Holi festival

My favorite festival in the world is HOLI

It is a festival of colors

The festival happens in India

It takes place annually

It is in march

Thousands of people participate in this festival

It is free. Everybody can go to the festival

People don¬’t eat or drink anything. People wear old clothes, because they usually get
dirty

The first full moon night of March and the next day is celebrated

Bonfire During Holi's first night, a bonfire symbolizes Holika's death. Days before,
firewood is collected to form the fire. This rite is called Holika Dahan.
DHULANDI
It takes place on the second day of Holi and in that rite the cities are filled with color
that are thrown from side to side. Laughter and joy take over those who participate,
and it is common to hear the phrase "Nothing happens. It's Holi!"

The purpose of this festival is to bring people together

Holi is considered one of the most revered and celebrated festivals in India and is
celebrated in almost all parts of the country. Sometimes it is also called the "festival
of love", since on this day people come together forgetting all resentments and all kinds
of bad feelings between them.

I like this festival because I want to learn from new cultures and they look very fun
Festival holi

Mi festival favorito en el mundo es HOLI.

Es una fiesta de colores

El festival ocurre en la India.

Se lleva a cabo anualmente

Es en marzo

Miles de personas participan en este festival

Es gratis. Todos pueden ir al festival

La gente no come ni bebe nada. La gente usa ropa vieja porque generalmente se ensucia

La primera noche de luna llena de marzo y el día siguiente se celebra

Hoguera Durante la primera noche de Holi, una hoguera simboliza la muerte de Holika.
Días antes, se recolecta leña para formar el fuego. Este rito se llama Holika Dahan.
DHULANDI
Se lleva a cabo el segundo día de Holi y en ese rito las ciudades se llenan de color que se
arrojan de lado a lado. La risa y la alegría se apoderan de los que participan, y es común
escuchar la frase "No pasa nada. ¡Es Holi!"

El propósito de este festival es reunir a las personas.

Holi es considerado uno de los festivales más venerados y celebrados en la India y se

celebra en casi todas las partes del país. A veces también se le llama el "festival del
amor", ya que en este día la gente se une olvidando todos los resentimientos y todo tipo
de malos sentimientos entre ellos.

Me gusta este festival porque quiero aprender de nuevas culturas y se ven muy
divertidas.
Holi festival

My favorite festival in the word is HOLI

It is a festival of colors

The festival happens in India

It takes place annually

It is march

Thousands of people participate in this festival

It is free. Everybody can go to the festival

People don’t eat or drink anything. People wear old clothes, because they usually get
dirty
The first full moon night of March and the next day is celebrated

Bonfire During Holi's first night, a bonfire symbolizes Holika's death. Days before,
firewood is collected to form the fire. This rite is called Holika Dahan.
DHULANDI
It takes place on the second day of Holi and in that rite the cities are filled with color
that are thrown from side to side. Laughter and joy take over those who participate,
and it is common to hear the phrase "Nothing happens. It's Holi!"

The purpose of this festival is to bring people together

Holi is considered one of the most revered and celebrated festivals in India and is
celebrated in almost all parts of the country. Sometimes it is also called the "festival
of love", since on this day people come together forgetting all resentments and all kinds
of bad feelings between them.

I like this festival because I want to learn from new cultures and they look very fun