Vivaan is a unique gathering where music, art, and nature converge to create an immersive and soulful experience. Since its inception in 2017, the festival has celebrated the universal language of sound, highlighting its ability to heal, uplift, and foster deep connections.
At the core of Vivaan is the handpan—an instrument known for its celestial, meditative tones that evoke tranquility and introspection. Whether played or simply experienced, its ethereal resonance invites a state of mindfulness and inner peace. Taking place from 14 to 16 February 2025, at Aralea Beach Resort in Morjim, Goa, the festival will feature over 40 global and Indian artists across three dynamic stages, offering more than 20 hours of live music. World-class musicians and visionary artists will come together to create an environment that encourages exploration, creativity, and shared harmony.
Beyond the music, attendees can participate in yoga sessions, sound healing, and flow arts, all designed to restore balance and energy. Handpan workshops provide opportunities for both beginners and experienced players to engage with the instrument, while community drum circles, ancient Indian art forms, and cultural showcases add to the festival’s diverse offerings.
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How To Reach Goa
1. By Air: Goa’s Dabolim Airport handles both domestic and international flights. Terminal 1 handles all domestic flights coming into Goa from major Indian cities such as Mumbai, Pune, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Lucknow, Kolkata and Indore. All Indian carriers have regular flights operating to Goa. Once you get out of the airport, you can hire a taxi or arrange for a pick up to your destination. The airport is around 26 km from Panaji.
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2. By Rail: There are two main train stations in Goa, Madgaon and Vasco-da-Gama. From New Delhi, you can catch the Goa Express to Vasco-da-Gama, and from Mumbai, you can take the Matsyagandha Express or the Konkan Kanya Express, which will drop you at Madgaon. Goa enjoys extensive rail connectivity with the rest of the country. The route is a soothing journey that takes you through some of the most beautiful landscapes of the Western Ghats.
3. By Road: Two major highways take you into Goa. If you’re travelling to Goa from Mumbai or Bengaluru, you will have to follow the NH 4. It is the most preferred way into Goa as it is wide and well-maintained. The NH 17 is the shortest route from Mangalore. The drive to Goa is a scenic route, especially during the monsoon. You can also catch a bus from Mumbai, Pune or Bengaluru. The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) and Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) run regular buses to Goa.
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