Easter decorations at Alexanderplatz, Berlin
© plainpicture/Christian Reiste
Its time to colour some eggs!
Did you make yourself an Easter egg today? The age-old western tradition of hiding (and finding) Easter eggs is yet to catch on in India, but Easter eggs are not new to India. Bakeries all over the country have traditionally produced Easter eggs out of various edible substances like sugar, chocolate, or hollow eggs filled with sweets, while children love to colour their own Easter eggs as playthings (just make sure they’re hard boiled!). Today, traditional activities such as these could be a great idea to have a fun day indoors – you could even dress them up in cloth or wool, as in today’s image. Happy Easter, and happy coloring!
At Casa Batlló for Saint Jordi’s Day in Barcelona, Spain
A carving of artist W.O.J. Nieuwenkamp in the Pura Meduwe Karang temple in Bali, Indonesia
For Waitangi Day, the Pancake Rocks on New Zealand’s South Island
'El Problema del Caballo' by Claudia Fontes in Venice, Italy
108 Shiva temple, Kalna, Bardhaman district, West Bengal
The Rang Mahal palace inside the Red Fort, New Delhi
At the Arch of Septimius Severus in the Roman Forum for the ides of March
An old farm in the Shetland Islands, Scotland
