Finland has a festival of nature listening, dubbed 'Quietchella'

This quiet festival celebrates Valkmusa National Park's serene soundscapes and fall foliage.

The Star MalaysiaMELODY L. GOH2026-10-03 09:00查看原文 ↗

The Hiljaa Fest gives participants the chance to enjoy nature at its best. — JULIA KIVELA/Visit Kotka Hamina

The quiet town of Pyhtaa in Finland is trading loud music and flashing stage lights for something far more tranquil: the inaugural Hiljaa Fest, or “Quietly Fest”.

Dubbed a “Quietchella” by locals, this inaugural festival of nature listening celebrates the serene soundscapes and vivid autumn foliage of the Valkmusa National Park.

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