Holi and Saint Patrick's day.

                                                 Holi
The Holi means the one of the major festivals of India and Nepal. In India Holi is national celebration where children and adults play games in the streets, throwing beautiful vibrant colored powder at each other. Holi is celebrated with enthusiasms and gaiety on the full moon of Phalgun which is the month of march as per the Gregorian calendar. They put different types of color in there face and celebrate it with their friend and with their family. This Holi festivals  is also called the colors festivals. Holi is not only a colorful event it is also a food event. In Holi they eat food likes 

HOLI SPECIAL RECIPES
Dahi Bhalle   Gathiya   Namakpare   Aloo Puri   Bhang Ki Lassi   Bhang Pakore   Methi Mathri   Ram Ladoo		Bhang Thandai   Matar Ki Kheer   Mawa Gujiya   Shakarpara   Thandai   Masala Mathri   Palak Bhajia   Chocolate Sandesh	Anarsa   Kanji Vada

For more information please visit this link..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaysqwFoVOE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04k6guPY-AQ.

                                                 Saint Patrick's day.
Saint Patrick's day is a cultural religious holiday celebrated annually on 17 march, the death date of the most commonly-recognized patron saint Ireland. He was born in 385 AD and he was death in 461 AD.

The two similarities of Holi and Saint Patrick's day are as follow.
1. Holi and Saint Patrick's day was celebrate in same date.
2. Holi and the Saint Patrick's day was both are cultural and religious celebration.


The two different of Holi and the Saint Patrick's day are as follow.
1. Saint Patrick's day was celebrated by Christian people and Holi was celebrated by Hinduism people.
2. In Saint Patrick's day they wear green cloths and accessories (the"wearing of green") and in Holi we put different types of color in our faces and we play with our friends and we play with our family also.