Miryang City to Host the "16th Holi Hai Festival 2026"

50% Discount on Participation Fee with Pre-Registration Until February 28
10,000 Won, Free for Children and Teenagers Aged 16 and Under

Miryang City in South Gyeongsang Province will host the "16th Holi Hai Festival 2026," an Indian traditional spring festival, on March 8, 2026 at Sunshine Miryang Theme Park, a hub for wellness tourism.

The "Holi Hai Festival," organized by the Indian In Korea (IIK), has been held since 2011, and this 16th edition of the festival will be hosted by Miryang Yoga Culture Town.

This year's festival can be enjoyed more economically by taking advantage of the pre-registration period, which runs until February 28, 2026. Those who pre-register through the official Holi Hai website can participate for 10,000 won, which is a 50% discount compared to the on-site purchase price of 20,000 won on the day of the event. Paid participants will receive four types of natural color powder, which are essential items for the festival, as well as an Indian hat.

In particular, children and teenagers aged 16 and under can participate free of charge, making it likely to become the best value-for-money global festival for family visitors.

The highlight of the festival, the "Holi Color Session," will take place from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Accompanied by dynamic music from a professional DJ, participants will throw brightly colored powder into the air, offering a special experience that blows away everyday stress.

Before the main event, from 10:00 a.m., a variety of programs will be prepared to satisfy all five senses of participants, including authentic Indian yoga experiences, tastings of traditional Indian foods, and cultural experience activities.

An official from Miryang City said, "It is meaningful that Miryang, which carries on the value of authentic Indian yoga, is hosting the global festival 'Holi,'" adding, "We hope many people will take advantage of the pre-registration discount and fully enjoy the global wellness energy amid the beautiful nature of Miryang."