Thanks and we travelled early spring (Mid-April) and the snow was mostly in the villages up in the Jungfraujoch, but it was still beautiful. Too bad we didn't see a lot of scenery as there was snow and clouds, so I would suggest to go here around Summer but the CONS of that is the prices are too high during Summer. Hope this helps!
Thanks and glad that you liked it, majority is shot on Pixel 7a (yeah I know its awesome for a smartphone) and iPhone 14 PRO MAX with some GoPro Hero 7, hope this helps!
Lovely Video!! Thanks a lot for sharing. A few questions. Which month did you visit. Did you not consider visiting Jungfraujoch and Titlis. Also, can you pls share the contact details of owners of the AIRBNBs so taht we can book our stay directly
Glad that you liked it! We visited early spring (mid April) and we didn't went higher to Jungfraujoch as its too cold for us Asians - The weather is too cold for us as we're used to tropical weather :D Our AirBnB for Lauterbrunnen (One of the best views of Lauterbrunnen) - www.airbnb.com/rooms/1040438709220597849?source_impression_id=p3_1722943137_P3SdRPBkTZCpIXIO Here's for Interlaken (ask them for the free Interlaken Gues Card) - www.airbnb.com/rooms/30692102?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=aab44a1e-3196-4a19-9042-c2a4438a2f0a Hope this helps!
Loved the video! Going to Lauterbrunnen at the beginning of September. Was this the month of July? I wasn't expecting it to look so cold right now. What was high temperature?
Thank you! We went there around early spring (mid April) and it should be warm around September! It wasn't that cold down at Lauterbrunnen but snowing and averages 10c at the villages up Lauterbrunnen (Wengen and Murren). You should be good since September is still warm, hope this helps!
Welcome and glad to be of help to anyone wanting to explore this Switzerland, we went there early Spring which is mid-April. It's cold up Lauterbrunnen to Villages like Wengen and Murren but down at Lauterbrunnen, its manageable. Hope this helps!
Sure here's the AirBnB that we stayed in Lauterbrunnen: www.airbnb.com/rooms/1040438709220597849?viralityEntryPoint=1&s=76 | Interlaken: www.airbnb.com/rooms/30692102?viralityEntryPoint=1&s=76
@@sophiesalicornchannel6071 it vary per person but for me, the views at Lauterbrunnen is awesome. Grindelwald is also great but around early spring it was still snowing as its higher altitude, Lauterbrunnen Valley is cold around that time but not snowing 🙏
Glad that I was able to help, don't worry if you're in Switzerland as its so beautiful especially in the Jungfrau region, you really can't go wrong wherever you stay! We plan to stay in Grindelwald and Wengen on our return to Switzerland but this time, Summer or Autumn.
A very good summary of your trip. Thanks!. After spending a week in Vienna and Salzburg, We will be in Switzerland from Aug 20 to Sep4. We plan to stay for 4 days in Stans about 23 mins by train from Lucerne as a base for day trips to cover Mt. Pilatus, Titlis, Stanserhorn, Mt Rigi and Lucerne city. Its going to be a busy and tough routine and want to get the best bang for our buck. Then we are proceeding to Thun for the remaining 11 nights. We chose as base in Thun for day trips from there the reason being the accommodation was cheaper and places of our interest were central from there. We should be able to get to I/Laken in about 25-30 mins. The day trips from Thun are to Geneva, Bern, Zurich (cover Rhine Falls), do a day trip on Glacier Express from Zermatt to St. Moritz (already reserved our seat for Aug 27), visit Grindelwald First, Lauterbrunnen valley, spend 2/3 days in I/laken area to cover Iseltwald, visit Aare river Gorge, Schynigge platte, and couple of other mountain rides and whatever we can accommodate in that time period. its a tall order and task. we will be getting a 15 day Swiss travel pass and hope will get the full benefit of our ticket. will return back to US from Zurich.
That's a super good Itinerary and I would say the Swiss travel pass is going to be worth it since you plan to visit a lot of places! Good luck and I'm 100% sure you will enjoy your travel in this majestic country :)
@@paayelagarwaal8766 we didn't stay in Thun but in Interlaken, we stayed at this AirBnB which is just a few minutes walk from Interlaken West train station, and they provide a free Interlaken guest card so free transport in Interlaken: www.airbnb.com/rooms/30692102?viralityEntryPoint=1&s=76
@@paayelagarwaal8766 - I will be staying in Thun city about 5 min walk to the Thun train station / Bus stop / Ferry terminal. Its in a Air BnB with a view of the river from the balcony. There are trains that take you to I/Laken in about 25 -30 mins. You can also take a bus or the Ferry to reach I/L. For my 11 nights stay i couldn't find a continuous stay in I/L, in one place, and didnt want to move from place to place every 4 days and waste time checking in and out. I prefer to stay close to the train station and Thun seemed reasonable for most of my activities (some longer trip some shorter). Accommodations are a little cheaper than I/L and still in the $130 and above with weekly discount. My 4 day stay @ Stans covers Lucerne (25 min by train), and closer to Mt Titlis, Pilatus, & Stanserhorn (right there in Stans). Lucerne is pretty pricey and I was lucky to find this in Lucerne 10 min walk to Stans train station. Hope the info helps, aur Aap ka trip Bahuth Safal, manoranjan aur kaamyaag rahe.
