The snow-covered Alps, a skiing paradise you can't miss!

1. Engelberg Titlis Engelberg Titlis, with an altitude of 3238 meters, is located in Engelberg south of Lake Lucerne. The millennium-old glacier makes it one of the most famous peaks in the Alps. The world's first 360-degree rotating cable car and the highest suspension bridge in Europe make it famous. The charming town of Engelberg at the foot of the mountain is the largest winter sports resort in the Lucerne area. In addition to skiing, you can also enjoy romantic carriage rides, relaxed snowshoe walks, and taste delicious Swiss cheese fondue in charming Alpine huts. Experience Europe's only electric snowmobile, and then rejuvenate in the hot spring bath. By train, it only takes 47 minutes to travel from Engelberg to Lucerne, the most beautiful city in central Switzerland, and immerse yourself in a rich variety of cultural and musical activities. You can also visit numerous museums, shop in the charming old town, and stroll on the famous Chapel Bridge. 2. Jungfrau Ski Resort The Jungfrau, known as the 'Queen of the Alps', with an altitude of 4158 meters, is located 18 kilometers southeast of the tourist resort of Interlaken and is one of the highest peaks in the Alps. As one of the classic attractions of Swiss tourism, the Jungfrau has always attracted tourists from all over the world with its snow, peaks, sunshine, and floating clouds. The top of the Jungfrau is equipped with the 'Ice Palace', 'Top of Europe' glacier restaurant, and even a cinema. The Sphinx viewing platform offers a panoramic view of the longest Great Aletsch Glacier in Europe. Enjoy the fun of hiking on the snow-covered glacier. The White Elements Snowpark in Grindelwald has a variety of props such as jumps, boxes, and poles, providing a perfect choice for freestyle skiers. The most spectacular slope is located on the downhill snow track of the Lauberhorn ski resort in Wengen, where winter sports enthusiasts will be able to experience the adventurous fun of professional skiers. 3. Gstaad Ski Resort The internationally renowned resort town of Gstaad is located in Saanen in southwestern Switzerland and can be reached by train or long-distance bus from Zurich, Bern, or Geneva airports. The Golden Pass panoramic train route also passes through Gstaad. Like other top resorts in the Alps, Gstaad is very comfortable, even in winter, with temperatures ranging from minus 3 to minus 8 degrees. As the only glacier skiing area in the Bernese Highlands, 'Glacier 3000' offers visitors a great experience with magnificent views, even in summer you can ski on the millennium-old glacier. 4. Zermatt Ski Resort The town of Zermatt is the darling of the Alps, surrounded by 38 mountains over 4000 meters above sea level, almost half of the 85 peaks over 4000 meters in the entire Alps. The towering mountains are covered with snow all year round, making Zermatt, located in the valley at an altitude of 1620 meters, seem like a fairyland. Zermatt is also a popular four-season ski resort in Switzerland, with an average annual snowfall of 762 cm. The 360-kilometer ski trail is distributed between 1620 meters and 3883 meters in Switzerland and Italy. Even in summer, the summer ski area on the Theodul Glacier has 21 kilometers of ski trails, and the snow conditions are guaranteed all year round.