I don't understand why people should use bhang when it comes to celebrations. It has become very common to use bhang during such occasions. And there's good info in the link you provided.

I thought Bhang was used only during Mahashivratri. I haven't heard about it being consumed during the occasions of holi

I thought Bhang was used only during Mahashivratri. I haven't heard about it being consumed during the occasions of holi

Bhang Ke Pede, Bhang and milk Sherbat are some of the drinks associated with Holi festival.

I thought Bhang was used only during Mahashivratri. I haven't heard about it being consumed during the occasions of holi

Bhang Ke Pede, Bhang and milk Sherbat are some of the drinks associated with Holi festival.

Mathura is the place where my forefathers came to settle after leaving Punjab, so who would know better about Bhang than me on this forum? :laugh:

I thought Bhang was used only during Mahashivratri. I haven't heard about it being consumed during the occasions of holi

Bhang Ke Pede, Bhang and milk Sherbat are some of the drinks associated with Holi festival.

Mathura is the place where my forefathers came to settle after leaving Punjab, so who would know better about Bhang than me on this forum? :laugh:

And don't forget ODISHA, a haven for Bhang preparations amongst the Pandas of Puri.

I thought Bhang was used only during Mahashivratri. I haven't heard about it being consumed during the occasions of holi

Bhang Ke Pede, Bhang and milk Sherbat are some of the drinks associated with Holi festival.

Mathura is the place where my forefathers came to settle after leaving Punjab, so who would know better about Bhang than me on this forum? :laugh:

And don't forget ODISHA, a haven for Bhang preparations amongst the Pandas of Puri.

You got to see it on my highway- I currently live on Delhi-Hardware- Mussorie highway where Kanwar yatra happens twice every year. Our highway remains closed for traffic to give way to almost 30-40 lackh Kanwaria passing through every day for 10-15 days in front of my colony. Almost half of them under influence of Bhang which is easily available during rainy (Sawan) season on both side of roads as plants are a plenty. The highway turns into a big gathering of people dressed in bhagwa called 'Bhole'

I thought Bhang was used only during Mahashivratri. I haven't heard about it being consumed during the occasions of holi

Bhang Ke Pede, Bhang and milk Sherbat are some of the drinks associated with Holi festival.

Mathura is the place where my forefathers came to settle after leaving Punjab, so who would know better about Bhang than me on this forum? :laugh:

And don't forget ODISHA, a haven for Bhang preparations amongst the Pandas of Puri.

You got to see it on my highway- I currently live on Delhi-Hardware- Mussorie highway where Kanwar yatra happens twice every year. Our highway remains closed for traffic to give way to almost 30-40 lackh Kanwaria passing through every day for 10-15 days in front of my colony. Almost half of them under influence of Bhang which is easily available during rainy (Sawan) season on both side of roads as plants are a plenty. The highway turns into a big gathering of people dressed in bhagwa called 'Bhole'

Yes, true, i know the popularity of Bhang in your regions. Many of my friends who hail from your place used to tell interesting things about Mathura Ke Pede and Bhang.