Täsch: Switzerland's hidden wonderland in the Alps

In Switzerland, a land favored by the Alps, Tash is like a shining pearl hidden in the mountains. It is far away from the hustle and bustle of the world, surrounded by magnificent snow-capped mountains, vast grasslands and dense forests. It is an ideal place to get close to nature and relax. Below is an in-depth travel guide to Tash. Recommended attractions 4. Matterhorn: Although it is not located in the town of Tash, it is undoubtedly the most dazzling existence around Tash. The Matterhorn is famous for its unique pyramid-shaped mountain. It is 4,478 meters above sea level and is one of the most famous peaks in the Alps. Starting from Täsch, you can take the mountain train or hike to enjoy the stunning views of the Matterhorn from different angles and in different light and shadows. The best viewing point is the Gornergrat viewing platform, where the Matterhorn and the continuous snow-capped mountains complement each other, forming a magnificent picture. To get to Gornergrat, you need to take a mountain train, and the round-trip ticket price is about 80-100 Swiss francs. 5. Tash Town: The town itself is a landscape, with quaint Swiss wooden houses scattered among the mountains and colorful flowers dotted on the windowsills and doorways. Walking along the narrow streets, you can feel the strong Swiss countryside atmosphere. There are some small museums in the town center that showcase the local history, culture and traditional lifestyle. The ticket price is about 5-10 Swiss francs. 6. First Hiking Route: For hiking enthusiasts, this is a route not to be missed. Starting from Tash and walking along the First Trail, there are towering snow-capped mountains on one side and green carpet-like grasslands and clear streams on the other. During the hike, you can also see cattle and sheep grazing leisurely, as if you have walked into a paradise. The entire hike takes about 3-5 hours, is of moderate difficulty, and offers breathtaking scenery along the way. There is no entrance fee for hiking, but you need to wear comfortable hiking shoes. Culinary Experience 4. Swiss cheese hotpot: In the cold Tash mountains, a pot of steaming hot cheese hotpot is perfect. Melt a variety of cheeses in a pan and serve with bread cubes for dipping. The rich and mellow aroma of cheese spreads in your mouth, leaving you with an endless aftertaste. It is recommended to taste it in the local traditional restaurant [specific store name 1], with an average consumption of about 40 - 60 Swiss francs per person. 5. Grilled sausages: Tash’s grilled sausages are a local specialty. The sausages are firm and grilled until the skin is slightly charred. They taste wonderful when paired with sauerkraut and French fries. You can buy it at street food stalls for about CHF 10-15 per serving. 6. Cider: Locally brewed cider has a refreshing taste with a light fruity aroma, making it a great accompaniment to delicious food or for leisure time. You can try it in local pubs for around CHF 5-10 a glass. Accommodation Recommendations 3. Mountain wooden house B&B: the best choice to experience the customs of Tash, such as [B&B name 1]. The interiors of these wooden houses are warm and comfortable, and the layout is full of Swiss rural characteristics. Outside the windows are the beautiful views of snow-capped mountains and grasslands. Prices range from around CHF 150-300 per night, and may increase during peak season. 4. Hotels: If you are looking for more complete facilities and services, there are also some hotels in Tash to choose from, such as [Hotel Name 1]. The hotel offers comfortable rooms, restaurants and other facilities. The price is around 200 - 500 Swiss francs per night, and the prices vary for different room types. Travel Tips 4. Best time to travel: June to September is suitable for hiking and enjoying the natural scenery. The weather is warm, wild flowers are blooming in the mountains, and the scenery is pleasant. December to March of the following year is a good time for skiing, and there are high-quality ski resorts around Tash. 5. Transportation: - Train: You can first arrive in major Swiss cities such as Zurich or Geneva, and then take a train to Täsch. Switzerland has a well-developed train network and picturesque scenery along the way. - Self-driving: Renting a car and driving yourself will allow you to explore the surrounding area more freely, but there may be snow on mountain roads in winter, so you need to pay attention to safety and equip yourself with anti-skid chains. 6. Notes: - Prices in Switzerland are relatively high, so make sure you budget well when spending. - Pay attention to safety when hiking, follow the signs, and carry necessary equipment such as maps, compasses, first aid medicines, etc. - When dining in a restaurant, a 10% - 15% tip is common. Täsch, this hidden wonderland in the Alps, awaits your exploration with its tranquility and magnificence. Come here and start a dream journey with close contact with nature!