Foray Into The Heart Of Holi In India In March, 2007 -

INDIA - MARCH 01: Foray Into The Heart Of Holi In India In March, 2007 - For Holi festival " the festival of colors" enhancing Krishna and Radha love, indian people throw themselves colored powders-here in Vrindaban temple, where Holi is very strong because it is the place where Lord Krishna was born-The Holi - festival of colors, sometimes called or Phalgunotsava - is the Hindu festival of the vernal equinox-It finds its origin in the Vasantotsava, both a celebration and rite of spring fertility-It is celebrated throughout India for two days during the full moon of the month Phalguna which is in February-March-The Holi is dedicated to Krishna in northern India-Here in Vrindaban temple where the festival is particularly significant because the region has seen the birth of Krishna, the crowd showered colored powder-The Holi festival is the most joyous and exuberant of India, but sometimes she looks like a sinking ship, woodstock, drama class. (Photo by Veronique DURRUTY/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images)