Was ist der Krampusrummel in Embach?

Der Krampusrummel in Embach ist ein jährliches Brauchtumsfest, das am 01. Dezember stattfindet. Es zeichnet sich durch einen traditionellen Krampuslauf mit handgeschnitzten Masken und zotteligen Fellen, begleitet von klingenden Glocken, aus. Besucher können die Auftritte verschiedener Passen erleben und den Nikolaus treffen, der Geschenke an die Kinder verteilt.

Was kann man beim Krampusrummel in Embach erleben?

Beim Krampusrummel in Embach können Besucher den traditionellen Krampuslauf mit Teilnehmern aus der Region, die einzigartigen handgeschnitzten Masken und Felle bewundern und den Nikolaus treffen. Zusätzlich gibt es einen Adventmarkt mit Glühweinständen, heimischen Produkten, Pferdekutschenfahrten und ein anschließendes Krampuskränzchen im Festzelt.

Wie wird die Tradition beim Krampusrummel in Embach gepflegt?

In Embach wird die Tradition des Krampusrummels durch die Pflege langjährigen Brauchtums hochgehalten. Die Veranstaltung umfasst einen Krampuslauf mit traditionellen, handgeschnitzten Masken und Kostümen, die Darstellung lokaler Passen und die Teilnahme des Nikolaus, der Kinder beschenkt. Der Adventmarkt und das Krampuskränzchen runden das traditionelle Fest ab.

Traditional Krampus hype in Embach

FROM TVB EMBACH

Krampus hype in Embach

The annual Krampus run took place in Embach on December 1st, 2018. Hand-carved, traditional masks and shaggy skins with ringing bells – long-standing customs in the Salzburger Land. Various passes from the Gastein Valley as well as Dienten am Hochkönig and of course the Embacher Pass came to Embach. And not only the grim fellows, but also visitors from near and far watched the spectacle. But Santa Claus was there too, and presented the good children with a little sack full of good things.

In Embach the tradition is still very high, as you can see on the great impressions:

Getting in the mood for Advent

Winter in the Salzburger Land is known to be very cold, but the Advent market with its mulled wine stalls provided warmth. Local products were sold, the horse-drawn carriage could be taken and then the Krampus Kränzchen took place in the marquee.

A successful party!

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