Full Pass
All days. All stages. Camping access, art zones, workshops & rituals from first light to last beat.
- Full festival access (4–5 July)
- Camping & shuttle access
- Workshops, lectures & art gallery
Upcoming Events
Four rituals, one garden. Each gathering carries its own frequency.
Line Up
Shamans of sound from across the world gather to break the silence.
Ritual Schedule
More artists coming soon…
Tickets
The gates open soon. Join the waiting list and be the first to know when passes are released.
1 Day Ticket
One sunrise, one sunset, one night of sound. Choose your day in the garden.
- Single-day access
- All stages for the chosen day
- Day-time art & food market
Tickets are not on sale yet. Follow us on Instagram & Facebook for the official release.
Location
Hidden where the forest meets the open sky, near Tbilisi, Georgia.
How to get there
45 minutes from central Tbilisi. Follow the painted totems from the main road into the valley.
Parking
Free guarded parking at the entrance gate. Arrive early — the lot fills fast at sunset.
Camping
Bring your tent and sleep under the stars. Shaded camping zones with water points and fire circles.
Shuttle
Hourly shuttle buses run between Tbilisi center and the garden gates, day and night.
Zion Shop
Wearable art and ritual objects, made with the festival's tribe.
The Posters
Every year, a new artwork is summoned. A visual diary of the garden.
About Zion
Zion Garden is not a stage — it is a living organism. Born from psychedelic culture and rooted in nature, it is a gathering where music, art and ritual dissolve the line between performer and pilgrim.
For a few timeless days, strangers become a tribe. We dance until the sun rises over the hills, share food at open fires, and decorate the forest with our own hands. This is a temporary world built on freedom, respect and wonder.
Photo Gallery
Eleven years of dust, light and ecstatic faces.
Playlist
Tune in before the journey. The sound of the garden, curated for the road.
Contact
Questions, collaborations or just a hello — the garden is listening.