Alone in Holi? I know how it feels to be alone during the festival, especially when you see everyone on social media posting fun photos with their family and friends. But don’t let it sulk you in sadness. I am sharing 21 things to do in Holi when you are alone. You too can enjoy the festival to the fullest by keeping yourself busy in fun Holi-themed activities. This post will surely help you plan something for Holi and feel great in your own company. Read on:
21 Things to Do in Holi When You are Alone
- Play with Colors: Who said you need to have known people around you to play colours. Step out with your pichkari or bucket of water balloons and play colours. If not stepping out, you can always sit at your balcony or window and throw colours at strangers. It is always fun!
- Attend a Holi Party: Many cities organize Holi parties with music, dance, and food. Attend one of these parties with your friends and family and enjoy the festive atmosphere.
- Prepare Traditional Food: Holi is also a time to indulge in delicious food. Prepare traditional Holi dishes like Gujiya, Dahi Bhalla, and Thandai.
- Listen to Holi Songs: Holi songs are an integral part of the festival. Listen to some popular Holi songs and dance to the beats.
- Visit a Temple: Holi is also a time to seek blessings from the Gods. Visit a temple and offer your prayers. things to do in holi
- Take Colorful Photos: Holi is a perfect occasion to take some colorful and fun photos. Capture the moments and create some lasting memories. Grab your camera or fun and do a photo-walk, also don’t forget to cover your camera/phone with rain covers.
- Attend a Color Run: Many cities organize Holi-themed color runs and marathons, where you can run while getting doused in colors.
- Watch a Holi Parade: Many cities organize Holi parades, where you can watch colorful floats and performances.
- Paint Pottery: Celebrate Holi by painting pottery in bright and vibrant colors.
- Host a Holi Brunch: Host a Holi-themed brunch with traditional dishes and colorful drinks and say goodbye to celebrate Holi alone. You may invite your neighbours if you don’t have any friends or relatives in the city
- Take a Dance Class: Learn some traditional Holi dances just to get into the vibe of Holi. I have listed the best Holi songs at the end of this post.
- Create Artwork: Use colors to create beautiful artwork or make a colorful rangoli outside your house. things to do in holi
- Watch a Bollywood Movie: Bollywood has many Holi-themed movies that you can watch it while enjoying Holi special delicacies.
- Visit a Cultural Festival: Attend a Holi-themed cultural festival and learn more about the history and traditions of the festival.
- Donate to Charity: Give back to society by donating to a charity during Holi.
- Volunteer at a Shelter: Spend some time volunteering at a shelter or an orphanage during Holi.
- Take a Yoga Class: Practice yoga and meditation to find inner peace and calm during Holi.
- Explore Nature: Take a nature walk and enjoy the beauty of spring during Holi.
- Reflect on the Meaning of Holi: Use Holi as a time to reflect on the importance of unity, love, and forgiveness. Do lots of journaling and take notes what you notice during this time of the year
- Have a virtual Holi party: Make good use of internet and host a virtual Holi party on zoom or google meet. You can invite friends and family and celebrate Holi together, play games and eat together.
- Plan a trip: Holi is celebrated in many ways in different parts of India itself. You may plan a trip during Holi and explore. Listing the best places below.
Hope these list of things to do in Holi will surely help you have a great Holi this year. And yes, Happy Holi in advance!
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