Miryang Holi Hai Festival Returns, Celebrating Spring and Cultural Exchange

The vibrant Indian festival of Holi, known as Holi Hai, is returning to Miryang, South Korea, on March 8th, 2026, promising a colorful celebration of spring and a unique cultural experience. Hosted by the Indian Community Association in Korea (IIK) and organized by Miryang Yoga Culture Town, the 16th annual festival will take place at Sunshine Miryang Theme Park.

A Celebration of Color and Community

Holi Hai is a traditional Indian festival marking the arrival of spring, celebrated by playfully throwing colored powders and water at each other. The Miryang festival aims to recreate this joyous experience, fostering a sense of community and cultural exchange. This year marks the festival’s return to Miryang after a three-year hiatus, solidifying its position as an international event.

Festival Highlights

The centerpiece of the festival is the ‘Holi Color Session,’ scheduled from 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM. Participants will be able to enjoy music from a professional DJ while covering each other in vibrant, natural colored powders. The festival offers more than just the color session, with a range of activities designed to immerse attendees in Indian culture.

Experiential Programs

Starting at 10:00 AM, attendees can participate in a variety of supplementary programs, including:

• Authentic Indian Yoga Experience: Explore traditional yoga and meditation practices.
• Traditional Food Tasting: Savor the flavors of authentic Indian cuisine.
• Cultural Experience Activities: Engage in activities designed to showcase Indian traditions.

Ticket Information and Discounts

Pre-registration is encouraged to take advantage of discounted ticket prices. Tickets are available for 10,000 won with pre-registration, a 50% discount compared to the on-site purchase price. Pre-registration discounts are available through February 28th, 2026, via the official Holi Hai website. Children and teenagers under the age of 16 can participate for free. Paid participants will receive four types of natural colored powders and an Indian hat.

Miryang: A Fitting Location

City officials highlighted the significance of hosting a global festival in Miryang, a region known for its connection to authentic Indian yoga. They express hope that the event will attract many participants eager to embrace the energy of spring in a natural setting. Yonhap News Agency reports on the event’s cultural significance.

Plan Your Visit

On March 8th, experience a unique spring event filled with music, color, and cultural immersion at the 16th Holi Hai Festival in Miryang. Hapskorea provides additional details about the festival.