Festival 2029 · Festival of colours (Chaitra Krishna Pratipada)
Holi (Rangwali Holi) 2029
Thursday, 1 March 2029
Tithi begins: Wed 28 Feb, 2:05 AM IST
Tithi ends: Wed 28 Feb, 10:40 PM IST
Times for Delhi. Other cities can differ, sometimes by a day.
About Holi (Rangwali Holi)
Holi, the festival of colours, falls the day after Holika Dahan, on the Pratipada after Phalguna Purnima. People play with coloured powder and water, share sweets such as gujiya and forgive old quarrels.
Barsana, Mathura and Vrindavan celebrate for a week or more, with Lathmar Holi.
How it is observed
- Playing with colour and water.
- Gujiya, thandai and festive food.
- Visiting friends and relatives.
- Holi milan gatherings.
Dates follow the Hindu lunar calendar (tithi) as seen from Delhi and can differ by a day between regions and panchangs. Computed from NASA JPL DE421 Sun and Moon positions. Confirm with your local temple or priest for religious observances.
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Frequently asked questions
When is Holi (Rangwali Holi) in 2029?
Holi (Rangwali Holi) 2029 falls on Thursday, 1 March 2029. The tithi begins Wed 28 Feb, 2:05 AM IST and ends Wed 28 Feb, 10:40 PM IST (Delhi).
Is Holi the day after Holika Dahan?
Yes: Holika Dahan is the previous evening and Rangwali Holi the next day.
Why does the date of Holi (Rangwali Holi) change every year?
Hindu festivals follow the lunar calendar, so the date moves against the 365-day calendar by about 11 days a year, then jumps back when an extra (Adhika) month is added.
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