@@maribelleynes7032 Hi there, regarding your question - not all the time, as for Trümmelbach falls infants aren't allowed so she stayed with the Grandma out the entrance. We didn't brought her too during the hike down from Wengen to Lauterbrunnen but its possible since the trail is really easy. Hope this helps👌
We didn't have any pass except for EURAIL pass that we used for inter-country and inter-city travel in EU. I would recommend the Swiss Half-fare card though if you plan to do a lot of excursions especially in the Jungfrau mountains, or better the Bernese Oberland pass if you can afford it but for us since we have an infant and a Senior, it wasn't cost effective for us since we didn't do a lot of travelling in the Jungfrau region.
Thank you for sharing 🙏🏾😍
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Thank you for this vudeo..So helpful! You really loved Switzerland as you often say it is a heaven on earth.”…
Yes it is so beautiful, and not to downplay other places in Europe but Switzerland is so beautiful and peaceful ❤️
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Great summary! See lots of snow, what time of the year did you travel?
Thanks and we travelled early spring (Mid-April) and the snow was mostly in the villages up in the Jungfraujoch, but it was still beautiful. Too bad we didn't see a lot of scenery as there was snow and clouds, so I would suggest to go here around Summer but the CONS of that is the prices are too high during Summer. Hope this helps!
Hi po! Your videos and photos looks amazing!! May I know what camera did you use? Thank you!
Thanks and glad that you liked it, majority is shot on Pixel 7a (yeah I know its awesome for a smartphone) and iPhone 14 PRO MAX with some GoPro Hero 7, hope this helps!
@@franzfabiana thank you very much! 🌟
Lovely Video!! Thanks a lot for sharing. A few questions. Which month did you visit. Did you not consider visiting Jungfraujoch and Titlis. Also, can you pls share the contact details of owners of the AIRBNBs so taht we can book our stay directly
Glad that you liked it! We visited early spring (mid April) and we didn't went higher to Jungfraujoch as its too cold for us Asians - The weather is too cold for us as we're used to tropical weather :D
Our AirBnB for Lauterbrunnen (One of the best views of Lauterbrunnen) - www.airbnb.com/rooms/1040438709220597849?source_impression_id=p3_1722943137_P3SdRPBkTZCpIXIO
Here's for Interlaken (ask them for the free Interlaken Gues Card) - www.airbnb.com/rooms/30692102?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=aab44a1e-3196-4a19-9042-c2a4438a2f0a
Hope this helps!
Loved the video! Going to Lauterbrunnen at the beginning of September. Was this the month of July? I wasn't expecting it to look so cold right now. What was high temperature?
Thank you! We went there around early spring (mid April) and it should be warm around September! It wasn't that cold down at Lauterbrunnen but snowing and averages 10c at the villages up Lauterbrunnen (Wengen and Murren). You should be good since September is still warm, hope this helps!
thanks for the tips, btw may i know the exactly month that u was travel there?
Welcome and glad to be of help to anyone wanting to explore this Switzerland, we went there early Spring which is mid-April. It's cold up Lauterbrunnen to Villages like Wengen and Murren but down at Lauterbrunnen, its manageable. Hope this helps!
Please mention the airbnb you stayed in that is so much convenient
Sure here's the AirBnB that we stayed in Lauterbrunnen: www.airbnb.com/rooms/1040438709220597849?viralityEntryPoint=1&s=76 | Interlaken: www.airbnb.com/rooms/30692102?viralityEntryPoint=1&s=76
Hi great video! What is the name of the airbnb you stayed at in Lauterbrunnen?
Thanks, here's the AirBnB that we stayed in Lauterbrunnen: www.airbnb.com/rooms/1040438709220597849?viralityEntryPoint=1&s=76
Hope this helps 🙏
@@franzfabiana thank you so much for the infos, just wondering why you guys did not stay in Grindelwald? is Lauterbrunnen's view better?
