I want to share something that gives me goose bumps in my speed and strength. It's a spellbinding experience that I call magical & mesmerizing. Take the 5-hour CityPass to Theelder and you will live like Kings in this City of Giants.
CityPass for the week consists of 7 nights at the Hilton in Zurich, starting with a helicopter ride on a scenic 30 minute flight to the mountain of Lohaus. Here you will be close to the best hotels and best resorts. Blue Alps defeated all other hotels in the Jungle, because it is way more intimate. fights, disappointments and all nightclubs are concentrated on a very small area, which is normally perched on the hill of Gabriel, overlooking the Old Town. You will be on a tram that circles the star-shaped mountain. How stunning is that? You will be taken to a restaurant at the edge of the jungle where you will be served dinner by wild monkeys. You will be impressed with their beauty and they speak English just like the hotel staff. After dinner you move to the main square, then you will visit a small nearby township and see typical Tuscan farming families on their typical terraces. You will have a fantastic view of Mauna Kea and some of the most important Park properties as well.
That night you move to a different part of the mountain, up a slope that is often used for exercises. You climb up using the hand and foot muscles rather than using a ski technique. The view is awesome and you get to the summit in the early morning. You enjoy the sunrise in the next valley over the Little Stinking Swimming Hole (you can read the sign over there: "The Little Stinking Swimming Hole, Snow- tubing available April through November. ")
You do a yoga while watching the sunrise over the Tibetan Plateau. You can see it all!
You take the "Garganta Glacier" (High Glacier) cable car several times to see the incredible glaciers and snow-covered mountain peaks of Tibet. cable cars take about 4 hours to get to the glacier from Zurich. The ride up is an easy-going excursion. The ride takes you across the Ar Shot, a wide and deep gully that marks the Tibet from east to west. The journey to the top is breathtaking! You get to fly over the prayer halls and monasteries and see the prayer rooms and take photos of the incredible scenery.
You can take a detour to the Narichersang (icchantre) square at Uji by following detour signs from the Chinatown street, then walk to the Tibetan Consulate. You will see no crowds on the day and, therefore, the scenery is unbelievable.
In Tibet you will see narrow wrinkles of the white-clothed monks' robe. tight fitting always appear the best. Red VestmentsTravelling to Tibet in summer automatically writes ' suppression ' in English on the passport. You may encounter " Suppression " as a e-mail destination, but it is Bella-the- western raven- meaning " suppression " in the local dialect. You will get Bella-tisse (old woman) approaching you, perhaps from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., speaking in Tibetan for about an hour, then walk to the main entrance of the monastery. There are usually several monks lining the square, all chanting. When you arrive at the entrance, you immediate left, then dozens of monks and nuns waiting to greet you with a Namaste. The Namaste is greeted with such an admiration and love that it seems they are chanting the mantra of Bella.
