Documentation about the Petzen: A look at traditional worlds

Documentation about the Petzen: A look at traditional worlds

On October 9th at 9:05 p.m. the documentary "Around the Carinthian Petzen" will be broadcast on ORF III. This 49-minute program takes the viewers into the picturesque mountain range of Petzen, which is located between Carinthia and Slovenia in the UNESCO Global Geopark Karawanken. In short, it's about a region that is not only known for its natural beauty, but also for life and traditions of the people based there.

In the documentary, many locals have their say who share their stories and experiences. This includes Michael Drugowitsch, chairman of the Petzen cultural association. He is committed to rebuild the nostalgic Bleiburger Hütte, which burned down many years ago. The challenge of preserving history and social life in this place is discussed in various places.

tradition and regionality in focus

Another protagonist is Klaus Tchaitschmann, who, together with his family, runs a farm farm with pig breeding. Horst Kaschnig is also presented, an experienced mountain hiking guide and active member of the Bad Eisenkappel mountain rescue. These people live closely with nature and contribute to the preservation of traditions in the region. "Life in harmony with nature and tradition has a high priority among the locals," emphasizes the documentation. This sentence illustrates the strong connection of the people to their homeland in which they earn their livelihood with agriculture and animal husbandry.

The documentation shows the impressive interaction between people and nature. The petzes are not only a goal for tourists, but also a place where traditions are kept alive. This becomes clear in the stories of the locals, which daily life in the vicinity of the petzes and are in harmony with the conditions of nature. These essential connections between the mountain and the valley are reflected in various aspects of their way of life.

With these insights into life around the Petzen, the documentation creates an authentic image of a region, which is often in the shade of more well -known travel destinations. It is to be hoped that the program not only brings the viewers closer to the beauty of the landscape, but also promotes a deeper understanding of the way of life of the people who live there. The documentation is an invitation to discover and appreciate the diverse culture and the warm hospitality of the Carinthian petting. More information about the broadcast can be found