Interlaken
Located between the two majestic mountains of Jungfrau and Schilthorn, Interlaken boasts breathtaking natural landscapes that are distinct from other small towns. During winter, many families bring their children to ski on the snowy mountains. This excellent natural ski resort has produced many outstanding skiers. In Switzerland, not knowing how to ski is like Northeasterners not knowing how to ice skate, haha. During summer, many hikers who love mountain trekking come to Interlaken because everywhere is covered in lush greenery.
Engelberg
Located in a deep mountain valley, it is a highly popular holiday destination in central Switzerland. People can experience a variety of sports here, such as skiing, paragliding, bungee jumping, mountain biking and other sports.
Mürren is a small mountain village located on the west side of the Jungfrau region, facing Grindelwald. It is situated on a cliff in the Lauterbrunnen valley, full of alpine charm. Due to the prohibition of gasoline engine vehicles, Mürren can maintain its rustic mountain village atmosphere and has refreshing air. To reach Mürren, travelers can take a cable car to Grutschalp and then transfer to a train, or take a postal bus to Stechelberg and then a cable car up the mountain. In Mürren, visitors can not only enjoy the beautiful scenery of Jungfrau, Mönch, and Eiger, but also visit the starting point of Schilthorn.
Spiez
Spiez is a castle town not far from Interlaken. Its train station is located at a high altitude, overlooking the entire town, and from afar, the castle and the lake complement each other's beauty. Then, slowly descending along the winding mountain road, you'll reach the town center, where the enticing aroma of the pastry shop can be smelled from afar. Climbing up the wooden stairs of the castle, you can admire the outside scenery through the drilled circular holes on the top, and no words can describe the beauty of that moment.
Longjiang Town (Lungern)
Longjiang Town is a secluded town located next to Lake Wadden, and due to its little-known status, it attracts few tourists. Each household in the town has a finely-tended small garden in front of their doorstep, despite the fact that they are not closely situated to each other.
Appenzell
Appenzell is renowned for its soothing hills and pastoral landscapes and still preserves traditional customs and festivals. Beautiful hills surround the town, crisscrossed by numerous hiking trails over Appenzell's gentle slopes. One of the main features of the town is its central street free of car noise, with houses painted in bright colors and an elegant blend of scenic and religious culture. It's quite charming.
Lauterbrunnen
Lauterbrunnen, meaning "waterfall town" in German, suggests the grandeur of the scenery itself. There are seventy-two waterfalls in the valley, the most famous of which is the Staubbach Falls. These waterfalls cascade down from a cliff three hundred meters high, making it one of the highest free-falling waterfall groups in Europe.
Stein am Rhein
Stein am Rhein is known as the jewel of the Rhine and is one of the most medieval cities in Switzerland. The town is small with only one main street, but is known for the beautiful murals on the traditional houses that attract tourists from all over the world.
Wegis Town is located at the foot of Rigi Mountain, known as the Rose Town. It is also a great place for mountain climbers to rest and play.
St. Moritz
Surrounded by beautiful forests, lakes, and the Bernese Alps, Saint-Moritz is renowned for its climate that is like "the refreshing scent of champagne foam". The numerous lakes and the pristine blue sky all shine on this beautiful land.
