Jungfrau Review

Jungfrau, Switzerland, the famous mountain peak of Switzerland, the peak of the European rooftop, at an altitude of 4,158 meters, located twenty or thirty kilometers south of Interlaken, is one of the higher peaks of the Alps. The top of the mountain is covered with ice and snow all year round, but the green grass and beautiful scenery are beautiful. It is a famous tourist and outdoor sports resort in Switzerland. It was listed as a World Natural Heritage Site in 2001. It is currently a "sister peak" with Huangshan Mountain in China. Jungfrau, as the name suggests, is not visible to most shy girls. The best way to get to Jungfrau is by a cog train, which was built between 1896 and 1912 and was a great achievement for humans in the 20th century. Through the sea of clouds, valleys and glaciers, this cog train will lead tourists to the end of the 4,158 meters, along the charming natural scenery makes it a must-see attraction in Switzerland. Jungfrau Station has a history of 100 years. It is the highest station in Europe. The station is connected to the Jungfrau Observation Deck. After getting off the bus, passengers can immediately enter the Jungfrau Observation Deck to eat, buy souvenirs, and even send postcards to the highest postbox in Europe. The observation deck is more connected to several attractions around the floor, which is very convenient to visit. Of course, the most worth visiting is the Sphinx Observation Deck. Located at the top of the Jungfrau at an altitude of about 3571 meters, there are guardrails built around a wide ice surface. The panoramic view of the Alps, where the Alechi glacier, which is listed as a World Heritage Site, is spectacular. When the weather is fine, you can enjoy the scenery of France, Germany and Italy from a 360° perspective, and you can see many young people who are flying themselves here. I am clockwise, an older youth who loves travel, photography and punching in. Although not a professional traveler, travel is already a compulsory course in my life and an indispensable part of my life. I love casual photography and share my journey experience and experience. If you think my notes are helpful, please give me a compliment and encouragement.