Banyan Tree’s ‘World Jazz Festival’ is now a well-established brand-with 5 successful editions that have travelled to 6 cities in India. Presented annually in partnership with Musicians Paradise from the Netherlands, the festival has become a significant platform presenting traditional styles of Jazz from multiple regions of the world on one common stage. With each subsequent year, the festival grew in its expanse, putting a spotlight on newer artists and reaching newer audiences-celebrating the rich, ever evolving sounds of Jazz Artists from nations such as the USA, The Netherlands, Thailand, South Africa, France, Germany, Serbia, Australia and Brazil been represented thus far.
The festival presents newer original voices, as also established international maestros who collectively showcase original pieces, as also Jazz Standards as odes to icons who have shaped the history of this music. This is also coupled with a special focus on Indian music-creating a wonderful bridge of collaboration and musical dialogue. The festival is a composite tribute to jazz’s ability to connect people across the world while celebrating its rich history.
In April 2026 - the month that hosts the International Jazz Day, Banyan Tree’s World Jazz Festival will return for its 6th Edition - with an enthralling tour across India-bringing the experience to Mumbai, Delhi, Dehradun, Bangalore, Pune and Hyderabad. Each city stands poised to welcome another grand celebration-inviting varied international Musicians. Indians will swoon once again to the tunes of Jazz.
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How to Reach Pune
1. By Air: Pune is well connected through domestic airlines with the entire country. Lohegaon Airport or Pune Airport is an international airport, located 15 km away from Pune city centre. Visitors can avail of taxi and local bus services from outside the airport to reach their destination.
2. By Rail: Pune Junction Railway Station connects the city with all the prime Indian destinations. There are several mail/express trains and superfast trains linking the city to various Indian destinations in the south, north and west. Some of the prominent trains operating to and from Mumbai are the Deccan Queen and Shatabdi Express, which take around three-and-a-half hours to reach Pune.
3. By Road: Pune enjoys excellent connectivity with neighbouring cities and towns through a well-maintained network of roads. Mumbai (140 km), Ahmadnagar (121 km), Aurangabad (215 km) and Bijapur (275 km) all are well linked to Pune by a number of states and roadways buses. Those driving from Mumbai need to take Mumbai-Pune Expressway route, which takes barely two to three hours to cover a distance of about 150 km.
Source: pune.gov.in
1. Light, breathable clothing and comfortable footwear, as April is hot and dry with rising daytime temperatures.
2. Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat or cap to protect against the strong summer sun.
3. A reusable water bottle and basic medicines, especially to stay hydrated during long hours outdoors.
4. A tote bag or small backpack, along with cash and cards, for carrying essentials and managing easy payments on the go.
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