Ziro Music Festival & Pine Groves
Lower Subansiri, Arunachal Pradesh, India
India's greatest outdoor music festival each September in Ziro's paddy-and-pine valley — indie and folk stages amid the Apatani rice fields.
Why visit: The country's most beautifully sited music festival.
- ›Ziro festival stages
- ›Paddy-field camps
- ›Pine groves
- ›Local food & apong
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Best time
Sep (festival); Sep–May
Entry fee
Festival passes
Est. budget
₹3,000–10,000
Duration
2–4 days
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