Delhi's 5 Must-See Hotspots for Vibrant Celebrations


Holi will be observed on Monday, March 25 and Holika Dahan or Choti Holi on Sunday, March 24.

Experience Delhi's Spectacular Holi – Journey Through Iconic Places and Timeless Traditions

Embark on a vibrant journey through Delhi's most iconic Holi spots, where the city comes alive with a riot of colors and festive fervour. From the bustling streets of Hauz Khas Village to the majestic grounds of India Gate, the serene beauty of Lodi Gardens and the cultural heritage of Yamuna Ghat, each location offers a unique and enchanting celebration of the festival of colours.

  1. Iskcon DwarkaEnter the kaleidoscopic world of Iskcon Dwarka to enjoy a unique 'Phoolon ki Holi', combining tradition and modernity. Experience the vibrant tapestry of Lathmar Holi, where the playful escapades of Lord Krishna inspire unbridled celebrations. At Iskcon Dwarka, foam sticks replace traditional ones for a pain-free revelry, and fragrant Genda orange blossoms offer a chemical-free alternative. Delight in the adrenaline of Matka Phor Holi, accompanied by pulsating rhythms. Indulge in culinary delights while the kids enjoy exclusive play areas. Lose yourself in the melodies of kirtan or join in the Krishna-Gopi dance. Capture timeless memories in spacious photo spots. Join us at Iskcon Dwarka for an unforgettable Holi, where tradition meets innovation.
  2. Hauz Khas VillageExperience the eclectic charm of Hauz Khas Village as it transforms into a kaleidoscope of hues during Holi. Stroll its labyrinthine paths, adorned with boutiques, art galleries and cafes, and join in the lively festivities with locals and tourists alike. Feast on delicious street cuisine and immerse yourself in Delhi's vibrant urban culture.
  3. gate of indiaJoin the jubilant crowds at Delhi's iconic India Gate, where Holi celebrations take center stage amid the grandeur of this historic monument. Delight in the joyful atmosphere as people splash colours, exchange greetings and participate in traditional festivities, creating a vibrant tapestry of hues against the backdrop of India Gate.
  4. Lodi GardensEscape to the tranquil oasis of Lodi Gardens for a more relaxed Holi celebration amidst lush greenery and sprawling gardens. Get together with friends and family to play color-themed games, enjoy upbeat music and savor delicious Holi delicacies in the serene surroundings of this beloved Delhi destination.
  5. Yamuna GhatImmerse yourself in Delhi's rich cultural heritage at the iconic Yamuna Ghat, where centuries-old traditions blend seamlessly with modern festivities. Join the lively revelry as locals gather on the banks of the river to play Holi, sing folk tunes and dance to the beats of the dhol, creating a mesmerizing spectacle against the serene backdrop of the ghat.

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