Celebrate spring in India at the Holi & Hola Mohalla Festivals
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Discover India in all its splendour during the Holi & Hola Mohalla festivals that celebrate the spring season.
Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy the Indian culture, still so undiscovered.
Javier Clavijo
Managing Director & High-end Travel Specialist
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- India, India, islands & Himalayas, Asia, Culture
India is a unique destination with a millenary culture that offers tons of different experiences and landscapes due to its vast territory and long-time history. One of its many attractions, well-known beyond its limits, are their festivities full of colour, like the Holi.
Discover India like you have never seen it and let it surprise you with its magic.
Key points:
- Location: Delhi, Jawai, Udaipur, Chandigarh, Dharamshala.
- Accommodation: The route includes several accommodations, such as The Leela Palace hotels and Taj hotels. It will also include two nights on the Jawai Leopard luxury tents during the Safari and cozy Cottages in Dharamsala.
- Activities: Safari, cultural visits to temples and palaces, and trekking.
- Cuisine: Traditional food will allow you to embrace Indian culture.
- Best season: Spring.
BRU & BRU offers you on an exclusive basis the opportunity to experience a trip of eleven nights (March 5th-16th) discovering Delhi and some of the most important cities in India: Jawai, Udaipur, Chandigarh and Dharamshala, as well as enjoying nature on a safari to the Jawai Leopard Camp.
You will be invited to enjoy the pre Holi celebrations of the Holika Dahen in the evening at the Udaipur City Palace with the Royals. On the next day, during the Holi festivities, you will join a local family to experience the celebration from the inside.
After that, you will arrive to Anandpur Sahib, one of the most important pilgrimage sites for the Sikh, to spend a day of Hola Mohalla. This, celebrated with long, military-style procession and a demonstration of martial skills, is one of the most important festivities for this community as it celebrates the period that gave them excellent fighting skills.
Finally, at the end of the trip you will visit the Bhagsunag Waterfalls and Temple, and the Namgyal Monastery, which is the personal monastery of the 14th Dalai Lama and finish your trip with a full day trekking in nature to see the magnificence of the landscape.
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