Laddu Holi Celebrated In Ladliji Temple

Laddu Holi Celebrated In Ladliji Temple

Thousands of devotees are gathering at the Ladliji Temple in Barsana, India, on March 17, 2024, to celebrate Laddu Holi during the world-famous Lathmar Holi. Pandey is distributing many laddus as prasad, and devotees are eagerly grabbing them to receive the laddu prasad. (Photo by Saurabh Sirohiya/NurPhoto)

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