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Experience authentic Holi celebrations at these destinations
However, the well-designed network of roads and the expansion of bus services have provided a great gateway for people to get to their desired destination and add happiness to their lives and the lives of their loved ones by celebrating Holi together. Rohit Sharma, COO of, AbhiBus shares insights on top destinations in India where travellers can celebrate Holi.
Holi specialities
To make the filling, roast semolina (suji) on low flame till it changes colour. Mix in milkmaid, elaichi powder, raisins, cashewnuts, almonds and grated coconut. Cook on medium/low flame, stirring occasionally, till the mixture is dry. Divide into 16 portions. To prepare the dough, pour oil into the maida. Add water and make it into a stiff dough. Knead the dough till pliable.
Holi special Thandai recipes
Soak dry fruits and seeds in rose water for two days prior to preparing this drink Grind into a fine paste and add in rose petals, desiccated coconut, saffron, and cardamom Muddle the paste with coconut milk, or use a blender.Shake the syrup with coconut liqueur and ice.Serve it cool with rose petals and coconut flakes.
Protect your hair and skin this Holi
Oil your hair (not necessarily from the scalp) just a few days before Holi, this will help in moisturizing the hairs which creates a protective layer and prevent them from Gulal and Holi colours. You can apply some coconut oil to your hair strands for moisturizing hair. Do not keep your hair open while playing Holi you can rather go for a braided ponytail, wear head bandanas to protect.
Skincare during Holi
Aptly called as the festival of colours, it is that time of the year again when people come together, rejoice and apply colour on each other to share their joy. However, a lot of people use heavy metals and chemicals instead of organic colours and this may be detrimental to the skin and eyes as well. Let us see how to take care of our skin during Holi.
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Holi outfits inspired by iconic Bollywood songs
A dhoti and a blue Badhani shirt spell traditional Rajasthani style. Ranveer elevated his look by adding an open Kedia Kurta and Chelsea boots with a monk strap. Ditch the white and take a lesson from Deepika who chooses to pair her denim shorts with a red shirt, especially if Indian clothing isn't your thing, and you just want to feel comfortable while wearing bright colours.
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