The main feature of the Holi festival is the celebration involving colorful powders, known as "gulal." Participants joyfully throw these vibrant powders at each other, symbolizing the arrival of spring and the triumph of good over evil. This playful exchange fosters feelings of unity, love, and togetherness among people, transcending boundaries of age, caste, or social status. The festival is also an expression of gratitude for the harvest and is celebrated with music, dance, and traditional foods, marking a time of renewal and harmony.