Holi Festival to be held in Hanoi.

The Holi Festival, organized by Embassy of India in Hanoi. Holi is the Festival of Colors which is the time of fun and frolic, eating and celebrating together the different colors of life. It also celebrates the victory of good over evil, the arrival of spring and the end of winter.
Meanwhile, the Holi Festival will be organized by Incham Hanoi will be held in Hanoi’s Kinder Park on April 1. The “Festival of Colours” will be held from 11am to 2.30pm with lots of fun, joy and organic colours. Kinder Park is at 614 Lac Long Quan road, Tay Ho district. Food, drinks, henna, face painting and entertainment will be included.
Last year, Holi Festival took place at Kinder Park in Hanoi on March 19, attracting thousands of participants. The festival is famous for paint-throwing revellers showering each other with colour, representing a tradition that is both meant to reflect the rainbow of colours of springtime and the playfulness of the Hindu God Vishnu.
People take part in Holi all around the world, but it is celebrated the most in parts of India and Nepal. It is often associated with the coloured powders that end up coating its participants after they’ve thrown them at each other. But this is just one part of Holi, which is split into two events: Holika Dahan and Rangwali Holi.
Holika Dahan takes place the night before Rangwali Holi. Wood and dung-cakes are burned in a symbolic pyre to signify good defeating evil (in Hindu Vedi scriptures, the God Vishnu helps burn the devil Holika to death).
The next morning, people gather in public spaces and take part in Rangwali Holi. This is a raucous affair where people chase each other around, throwing handfuls of coloured powders (known as gulal) at one another, while getting drenched in water.