Switzerland's Jungfrau Glacier - Breathtakingly Beautiful

The most famous peak in the Alps is undoubtedly the Jungfrau, known as the 'Top of Europe' and the 'Roof of Europe,' a name familiar even to those who have never set foot in Europe. The night before, we had already arrived in Grindelwald, where we enjoyed the sunrise and sunset over the Bernese subrange, as well as the enchanting night view of Grindelwald. The town has a quaint train station that takes you to Kleine Schidegg, from where you can transfer to the Jungfrau Railway and head straight to Jungfraujoch. The Aletsch Glacier, at 22.6 kilometers long and covering an area of 117.6 square kilometers, is shrinking every year. This millennia-old glacier has been included in the UNESCO World Natural Heritage list.