The Gaia Festival is a multi-disciplinary showcase of music, adventure, art and wellness activities that will take place in the lap of nature, against the breathtaking backdrop of the Himalayas, near the mystical River Beas in Raison (just 40 minutes before Manali and 5 hours by road from Chandigarh).
GAIA Festival boasts a diverse line-up of 20+ performers spanning multiple genres, including indie, live electronica, disco, house, and techno. Featured artists include Nadav Dagon, T Puse, Angata, Genish, Unnayaana, Paloma, Vridian, Disko Samosa, and more, delivering eclectic sets on 3 different stages.
The Art Village transforms Neeralaya (Festival Site) into an artistic wonderland with 25+ visual artists exhibiting their creations and sustainable art installations that blend seamlessly with the natural environment.
The festival emphasises holistic wellness with activities and sessions led by renowned practitioners to nurture the mind, body, and soul. From ecstatic dance, sound healing, acupuncture, to breath-work and yoga, attendees can find inner peace through numerous immersions.
In keeping with their vision “to create a holistic experience that starts with inching closer towards being sustainable”, They have a zero-waste policy and a vision to reduce its carbon footprint with every edition, the festival has partnered with Healing Himalayas for waste management. Local artisans, food partners, and NGOs are integral parts of GAIA, enhancing its community-driven ethos.
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How To Reach Raison
1. By Air: Kullu Airport, located in Bhuntar, is the nearest airport, about 25 km from Raison. There are direct flights from New Delhi, Chandigarh and other cities. Shimla Airport is about 231 km and Dharamshala Airport is 240 km from Raison.
2. By Rail: Joginder Nagar Station in Himachal Pradesh is about 140 km from Raison.
3. By Road: Raison is located between Kullu and Manali. Private and state buses that ply the Kullu-Manali route travel via Raison.
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1. Jackets for the cool weather.
2. Comfortable footwear such as sneakers (a perfect option if it’s not likely to rain) or boots (but make sure they are worn in).
3. Mosquito repellent.
4. A sturdy water bottle, if the festival has refillable water stations, and if the venue allows bottles to be taken inside the festival site.
5. COVID packs: Hand sanitiser, extra masks, ID cards and a copy of your vaccination certificate/negative test report are things you should keep handy.


