For many senior travelers, Switzerland is a travel destination worth visiting again. Located in the alpine mountains, mountains, rivers, lakes, forests, cities and villages, this "blessed" country is one of the most beautiful countries in the world.
Deep in the Alps, in the southwestern state of Valle, Switzerland, lies a small town with a reputation as an "Alpine pearl" called Saas-Fee. It is surrounded by 13 snow-capped peaks over 4000 meters, and 27 glaciers flow from the top of the mountain, to the extent that they are here, to be called the swiss version of shangri-la.
In order to protect the environment and reject air pollution, sasfeld is an eco-friendly city in vale, which has a total ban on motor vehicles. The thailand to china flights traffic in the town is mainly "electric car ", of course, the town is small, people travel mainly on foot. Because of this, there is a great ecological environment.
Sasfeld may be little known at home, but it's a low-key treasure-house in Europe. Because of its special geographical location, the town, at 1800 meters above sea level, is known as the "ice hometown ", surrounded by magnificent snow mountains, with snow throughout the year, is the world's few most perennial ski resort.
The terrain is high, take the cable car to the top jeju flights of the mountain, can be close contact with the year-round glacier. The most classic Swiss winter hike is hiking along a glacier to embrace the wonders of nature. Of course, visitors with no experience of ice and snow can also rent costumes and tools for hiking in glaciers to experience a fantastic journey on the ice, led by a hiking guide.
Every winter, visitors can also enter a magical ice hole hidden underground, called the "Sasphaeton ", through the eternal world of ice and snow. The cave, made from different periods of ice, is now more than 2,000 years old, and this vast ice bank, a great place to learn more about the history of Alpine glaciers and Swiss skiing, is now a must-see.
Furthermore, in the countryside of Sasfield, it is a frequent haunt of Swiss "pet" groundhogs. On warm days, on sunny hillside meadows, playful and lovely groundhogs come out to forage, where people can come, feed them with food carefully, and watch the groundhogs "eat" with relish, which can be described as wild fun.
