Asia Music Festivals
Evergreen guides to dates, tickets, camping, transit and how overseas fans can get in.
Macao International Music Festival
MacauA month-long classical, opera, and world-music season staged in UNESCO World Heritage venues — genuinely easy for foreign visitors to attend.
Day-trip MOP 150 ≈ $1938 TBA Read more →
Jazzmandu (Kathmandu Jazz Festival)
KathmanduSouth Asia's biggest and longest-running international jazz festival — a week of intimate club and garden concerts across the Kathmandu Valley.
Day-trip NPR 1,000 ≈ $72026 TBA Read more →
Kobe Jazz Street
兵庫縣神戶市 Kobe, HyogoWander a historic port city's jazz clubs, churches and old foreign settlement all evening on a single all-access badge — no other ticket, just follow the music.
Day-trip 2026 prices not yet announced (the official site states they will be announced once finalized). For reference, 2025 (42nd edition) prices: one-day advance ¥4,100 / at-door ¥4,600; two-day advance ¥7,700 / at-door ¥8,700; student ticket ¥1,000.in 33 days Read more →
Yokohama Jazz Promenade
Yokohama, KanagawaNo single pass here — instead, free street-corner jazz breaks out across downtown Yokohama all weekend, with paid hall shows for the acts you really want to sit down for.
Day-trip ¥4,000 ≈ $26in 33 days Read more →
Borneo Jazz Festival
Miri, SarawakOne of Southeast Asia's longest-running international jazz festivals, set on a golf course carved out of Bornean rainforest in Miri, Sarawak — a laid-back, tropical alternative to Asia's big-city jazz fests.
Day-trip MYR 80 ≈ $18in 46 days Read more →