Goa to Host 2027 Asian Pencak Silat Championship: A Platform for Excellence

The Indian Pencak Silat Federation is set to host the 2027 Asian Pencak Silat Championship in Goa from April 19-23. This prestigious event will gather top athletes from across Asia, providing a platform for showcasing their skills and promoting sportsmanship. With the endorsement from the International Pencak Silat Federation, the championship aims to foster cultural exchange and unity through sport. Indian athletes will have the unique opportunity to compete on home soil, marking a significant milestone for the sport's development in India.
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Upcoming Championship in Goa

The Indian Pencak Silat Federation (IPSF) is gearing up to organize the 4th Junior and 11th Senior Asian Pencak Silat Championship 2027 at the Manohar Parrikar Stadium in Goa, India, scheduled for April 19-23, 2027. This prestigious event will gather top Junior and Senior Pencak Silat athletes from various Asian countries, offering them a significant international stage to showcase their skills, discipline, and sporting excellence.


The championship has received formal approval from the International Pencak Silat Federation (PERSILAT). In a letter dated September 25, 2026, PERSILAT confirmed its endorsement for the IPSF to host the championship in Goa. This event is anticipated to foster collaboration among athletes, coaches, technical officials, and national federations from across Asia, promoting sportsmanship, friendship, and cultural exchange. The championship will adhere to PERSILAT's Competition Rules and Regulations, including necessary anti-doping and safeguarding measures. The IPSF will work closely with relevant international and Asian Pencak Silat authorities and participating federations to ensure a successful event.


Significance of Hosting the Championship

Bringing the Asian Championship to Goa is a pivotal moment for the advancement and promotion of Pencak Silat in India. This event will not only highlight India's ability to host international Pencak Silat competitions but also provide Indian athletes with the chance to compete on their home turf against some of the best competitors in Asia. Furthermore, the championship aims to instill values such as discipline, respect, excellence, friendship, and unity through the medium of sport.


The Indian Pencak Silat Federation extends a warm invitation to athletes, coaches, officials, and Pencak Silat federations from across Asia to join them in Goa for five days of high-caliber international competition.