The festival will take place from July 20-24, 2022 in Eigenthal LU, Switzerland.
Please travel by public transport if possible. If you do arrive by car: network to form carpools!
The entrance opens on Wednesday 20 July 2022 at 11 am.
Arrival by public transport. The best way to reach us is by train and post bus (https://www.sbb.ch/de), e.g. in 1h 35min from Zurich or a good 2h from Bern.
The next official post bus stop is called Eigenthal, Talboden. From there you can reach the festival area in about 10 minutes by foot (1km, almost straight ahead).
It is not possible to transport large or bulky containers such as crates in the post bus. The postbus capacities to the Eigenthal are limited and only a few courses can be run twice for the festival. If you have problems getting there, please write a message in the Telegram carpool: https://t.me/+ljrAzZ3QHR05Y2I8
There will be a luggage shuttle from/to the post bus stop on Wednesday morning and noon (arrival day) and Sunday evening (departure day).
If your connection to the Pachamama Festival doesn't work out due to lack of space in the Postbus, then sign up in the Telegram group "Carpool Pachamama Festival" and organize a ride there.
Take bus no. 1 to the final stop Obernau, Dorf to arrive as close as possible to and on the way to the festival.
If you don't have a Telegram or need a group shuttle, contact us at: +41 79 369 18 11
Link Telegram group: https://t.me/+ljrAzZ3QHR05Y2I8
The parking is located close to the festival area. Please use only the marked Festival parking.
Enter "Gantersei, Schwarzenberg" in the navigation system.
If possible, please come with the intention of not moving your car during the festival. As a festival we already generate not inconsiderable impact on the wonderful nature of the Eigenthal. So we do not want to burden the place and its inhabitants with additional car traffic during the festival. Likewise, we have made the experience that it is worthwhile to stay on site during the 5 days to really immerse yourself.
And to explore the nature at and around the festival with our feet, senses and our hearts. If you need something urgently, contact the Infopoint and we will try to find a solution with you.
To all who are coming by car or camper: On your way to the festival you will pass either the train station Malters (https://goo.gl/maps/D7upU6Dt2SMUiyn69) or the bus terminus Obernau, Dorf (https://goo.gl/maps/4H15oV9sakwhQca79).
If there is still free space at your place, feel free to stop at these two stations and fill your vehicles with waiting visitors for the last part up the mountain. The reason is that the post buses might be overcrowded.
If you arrive by public transport and the connection didn't work out due to lack of space, follow the information on the notices at the stations and organize a ride in the Telegram group "Carpool Pachamama Festival" (https://t.me/+ljrAzZ3QHR05Y2I8).
Reist ihr mit dem ÖV an und es hat mit der Verbindung wegen Platzmangel nicht geklappt, folgt den Infos auf den Aushängen an den Stationen und organisiert euch in der Telegram Gruppe «Mitfahrbörse Pachamama Festival» (https://t.me/+ljrAzZ3QHR05Y2I8) eine Mitfahrgelegenheit.
Parking only in the marked festival parking lot.
Wheelchair users: If you have any questions please contact pascal@pachamamafestival.ch.
If your connection to the Pachamama Festival doesn't work out due to lack of space in the Postbus, then sign up in the Telegram group "Carpool Pachamama Festival" and organize a ride there.
Take bus no. 1 to the final stop Obernau, Dorf to arrive as close as possible to and on the way to the festival.
If you don't have a Telegram or need a group shuttle, contact us at: +41 79 369 18 11
Link Telegram group: https://t.me/+ljrAzZ3QHR05Y2I8
Large/bulky containers such as boxes can not be transported by the bus (Postauto). There will be a luggage shuttle from the bus stop "Eigenthal Talboden" to the festival area.
Departure is on Sunday until 8 pm at the latest. It is not possible to stay overnight until Monday (except for dismantling helpers & market stalls).
Extra ride with the Postbus on Sunday is in clarification.