Just a few more days to go!
The day after tomorrow, on Sunday, February 1, 2026 at 10 am the ticket presale begins.
The ticket price includes the entire festival program: concerts, workshops, dances, ceremonies, and the campsite (tent). Exceptions are specially marked program items such as certain workshops, sweat lodges, cacao ceremonies, etc., which must be booked and paid for separately on site. These experiences require additional effort to organize and have limited availability.
Based on your feedback, we have revised the pricing structure; the price of a 5-day festival pass has been slightly reduced.
Once again, we will offer a limited number of tickets at a reduced price for those who cannot afford the regular price. If you have greater financial flexibility, you are very welcome to support these discounted tickets by purchasing a support ticket.
New this year, in addition to adult tickets, there are also discounted tickets for young people aged 16–18. Children’s tickets are available again this year at a symbolic price, as in previous years.
KulturLegi (Culture Card) tickets are also available this year. Please note that you must present a valid KulturLegi at the entrance together with this ticket.
If you are arriving by camper van or bus, you must purchase the corresponding ticket during the presale. The number of these tickets is limited.
If the festival is not sold out by then,
3-day tickets (Wed–Fri / Fri–Sun) will also be available from April 1.
Introducing the First Artists: Paul Izak and Uria Tsur
We are honored to already introduce the first two musicians who will be joining us at the Pachamama Festival.
Paul Izak
lives with his family in Hawaiʻi and brings together yoga, land, and music. As a singer-songwriter, organic farmer, yoga practitioner, surfer, family man, and dedicated community builder, his music is deeply infused with a connection to nature, mindfulness, and the lived spirit of Aloha.
Paul Izak invites us to pause, to listen, and to remember what connects us all.
Uria Tsur
A visionary, musician, and heartfelt human being who opens spaces for genuine connection. As a singer, producer, and teacher, he accompanies people around the world through workshops, ceremonies, and retreats that open the heart, expand awareness, and remind us of the global community we are.
With his music, his voice, and his presence, he invites us on a journey back to the essence.
We are deeply grateful to witness how the Pachamama Festival 2026 is growing and taking shape. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who shares their creative energy, enthusiasm, and vision with us.
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With gratitude and heart,
Your Pachamama Festival Team