Is there any way to make Holi at home?

What better way to welcome spring than throwing colored powder? Learn more about the Holi festival - create a splash of color with our Holi powder recipe! ... In some states, a pot of buttermilk is hung high above the street in honor of the Hindu god Krishna who is known for a fondness of – you guessed it – buttermilk. read more

The dried flowers can be dried and powdered for a orange powder. Legend says that Lord Krishna used to play Holi with Tesu flowers, and the flowers also have a lot of medicinal properties. Tesu blooms during month of March. Boil flower petals of red variety of Semul / Silk Cotton (Bombax ceiba ) in water. read more

Make your bonfires in an open space away from trees, and only let an adult light it. Buy organic colors so they're less likely to react with your skin. Check with your community to see if there are any community Holi celebrations planned. read more