Interlaken

This tourist Mecca nestled in the heart of the Bernese Oberlands is located between Lake Brienz to the east and Lake Thun to the west. Hence derives the name “Interlaken” ! No sooner does your journey touch Thun, does the panorama unfold.... The train ride bordering Lake Thunersee makes for a stunning view of Swiss chalets lining up the lakefront, of daddies setting up a barbecque dinner in their courtyards. Of retrospecting locals who sit quietly by the picturesque & serene beauty of the lake front. Do keep your cameras ready !

Interlaken makes a convenient base for ideal day trips to nearby tourist hubs including the Beatrice Caves, the Jungfrau glacier, Wengen & Grindelwald panoramas... Feeling a lil adventurous ? How about a paragliding experience

Lucerne

Lapped by a Scenic lake and cocooned by surrounding mythical mountains, the location of this Swiss hub is almost heaven sent. The picture of early Lucerne, once a small fishing village in Switzerland replete with its legendary Old Wooden Chapel Bridge (Kapellbrücke ) connotes the very essence of Switzerland. Lucerne makes for a perfect blend of the modern and the medieval. Its pictures make for an unblemished memory which is for eternal keep. Timbered wall houses on the banks of the beautiful river Reusse, stunning medieval arcades cornering every otherwise busy street, the quaint & must visit to the Ol Cathedral in Lucerne, St Leodegar... These are just some of the many delights Lucerne has to offer!

Zermatt

One word says it all: Matterhorn (4478m). The legendary peak towers over the town of Zermatt, acting like a magnet to ski fans, snowboarders and mountaineers. This legendary mountain has drawn visitors who almost flock like pilgrims to pay tribute. As most resorts in the vicinity tend to provide an ample view of this majestic mountain, one can’t help but sit back and relish the experience of what meets the eye. As the sun surrounds the jutting peak of the Matterhorn in a soft yellow glow. The lucid sky, without a cloud in sight, provides covered and angular structure of the Matterhorn itself...