In the night of the first day of the festival, a fire is lit to commemorate the cremation of Holika, a demoness burned by Vishnu.

On the second day, known as Rangapanchami, people, dressed in white, circulate with colored pigments which they throw at each other, there is then customary to apologize, after having sacrificed to the colored rite, by "Bura na mano, Holî hai" ("Don't be mad, it's Holi" in Hindi).

The dances were really beautiful. Suffering too much from my back, I couldn't stay to attend the color jet but I still managed to get some pictures by someone from the Wezeem group. Thanks to her.