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Hochpustertal in South Tyrol
The high valley in the Dolomites
Winter sport is not everything in Hochpustertal, dsince the natural habitat along with the culture is just as interesting as the legendary ski areas. We know that and we want we wouldn?t want to keep that from you. You can learn more here about the beauty of our natural surroundings, about the country and the people, yet also about the customs and festivals in our lovely region.
The country and the people
The "Land der drei Zinnen" stretches over Innichen, Toblach and Sexten ureaching right up to the border with Austrian East Tyrol. All our districts have an interesting history and historical buildings.
Even before you come on holiday in Hochpustertal you can go on a virtual journey and get to know a bit more about the country and its people.
Natural surroundings and Mountains
In Hochpustertal not to say a word about the natural habitat and the mountainscape, would almost be a sin. At any rate the world renowned Drei Zinnen in the Sextner Dolomitesare not counted as a UNESCO world cultural heritage site or nothing. In Naturpark Fanes-Sennes-Prags there are also wonderful plateaus and larch meadows which you really shouldn?t miss out on while on a holiday in the Hochpustertal.
Culture and Life
The people who live in the Hochpustertals are proud of their culture and thanks to the many cultural and religious customs won?t fall into oblivion. From the Krampuslauf at the start of December to "Eierguffen" competition at Easter, there is so much to experience. With a bit of luck you can be a part of this unique cultural during your holiday in the high valley in the Dolomites ...
Festivals and Events
In addition to the numerous cultural events there are also other highly interesting festivals which fill people from near and far with enthusiasm every year. You really shouldn´t miss out on highlights such as the balloon festival in Toblach and the snow sculptures festival.
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