Bhoomi Habba is an annual environment and sustainability festival held in Bengaluru. The 2026 edition is centred on the theme “Restore & Reclaim: Community Paths to Climate Action”, aligning with the broader focus of World Environment Day.
Presented for nearly two decades, the festival transforms the Visthar campus into a shared space for learning, dialogue, and community engagement around environmental and social issues. The programme includes discussions, workshops, exhibitions, performances, and interactive sessions that examine ecological challenges while exploring sustainable and community-led alternatives.
The line-up brings together organisations, educators, activists, artists, and practitioners working across sustainability, social justice, and alternative education. Collaborators for the 2026 edition include Fair Trade Alliance Kerala, Elements Organics, Abheek Independent Learning Centre, along with media partner Red Communications.
Structured as an in-person gathering, Bhoomi Habba focuses on building conversations around resilience, equity, and collective responsibility, while encouraging audiences to engage with questions of climate action and sustainable futures.
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How to Reach Bengaluru
1. By Air: You can reach Bengaluru via air at Bengaluru International Airport, which is located at a distance of 40 km from the city.
2. By Rail: Bengaluru Railway Station is located in the heart of the city. Various trains from all over India come to Bengaluru, including the Mysore Express from Chennai, Karnataka Express from New Delhi and Udyan Express from Mumbai, which cover many major cities in between.
3. By Road: The city is connected to various other cities via major national highways. Buses from neighbouring states run on a regular basis to Bengaluru, and Bengaluru Bus Stand also runs various buses to major cities in South India.
How to Reach Vistar
1. From Bangalore city, take Hennur Main Road towards Outer Ring Road.
2. Cross Outer Ring Road and continue for 5 km on Hennur Main Road. (You will cross a Mantri Apartments, Byrathi Cross and Kothanur.)
3. At Gubbi Cross, take a right turn to enter Gubbi Road.
4. On Gubbi Road, keep going, you will cross Legacy School on the left.
5. About 500 metres after Legacy School, turn left.
6. Follow the Gubbi Road as it curves and crosses Ayyappa temple on the right and later, AIACS on the left.
7. When you see a yellow board for KRC, take left. That’s KRC Road.
8. Go further for 500 metres and Visthar is on your left.
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1. Light, breathable clothing with comfortable footwear, as June is cool and pleasant but often rainy.
2. A compact umbrella or light rain jacket, since frequent showers are common during this time.
3. A reusable water bottle and basic medicines, along with mosquito repellent for damp evenings.
4. A waterproof tote bag or small backpack, along with cash and cards, for carrying essentials and managing easy payments on the go.
Dodda Gubbi Road
Off Hennur Main Road
Kothanur
Bengaluru 560077
Karnataka
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