Jungfrau Review

The most worthwhile holy place in Switzerland - Jungfrau.  Regarding Jungfrau, there are two moving legends circulating in the local area: First, it is said that Jungfrau is surrounded by clouds and mists, and the mountain is covered by clouds all year round, like a shy girl who refuses to see people, so it is called "Jungfrau"; Second, because Jungfrau is connected to Aiger and Monk, the legend next to Aiger likes Jungfrau, but is not seen by the Monk. The legend is beautiful, but the "Dear Translator" adds a beautiful and spectacular scene to Jungfrau. Cheng Jiayang fainted on the snowy mountain, and the lens shows the magnificent atmosphere of the Jungfrau. The Jungfrau is 1600 meters above sea level, known as the "European Ridge", and is the pride of the Swiss. It has the world's tallest railway station, and the train runs along the tracks up to the top of the mountain. Through the train window, you can enjoy the fog around the white wall. The snow on Jungfrau is the longest snowy track in the world, 15 kilometers long. Jungfrau was also a miracle in railway history when it was built. This is a year-round attraction for skiers from all over the world, and the 1600-meter Jungfrau is definitely a challenge for skiers! Jungfrau has the highest chocolate factory in Europe, and the 2061-meter Eiger Glacier Station is located here. Eiger chocolate is renowned worldwide! Standing on the snowy Jungfrau observation deck, the sky is endless, and the pure snow shines under the sun. The rolling snow-capped mountains have a panoramic view, and you can see many tourists who hike from 2000 meters. Traveling to Jungfrau is also a must-see for Chinese tourists in Switzerland. Huangshan and Jungfrau are sister peaks. Here, Chinese guides, Chinese explanations, Chinese mountaineering certificates are all available. ⛰️ There are many mountains in Switzerland, and people who like skiing and climbing are everywhere. The skiing projects here are suitable for all ages, and there are ski cars specially prepared for the disabled, which definitely makes you feel at home for the locals.