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February 9, 2012
Krampus is coming: Bavaria's scary Christmas tradition
The goat-headed, troll-like monsters come out at night and roam Christmas markets and villages are part of southern German tradition during the holidays.
The hairy creatures with goat heads and horns are part of German Christmas tradition and come out the night before St Nicholas on Dec. 5.
Photo: by-sassi / PIXELIO
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