Salzbergwerk Berchtesgaden

The novel, stimulating and interesting Bechtesgaden salt mine is a huge salt mine formed by the changes in the crust of the Alps. It is known as a good place to experience the ancient mysterious underground world of Deao and change into the miner's clothes before entering, and experience the process of salt mining. Schoolchildren line up like a small miner to enter, enter a few hundred meters in the salt mine. In the underground river, take a boat, slide, and receive various knowledge points. Unfortunately, it is forbidden to take pictures in the mine. Today, I experienced what it feels like to have a mine at home.

The Bechtesgaden salt mine is called salzbergwerk, but Salzburg means salt. You can reach it by taking 840/836/848 at the bus stop in front of Beizhen Railway Station. The salt mine located in the ground is a constant temperature of 12 degrees, so even if it is a big summer, you will wear a special clothes to enter, otherwise you will be frozen. First take the open train in, then slide down like a kindergarten child, and then take a boat to row in the dark lake. The lake is bitter cold. Pay attention to keep up with the big troops, don't fall behind, because everyone is a individual passenger, the leader will not count the number of people.

The Bechtesgaden salt mine trip is a very wonderful experience, in the words of the tour guide, "this will be a trip that impresses you". Change to a dedicated mine suit, during which there are elevators, slides, and boat tours of the salt lake, which is great. Unfortunately, it is stipulated that you cannot take pictures under the mine.

You have to change to a professional miner's suit to get on the small train and slide down. The following is very dark and cooling is a novel experience. The quiet lake under the ground is super salty, and the lights are dreamy on it. If it is raining outside and there is no way to play other attractions, come here.

It is interesting to see people in the miner's suit and take the train and slide down the slide, but it was difficult to think of the salt harvest in that era, but it was because of salt that made this area the richest part of Bavaria