Switzerland Tour package

After Breakfast our tour guide or driver pick up and Put on your climbing boots and head to the driver's office to begin your guided day trip to the stunning Rigi-Kulm, often known as the "Queen of the Mountains," Mount Rigi. To reach the 5,897-foot (1,797.5-meter) top of Rigi-Kulm, traverse the Albis Pass, take the cable car to Rigi Kaltbad, and then board the oldest cogwheel railway in Europe. Admire the breathtaking 360-degree views of the majestic snow-capped Alps and turquoise lakes fed by glaciers there. Before taking the cogwheel train down to Vitznau, explore some hiking paths or stop for a meal at one of the quaint Alpine restaurants. After a one-hour lake trip back toward Lucerne, you'll catch the local boat. Explore the quaint Altstadt's medieval alleyways, stop by museums, and cross the 1332-built Kapellbrücke, or Chapel Bridge, which is the oldest wooden covered bridge in Europe. Transfer hotel and Overnight stay at hotel.

You have a two-hour train ride to Interlaken today. After checking into your accommodation, prepare for today's three-hour guided kayak journey on Lake Brienz by packing your thermal underwear, sunscreen, waterproof shoes, and an extra set of clothes. Accompany a small, exclusive group at Böningen's beach base and get ready to glide serenely across Lake Brienz's turquoise waters while taking in the surrounding mountain range from a fresh angle.You'll come across hidden treasures as you paddle toward the north coast, from stunning cliffs to the lonely lakeside beaches and the Ringgenberg Castle, which dates back to the 12th century, before you cross the lake and the Lütschine River. After swimming, relax on the verdant lawn of Strandbad, a lakeside beach park. Alternatively, take a relaxing kayak cruise in the evening as the sun sets and the lake gets quiet. Transfer hotel and Overnight stay at hotel.

Take a 35-minute train to Grindelwald for today's mountain adventure, and board the incredible Alpine engineering feat that is the Eiger Express aerial gondola. Pass beneath the massive Eiger North Face, which is so near that it seems touchable, and then, at Glacier Eiger Station, transfer to a cogwheel train that climbs to the 11,332-foot (3,454-meter) peak of Jungfraujoch via tunnels carved into solid rock that date back hundreds of years. Step outside into the frigid air and take in the view of the 4,000-meter (13,000-foot) peaks that encircle the Aletsch Glacier, the longest in the Alps, and the Swiss Mittelland. Discover the features of the peak, such as the Sphinx Observation Terrace and the Ice Palace tunnels inside the glacier. After lunch, purchase some chocolate from the highest Lindt store in the world before making your way down by the cogwheel train. transfer hotel and overnight stay at hotel.

Take a guided e-bike tour of the Bödeli, the alluvial region between Lakes Brienz and Thun, to get away from the hustle and bustle of Interlaken. Take a leisurely three hours to spend in the great outdoors while cycling through the forests and having a picnic by the Aare River. Proceed through the historic Bödeli villages and the ancient Altstadt of Unterseen. Stop at the underground Trümmelbach Falls, which is designated by UNESCO, and have some fresh milk at a bauernhof (farm) in the area. When you get back, it's time to say goodbye! Take an hour's train ride to Bern, the capital of Switzerland. Spend some time exploring the 3.7 miles (6 km) of historic lauben (arcades) in the Altstadt. For fantastic views of the river loop encircling Old Town, stroll up to the 18th-century Rose Garden. You may also meet the bears, who have been residents of Bear Park since 1513 CE, and are the namesake of Bern. After that, you may get to the airport via cab in fifteen minutes. Arrive dhaka and safely reach at home.