What if you could pause life, put aside your to-do lists, and spend three days reconnecting with yourself in the lap of nature? Welcome to the Void Festival – a celebration of nothingness in a breathtaking backdrop RishikeshFrom February 14 to 16, 2025, this unique event is your ticket to finding clarity in the chaos, mindfulness in the madness, and meaning in the art of simply being.

all about Zero Festival

Surrounded by the sacred Ganges and surrounded by the majestic Himalayas, Rishikesh is the ideal location for this festival. Zero, which is currently hosting its 9th edition, is not your typical festival with a busy schedule or Instagram-worthy pomp. Instead, it flips the script by celebrating the beauty of simplicity and doing less. Attendees can immerse themselves in yoga sessions, sound healing treatments to quiet the inner noise, and guided meditations that reconnect you to the present moment.

Evenings at Shunya are equally magical, featuring storytelling, live music under the stars and intimate fireside conversations that foster meaningful connections. “Zero is more than just a festival. It is a place where you can stop, reflect and discover your authentic self,” says Anuj Aggarwal, one of the curators of the festival. “We have CEOs, artists and entrepreneurs sit together and build relationships that go beyond their roles. Here, everyone is just human.

sustainability

Zero takes its commitment to sustainability as seriously as it does its commitment to mindfulness. Think workshops on zero-waste practices, eco-friendly housing and sustainable living. It is a gentle attempt to go beyond the boundaries of the festival and make conscious choices.

Festival alumni often describe the experience as life-changing, incorporating mindfulness lessons into everyday routines that create positive transformative effects.

As the Zero Festival gears up for its ninth edition, it invites you to step off the treadmill of life and into a world where less is more. Whether you’re a stressed-out professional, an over-committed parent, or simply someone yearning for peace, this festival promises a reset like no other.

With ticket options ranging from basic passes to all-inclusive packages, Shunyata makes it easy for everyone to join the journey into emptiness. Festival passes start at ₹6999 per person, which includes meals and festival activities. For double sharing accommodation, the pass is priced at ₹16999, while for triple sharing accommodation the cost of the three-day Utsav pass will come down to ₹12999.

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