Balancing my body while crossing Europe’s highest suspension bridge at Mt Titlis, I felt awesome. Thrill of Titlis cliff walk and spectacular scenery. What more would I have asked for? Of course if someone has fear of height then Titlis cliff walk may prove to be head spinning, but not for me.
My travel to Mt Titles in Switzerland was full of fun and excitement. Fun started with Titlis Rotair gondola ride that revolved at 360 degrees offering vistas of Alps, snow covered mountain peaks and deep crevasses. Once out of gondola on top mountain station, I headed straight to glacier park to quench my desire to roll on soft silky snow. I have traveled to many snow bound destinations, still every time when I come in contact with snow, I behave like child. Playing with snow balls, sliding down snowy slopes, I get so excited.
Mt Titlis has so much to offer to adventure seeking souls and explorers as well. You can have endless hiking on distant glacial trails like I did. When I walked farther, alone, in milky snow with stunning panorama, I tell you that feel was very romantic.
Other than snow activities, one unique experience that I relished at Mt Titlis, that was of glacial cave. Approach to the cave is directly linked to mountain station. Ice cave has a very long tunnel branching out in different directions.
This frosty cave adorned with ice sculptures glistens in dim bluish light. Descending below the glacier surface inside cave, I felt like I was in a magical world of ice. Unbelievable. Themed icy creations depict beautiful tales. The only thing I found hard on me was icy cold temperature which I had not expected. I went inside without wearing gloves and woollen cap. It was so cold inside that even the air I was breathing out seemed to me as if formed in crystals. I accepted the icy challenge as to be my endurance test and explored cave fully. After exiting cave, first thing I did was rushing to nearest café to sip hot coffee to breathe in some warmth.
I think I would be just like you if I ever got to see snow for real Indu. It must be so magical and those Ice tunnels look surreal in that blue light, but yeah it must have been pretty darn cold down there, Brrrr
Thank you Michelle.
Goodness – so brave to check out the suspension bridge at Mt Titlis and the cave with ice sculptures looks incredibly cold but so stunning nevertheless!
Chilling and super thrilling, both.
You are a super hero. I probably hibernate all winter as much as possible. I can imagine myself rushing to the nearest café for hot coffee too.
Thank you Tanvi.
I would love to see that cave! We are heading to Iceland (maybe) for December. I wonder if they have anything like that there!
Perfect. May be there you get similar experience of cave.
This is all so amazing, I swear you are inspiring women around the world not just to travel but adventure! The glacier looks very beautiful!
Thank you. Snowy white glacier was indeed captivating.
The place looks dreamy! I wish I was there myself 💚
So dreamy and romantic.
Wow…that glacial cave is incredible!!! I don’t know if I would have been able to stomach the bridge…or the cold!! But I bet it was an unforgettable experience!
Unforgettable truly.
It looks like you had an amazing experience at Mt. Titlis. and it looks like a great place to visit.
Absolutely great place to visit and have fun.
Sounds like you had a lot of fun! The glacial caves look so pretty! What a unique experience.
Being in glacial cave was unbelievable experience.
Oh wow this looks incredible the glacial cave looks amazing, I seems like a once in a lifetime experience, even if it was so cold you needed to hot-step to a cafe to warm up!
Yes that is freezing cold.
I’ve always wanted to go to Switzerland! Both the suspension bridge and the glacial cave sound like pretty special, breath-taking places to visit <3
Absolutely breathtaking.
Wow! A frosty cave?!?! That is amazing. It looks so cold there but incredibly beautiful!
Truly so.
That cave looks awesome! I can’t wait to travel to some place like that
I can’t think of visiting suspension bridge because I have fear of height. But I love the way you have explored every pinch of adventure and beauty of that ice heaven.. Three cheers to the globe trotter soul inside you..
Thank you for your sweet words Jagriti. Friends’ wishes matter most to me.
Oh wow! this experience sounds fantastic! Too bad you got cold, I live in Switzerland and by looking at your picture, the first thing I though was “she doesn’t seem to be dressed warm enough, specially your shoes” 😉
You judged right.