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Where You Can Celebrate Holi in Mumbai (Options):

1) Water Parks:
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3) Open Air Holi Festival:
4) Holi Camping (Campsite):
5) Bollywood Holi Party:
6) Pool Holi Parties:

About Mumbai Holi:

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Holi celebration in Mumbai : Holi celebrations are commonplace in a sizable metropolis like Mumbai. According to the Hindu calendar, the day varies every year, but it usually falls in March. The festivities for Holi, also known as Holika Dahan, start the night before with bonfires, and the colour-throwing revelry starts the following day.

Some Popular Holi Parties in Mumbai:

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Water Kingdom Holi Festival 2024: The Holi Special Offer from Water Kingdom is a great way to enjoy the festival of colours with loved ones without having to use any colour (Gulal). Water Kingdom is the ideal location for an entertaining day out, offering reasonably priced tickets and a variety of thrilling activities. The park offers an experience unlike any other thanks to its distinctive mix of rides, attractions, and Holi celebrations. Water Kingdom is the place to go if you're searching for an unforgettable way to celebrate Holi, whether you're a thrill-seeker, a water baby, or something else entirely. Get your tickets today to ensure you don't miss out on Mumbai's greatest Holi celebration—a day filled with joy, laughter, and celebration!
Holi By The Bay Mazgaon in 2024: Get ready for "Holi By The Bay 2024" in the famous seaside venue of Bayview Lawns - Princess Dock in Mumbai. At this ultimate Holi event, revel in 12 hours of nonstop music, vivid colours, and pure bliss. We're excited to announce our exciting program, which will include local and international DJs in an exciting environment. Enjoy Holi in a safe, secure setting with many musical choices, yummy meals, and a backdrop of the Arabian Sea. Book your tickets now to celebrate Holi in style!
Sunburn Holi Bash: One of Asia's largest electronic dance festivals, which takes place over the spring holiday, is ideal for those who want to party hard and features well-known headliners like Indian-American DJ and producer KHSMR. Typically held at the Mahalakshmi Racecourse, the festival raises funds for regional nonprofits that support holistic education for Mumbai's young people.
Bollywood Holi Bash: This event, which bills itself as being the biggest Bollywood music Holi party in India, takes place at the MMRDA Grounds in Bandra East, close to the Mithi River's banks and not far from the Mumbai Airport. Instead of electronic dance music, the festival emphasises traditional Indian music, frequently with a contemporary twist. Along with the music and colour throwing, there will be food vendors where you can stop for a bite to eat and participate in the rain dance.
Rang Rave: At Nesco in Goregaon East (close to the Western Express Highway), Rang Rave is a huge Holi celebration that includes top Indian DJs spinning a variety of genres, traditional dhol drummers, natural colours, a rain dance, and delicious food stalls selling regional snacks served with thandai.
Colour Splash: This well-known family-friendly Holi party in Andheri West typically features performances from a variety of DJs, live singers, and Punjabi dhol players. A foam zone, rain dance, and numerous colour bombs filled with vivid dye are also present.
Holi Festival @ Essel World: Holi is naturally a fun event for people of all ages, but bringing the kids to the celebration at Essel World, one of India's top theme parks, is a surefire way to keep them occupied all day. With a tonne of rides, tasty food, and entertainment, this party is great for families. To keep it as environmentally friendly as possible, it also has a DJ and a rain dance but no colours.
Holi Festival @ Water Kingdom 2023: This Holi, you might prefer this event at the Water Kingdom next to Essel World, the largest water park in all of Asia, if you'd rather get wet and wild. Rain dances are scheduled, but the Water Kingdom's Holi festivities also include DJs and food vendors in addition to other wet activities. Colours are not a part of the celebration, unlike the Essel World Festival.
Holi Bash Beach Camping at Alibaug: Want to observe Holi outside of the city? Join this fun beach camping event at Revdanda Beach, about three hours south of Mumbai, close to the seaside town of Alibaug. Games, DJs and live music, a rain dance, outdoor cooking, bonfires, and tent camping are all included. You don't have to wash off paint dye into the ocean because there are restrooms and washrooms at the location.
Imagicaa Holi Bash: Imagicaa in Lonavala, close to Mumbai, one of India's top theme parks, will host a massive four-day Holi celebration from March 17–20, 2022. Observe the Color of Joy parade, live performances, acrobats, DJs spinning Bollywood dance music, and unique food and drink stands, in addition to the park's standard thrill rides and attractions.
Holi Party and Dharavi Tour: Celebrate Holi in a unique way by joining the locals in the Dharavi slum. The unique Holi tour is one of the most exciting that Reality Tours offers as part of its year-round schedule of neighbourhood tours led by the locals. Before being taken to the girls' football field, where you will be joined by residents of Dharavi, kids from Reality Tours' various community programmes, and members of their staff, you will first take their popular Dharavi tour.

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Rituals of Holi:

Days before the festival, people start gathering wood for the Holika bonfire, which is lit at one of the city's busiest intersections. By doing this, it is ensured that enough wood is gathered for the celebration itself.
Afterward, Holika Dahan is held the evening before Holi. An effigy made of wood is burned to symbolise Holika, the devilish sister of the demon King Hiranyakashyap. Holika made an attempt to kill Prahlad, who was a devout devotee of Lord Naarayana and Hiranyakashyap's son. The ritual stands for both the victory of a sincere follower and the victory of good over evil.
Children also make fun of Holika and call her names, acting as though they were still attempting to expel the troublemaker Dhundhi from the Kingdom of Prithu. Some people use the embers from the fire to relight their own indoor fires inside of their homes.
Of course, the day after is when Holi celebrations are at their peak. The actual display of colour takes place on this day, known as Dhuleti. Pujas are only intended to be enjoyed; they are not typically performed.
Even there, the Holi celebrations in Mathura and Vrindavan are incomparable. North India is where the practise of playing with colour is most prevalent. Gujarat and Maharashtra both fervently and joyfully celebrate Holi.
People like to spray each other with pichkaris or pour buckets and buckets of coloured water on them. Bollywood Holi songs are sung while dancing to the beat of the dholak as another aspect of the tradition. In the midst of all this activity, people happily eat gujiya, mathri, malpuas, and other traditional Holi sweets.
Drinks are a crucial part of the Holi celebration, especially thandai which has been bhang-infused. Bhang adds to the spirit of the event, but if used excessively, it can also deflate it. As a result, it should only be consumed with care.

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