🌈Holi, known as Pagwa, celebrates the triumph of good over evil.
🎉Annual event at the Bourda cricket ground brings people of all backgrounds together.
🎶Music and dance are integral parts of the Holi celebrations in Guyana.
🌸Burning the effigy of Holica symbolizes getting rid of troubles and negativity.
🍲Enjoy a variety of street food, including samosas and chaat, during the festival.
What is the significance of Holi in Guyana?
—Holi, also known as Pagwa, celebrates the triumph of good over evil and the arrival of spring.
What takes place during the Holi celebrations in Guyana?
—The celebrations at the Bourda cricket ground include burning the effigy of Holica, music, dance, and playing with colorful powders.
Who participates in the Holi celebrations in Guyana?
—People of all backgrounds, including diplomats, special invitees, and visitors from different countries, participate in the festival.
What is the significance of burning the effigy of Holica?
—Burning the effigy symbolizes getting rid of troubles, problems, and negativity.
What kind of food can be enjoyed during Holi in Guyana?
—During the festival, one can indulge in a variety of street food, such as samosas and chaat.
00:00Pagwa, also known as Holi, is a vibrant festival celebrating the triumph of good over evil.
00:30The annual event takes place at the famous Bourda cricket ground.
01:30Holi is celebrated with music, dance, and colorful powders in Guyana.
02:30The burning of the effigy of Holica symbolizes getting rid of troubles and negativity.
03:30One can enjoy a variety of street food, including samosas and chaat, during the festival.
