With just a day left for Holi, the entire nation has geared up to celebrate the festival of colour.
Not just Indians, foreigner nationals belonging to different countries also seemed excited to celebrate the festival and thus gathered in Uttar Pradesh's Vrindavan.
The foreigners looked enthusiastic to witness and celebrate the colourful festival as their first experience.
In Vrindavan, Holi celebrations continue for a week. With chants of hari bhajans, dance, colours, water, flowers and sweets, the festival is celebrated with great fervor.
The festival of colour will be celebrated on March 2, this year.
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