Holi 2019: Hindus around the world celebrate the colourful festival
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The Hindu festival of Holi is celebrated this month. It originally started in India but is now celebrated all over the world

People throw coloured powder over each in the colourful celebrations. The festival celebrates the end of winter and the start of Spring. These guys seem to be enjoying it!

On the night before Holi, Hindus dress in their best clothes and watch a bonfire. The next morning, people put on old clothes and cover each other with coloured powders.

This mum and son enjoy getting messy during Holi celebrations in California in the US. It’s the one day of the year that parents encourage their children to get filthy!
- Published17 January 2019
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