Kathmandu:

On September 17, over 200,000 world citizens in over 50 countries along with many online attendees, will join together in venues across the world from large scale festivals, concert halls and clubs to city parks, community halls, backyards and living rooms for the 9th Annual Earthdance — the global festival for peace. Earthdance, which has been called ‘The dance aid for the new millennium’, has grown into the world’s largest synchronised music and lifestyle event.

For the first time, Nepal is being represented in this global event featuring Djital, DJ Abhinav from Mumbai and DJ Karishma and is a totally non-sponsored event charging just a minimal amount of Rs 149. “The aim behind getting this international event is to promote nature and natural beauty. The party would be a totally open air event, giving everyone enough space to feel free and at peace,” said DJ Karishma.

The highlight of Earthdance is a simultaneous link-up, when every event across the world plays the four-minute ‘Prayer For Peace’ at 4 pm Pacific Standard Time — morning in the Australian rainforest, midnight in London and sunrise over the Himalayas, making it a profound and powerful unifying moment. In order have a complete spiritual and profound experience, be there at Budanilkantha on September 17. Transportation will be available from outside Himalayan Java.