Kings Lake is Germany's deepest lake, a small and beautiful lake in the small town of Berchtesgaden on the German-Austrian border. Surrounded by mountains in the southern part of Bavaria, Kings Lake is a lake eroded by glaciers, much like the northern fjord, with clear waters. The lake is like a mirror, Bishengmeiyu, surrounded by mountains, like a fairyland, is known as the most beautiful lake in Germany. In order to protect the purity of the lake, from 1913, no motor boat was allowed to enter Kings Lake. Nearly a hundred years have passed, and people who love nature drive electric boats and swim in this unspoiled water. This lake is also part of the famous Berchtesgaden National Park, which is not in the waters of Switzerland. It is not allowed to enter private yachts here. Therefore, in front of the two sides of the green hills, the opposite is the only one of the lake. The rainy and misty lakes can't distinguish the color from the sky. Only the autumn forests on the hillside constitute the only color of the picture. [Playing Suggestions] Compare recommended to take the first general boat, sit directly at Obersee Obersee, and pass by St. Bartholomew to buy St Bartholoma, don't disembark with the big troops. Sit directly to the lake. After the trekking tour, return by boat and buy grilled fish for lunch at St Bartholoma in St. Bartholomew. Then take the boat back to the departure of Kings Lake Pier. If the weather is good, you can walk to the Jena Peak ticket office in the afternoon to buy a two-way cable car ticket. The top of the hill overlooks the entire Kings Lake and the second peak Watzmann in Germany. For fun, Kings Lake + Jena Peak takes a whole day. [by boat tip] 1) To get the best angle of the onion head church (St. Bartholomew's Church) in the promotional photo, please be careful to sit on the right side of the cruise when you are on the way. Left side. 2) If you want to take a picture of the captain's trumpet, it is recommended to sit by the window that can be opened, usually at the end of the boat. The position window we were sitting on could not be opened. I only photographed the captain's back.