@@sophiesalicornchannel6071 it vary per person but for me, the views at Lauterbrunnen is awesome. Grindelwald is also great but around early spring it was still snowing as its higher altitude, Lauterbrunnen Valley is cold around that time but not snowing 🙏
@@franzfabiana thank you for the input, it helps a lot since we have never been. God bless your channel 🙏
Glad that I was able to help, don't worry if you're in Switzerland as its so beautiful especially in the Jungfrau region, you really can't go wrong wherever you stay! We plan to stay in Grindelwald and Wengen on our return to Switzerland but this time, Summer or Autumn.
i jjust wonder why you did this on a winter season. the best personally s SUMMER TIME.
Actually we did it during Early Spring (Mid April) but we do plan to visit again during Summer.
A very good summary of your trip. Thanks!. After spending a week in Vienna and Salzburg, We will be in Switzerland from Aug 20 to Sep4. We plan to stay for 4 days in Stans about 23 mins by train from Lucerne as a base for day trips to cover Mt. Pilatus, Titlis, Stanserhorn, Mt Rigi and Lucerne city. Its going to be a busy and tough routine and want to get the best bang for our buck. Then we are proceeding to Thun for the remaining 11 nights. We chose as base in Thun for day trips from there the reason being the accommodation was cheaper and places of our interest were central from there. We should be able to get to I/Laken in about 25-30 mins. The day trips from Thun are to Geneva, Bern, Zurich (cover Rhine Falls), do a day trip on Glacier Express from Zermatt to St. Moritz (already reserved our seat for Aug 27), visit Grindelwald First, Lauterbrunnen valley, spend 2/3 days in I/laken area to cover Iseltwald, visit Aare river Gorge, Schynigge platte, and couple of other mountain rides and whatever we can accommodate in that time period. its a tall order and task. we will be getting a 15 day Swiss travel pass and hope will get the full benefit of our ticket. will return back to US from Zurich.
That's a super good Itinerary and I would say the Swiss travel pass is going to be worth it since you plan to visit a lot of places! Good luck and I'm 100% sure you will enjoy your travel in this majestic country :)
Can you mention where you are staying in Thun and Interlaken. I will be visiting mud September.
@@paayelagarwaal8766 we didn't stay in Thun but in Interlaken, we stayed at this AirBnB which is just a few minutes walk from Interlaken West train station, and they provide a free Interlaken guest card so free transport in Interlaken:
www.airbnb.com/rooms/30692102?viralityEntryPoint=1&s=76
@@cookmaster3626 where are you staying in Thun and Interlaken.
@@paayelagarwaal8766 - I will be staying in Thun city about 5 min walk to the Thun train station / Bus stop / Ferry terminal. Its in a Air BnB with a view of the river from the balcony. There are trains that take you to I/Laken in about 25 -30 mins. You can also take a bus or the Ferry to reach I/L. For my 11 nights stay i couldn't find a continuous stay in I/L, in one place, and didnt want to move from place to place every 4 days and waste time checking in and out. I prefer to stay close to the train station and Thun seemed reasonable for most of my activities (some longer trip some shorter). Accommodations are a little cheaper than I/L and still in the $130 and above with weekly discount. My 4 day stay @ Stans covers Lucerne (25 min by train), and closer to Mt Titlis, Pilatus, & Stanserhorn (right there in Stans). Lucerne is pretty pricey and I was lucky to find this in Lucerne 10 min walk to Stans train station. Hope the info helps, aur Aap ka trip Bahuth Safal, manoranjan aur kaamyaag rahe.
Hello, can you tell me what hotel you booked at Lauterbrunnen? Thank you.
It's an AirBnB property, just search it on AirBnB - "Valley View"
www.airbnb.com/rooms/1040438709220597849?viralityEntryPoint=1&s=76
Hope this helps!
Hello, I saw you have a kid, is she with you all the time with all the places you visited? Like, Trummelbach falls.
@@maribelleynes7032 Hi there, regarding your question - not all the time, as for Trümmelbach falls infants aren't allowed so she stayed with the Grandma out the entrance. We didn't brought her too during the hike down from Wengen to Lauterbrunnen but its possible since the trail is really easy. Hope this helps👌
Hi which pass did you take in these days . Half fare or Bernese
We didn't have any pass except for EURAIL pass that we used for inter-country and inter-city travel in EU. I would recommend the Swiss Half-fare card though if you plan to do a lot of excursions especially in the Jungfrau mountains, or better the Bernese Oberland pass if you can afford it but for us since we have an infant and a Senior, it wasn't cost effective for us since we didn't do a lot of travelling in the Jungfrau region.