Witness the Miracles of Ice and Snow Before the Aletsch Glacier Melts Away

This gem of the Alps is visibly transforming before our eyes. Experience its unique grandeur and purity while it still exists~ 🌌 The Dual Faces of the Glacier As the longest glacier in the Alps, its 23-kilometer ice tongue stretches like a silver ribbon through the valley, while its 80-square-kilometer icy surface shimmers with a deep blue glow under the sunlight ✨ A UNESCO World Heritage site, it stands as both a natural wonder and a witness to environmental change. Walking here, you'll marvel at the weight of millennia-old ice while noticing the marks time has left on its surface. 📸 Must-Visit Photo Spots 1. Bettmerhorn Viewpoint Take the cable car to the summit for a panoramic view of the glacier! When clouds drift over the ice, light dances across the blue-and-white expanse—every shot is wallpaper-worthy 📷 2. Easy Hiking Trail The mountaintop sightseeing path is incredibly accessible—gentle and family-friendly, perfect for those who prefer not to hike strenuously. Rest benches along the way let you pause and watch the glacier stretch endlessly into the distance~ 3. The Blue Cave at Aletschgletscher A short descent from the viewpoint leads to this icy-blue wonder. Towering 10-meter ice walls glow with an ethereal light, like stepping into a crystal palace from a winter fairy tale 💧 Touching the ice, you’ll feel the chill of centuries at your fingertips. 🚞 How to Get There Budget Option: Take a train from Zurich/Geneva to Brig or Fiesch (about 3 hours one way), ideal for a day trip (though tiring). Comfort Pick: Stay overnight in Brig for affordable hotels and a relaxed morning departure. Immersive Experience: Book a stay in Bettmeralp village—wake up to glacier views and starlit ice fields 🌌 💡 Pro Tips ❄️ Wear grippy shoes! The rocky paths demand caution, especially downhill. 🥪 Pack snacks for a picnic by the glacier—it’s magical. Many find a scenic spot to eat and chat. 🕶️ Sunglasses and sunscreen are a must—the ice reflects intense light. 🧥 Even in summer, bring a light jacket. Summit winds are chilly, and temperature drops surprise. Standing before the glacier, you’ll feel nature’s raw power and delicate beauty. Don’t miss this fleeting wonder—embrace your icy adventure while it lasts~