Customs and tradition. In the region
Rustling carnivals, magical mountain bonfires and contemplative Advent markets are an expression of lovingly cultivated traditions. They are as diverse as the mountains and valleys of Tyrol.
In the Hall-Wattens region there are very special customs, such as the Palmesel or the Partisans, which you won't find anywhere else in Tyrol.
Over the centuries, countless traditions and linguistic dialects have developed in the Alpine Tyrol. Many of them are still kept alive today with great dedication. With magnificent masks and costumes, carnival events are celebrated more exuberantly than almost anywhere else. The midsummer bonfires, a medieval custom, illuminate summit rocks and mountain slopes with the most beautiful flames. The cattle drives at the end of the summer are a colorful spectacle, when magnificently decorated cattle, sheep and goats return to the valleys. And at Christmas time, the Tyroleans bring the year to a contemplative close with their children at the magical Advent markets.
