Malayala Manorama’s Hortus 2026 promises four days of art, literature, ideas and dialogue in Kochi from 3 to 6 December. Organisers have unveiled a Premium Delegate Pass offering exclusive benefits, reserved seating and access to a curated cultural experience, with limited early bird passes available.
Kochi is set to become a vibrant meeting ground for writers, artists, thinkers and culture lovers this December as Hortus 2026, the Art & Literature Festival organised by Malayala Manorama, opens its doors for a four-day celebration of creativity, ideas and meaningful conversations.
Scheduled from 3 to 6 December, the festival aims to bring together diverse voices and perspectives, giving audiences an opportunity to engage directly with the stories and ideas shaping contemporary society. Against the backdrop of Kochi’s rich cultural landscape, Hortus 2026 is expected to offer an immersive experience spanning literature, visual arts, intellectual discussions and interactive sessions.
As anticipation builds for the event, organisers have introduced a Premium Delegate Pass designed to provide festival-goers with enhanced access and exclusive benefits throughout the four-day programme. The pass is positioned as an invitation to experience the festival beyond individual sessions, encouraging delegates to become active participants in conversations that matter.
Premium pass holders will enjoy entry to all four days of the festival, allowing them to explore a wide range of events and engagements across the programme. In addition, delegates will have the option to choose and attend any one paid event included within the pass benefits, offering added value and flexibility.
The package also includes reserved seating at select venues on a first-come, first-served basis, helping attendees secure preferred spots for some of the festival’s most anticipated sessions. Organisers say the feature is aimed at enhancing the overall visitor experience and ensuring greater comfort for delegates at high-demand events.
Beyond access to talks and performances, pass holders will receive a printed festival schedule and book, enabling them to plan their journey through the programme and keep a lasting record of the event. Delegates will also be presented with a limited-edition eco-friendly tote bag, reflecting a growing emphasis on sustainability within cultural festivals.
To encourage early registrations, the Premium Delegate Pass is being offered at an early bird price of ₹1,000. Once the promotional period concludes, the regular price will be ₹1,500, inclusive of all taxes. With organisers confirming that the number of passes is limited, prospective attendees are being encouraged to secure their places in advance.
The festival’s emphasis on dialogue, creativity and cultural exchange is expected to appeal to a broad audience, from avid readers and art enthusiasts to students, academics and professionals seeking fresh perspectives. By bringing together celebrated voices and engaged audiences, Hortus 2026 aims to create a space where ideas can be explored, challenged and shared.
As Kochi prepares to host another major cultural gathering, the message from organisers is clear: those looking to immerse themselves in four days of inspiring discussions, artistic expression and literary discovery should book early and be part of a festival that places conversation and creativity at its heart.
For the Premium Delegate Pass visit: https://www.manoramahortus.
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