Voodoo Valley transforms the Himalayas into a haven of sound & conscious living

Mark your calendars for June 6–8, 2025, as Voodoo Valley returns with its fourth edition, this time calling Dev Lok, Manali, its home.

Set against a backdrop of ancient deodar forests and Himalayan peaks, Dev Lok is no ordinary venue. Built in traditional Kath Kuni style, the space is designed for free exploration, with six conceptual zones, immersive art installations, and a tranquil retreat for when the music subsides.

Curated by Dancedelic, Voodoo Valley is a three-day multisensory experience that blends cutting-edge electronic and live music with a focus on culture, wellness, and conscious living.

With three stages—one of them a stunning natural amphitheatre—the line-up brings together an eclectic mix of India’s underground heavyweights and tastemakers.

Expect mind-expanding sets from the likes of Telephones, Audio Units, Calm Chor, Bullzeye, Dualist Inquiry, Kiss Nuka, Moscada, Folic State, Life Enjoyers Club, Syncsystm, and Tribal Soul.

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But Voodoo Valley goes way beyond the dancefloor. The Inner Discovery wellness program, curated by Folic State, invites you to pause and tune in through qigong and tai chi, sound healing, and Yin Yoga.

Soul Food by Ashish Seth brings hyper-local culinary rituals to the fore, presenting the first Singapore seafood boil in the Himalayas and a one-of-a-kind Northwestern barbecue, while the Conscious Collectables flea market by Soul Bazaar celebrates artisanship, sustainability, and mindful living.

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Dreamscapes fuses light, visual art, and spirituality into an ethereal show that’s as meditative as it is awe-inspiring, while Fire & Flames ignites the night with a choreographed fire dance show.

For those seeking an adrenaline rush, Cloudnine offers paragliding adventures soaring above the peaks.

Also don’t miss the gravity-defying Art of Balancing slackline performances, 8,000 feet above sea level.

For more info and to purchase passes to Voodoo Valley, head here.

Amira Waworuntu is Mixmag Asia’s Managing Editor, follow her on Instagram.

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