In Odisha, people offer prayers to Lord Jagannath, a form of Lord Krishna, during Dola Jatra or Dola Purnima which falls on the day of Holi.
In Punjab, the three-day festival is celebrated on or the day after Holi. People enjoy demonstrations of martial arts, along with poetry, bhajans and kirtans on this day.
People welcome the spring and the harvest season during Phaguwa (Holi) and sing folk songs to create a thrilling environment.
This is celebrated in the towns of Barsana and Nandgaon, where Devi Radha and Lord Krishna used to live respectively. Lathmar Holi is a playful celebration reflecting the undying love shared between the duo.
This five-day celebration is a blend of Hindu and Manipuri traditions, specifically those of the Meitei group. During this, people gather in circles and dance.
The Kudumbi and Konkani communities celebrate this festival in the southern Indian state of Kerala. People also organise well-known boat races during the celebrations.