL 

Holi, often known as the "Festival of Colors" or "Festival of Love," is one of Nepal's most auspicious Hindu festivals. Holi is primarily celebrated with colors and water. Color is a way for people to demonstrate their affection for one another.
#HOLI marks the beginning of the spring and summer seasons. It's also done to ask God for his blessing on future harvests and land fertility. The technique of erecting a long bamboo stick (lingo) decorated with pieces of various colored cloths(chir) is practiced in Kathmandu's Basantapur Durbar Square. On the eve of Holi, the lingo is removed and the Chir is burned. The festival is known as Chir Haran or Holika Dahan. Holi then BEGINS…
This short cinematic video covers some of the joyful moments captured in Basantapur Durbar Square.
May this year's Holi offer you a plethora of brightly colored seasons and days filled with joy and love. HAPPY HOLI !!!
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