Zermatt and the Matterhorn

I found Zermatt to be more enjoyable than Interlaken, and the Matterhorn was even more impressive than Jungfrau. Although the weather was somewhat cloudy, I was satisfied with what I could see. Zermatt is a small town, and you can explore it entirely within an hour. There are plenty of photo spots, so make sure not to miss them and take lots of pictures. If you need help, ask a Korean traveler to take your photos. For Koreans with a Swiss Pass, you can enjoy cup noodles at the Gornergrat viewpoint. When purchasing your ticket in Zermatt, mention that you have a soup coupon, and they will give you an exchange voucher. Just like at Jungfrau, the noodles are Shin Ramyun. I visited Zermatt as a day trip, so I didn’t get to see the Golden Horn. If you want to see the Golden Horn, I recommend staying overnight in Zermatt and praying for clear weather, as mountain weather can be unpredictable. Many people hike down from the Gornergrat viewpoint, and I did it too. It was an unforgettable experience. During the hike, I even made two foreign friends. The hike down is not difficult at all, so I encourage you to give it a try. I believe it will be a charming and memorable experience!