Renowned for its incredible diversity in nature and culture, Switzerland, a traditional tourist destination, has attracted visitors from around the world. With its majestic mountains, alpine meadows, and iconic lakes, Switzerland offers a variety of experiences throughout its four distinct seasons.
Whether you’re seeking winter sports in Zermatt or witnessing alpine blooms during spring, Switzerland’s charm and beauty are sure to leave you enchanted.
With its 300-metre height, Staubbach Falls is a mesmerising sight in Lauterbrunnen, offering unforgettable views from various angles during autumn. It is also the third highest waterfall in Switzerland. Besides its waterfalls and home to 72 valleys, the Lauterbrunnen Valley is perfect for hikes, paragliding, or skydiving. Don’t miss a chance to see flowers in bloom colorfully during Autumn around Lauterbrunnen.
An expansive 830-hectare expanse of terraced vineyards that stretches approximately 30 kilometres along the sun-drenched northern shores of Lake Léman, the picturesque Lavaux vineyards stand as one of Switzerland's most charming attractions. Don't miss the opportunity to savour grapes from Lavaux, benefiting from the warmth of not one, but 'three suns' – the sun itself, the heat radiating from the stone-walled terraces, and the light dancing off the lake.
Beyond admiring its beauty, Lake Blausee offers activities like cycling and nature walks. Taking a glass-bottom boat ride to witness the autumn shades and mesmerising crystal clear blue lake and sunken statue, along with trout swimming, is a must-do and easily accessible.
With its 300-metre height, Staubbach Falls is a mesmerising sight in Lauterbrunnen, offering unforgettable views from various angles during autumn. It is also the third highest waterfall in Switzerland. Besides its waterfalls and home to 72 valleys, the Lauterbrunnen Valley is perfect for hikes, paragliding, or skydiving. Don’t miss a chance to see flowers in bloom colorfully during Autumn around Lauterbrunnen.
An expansive 830-hectare expanse of terraced vineyards that stretches approximately 30 kilometres along the sun-drenched northern shores of Lake Léman, the picturesque Lavaux vineyards stand as one of Switzerland's most charming attractions. Don't miss the opportunity to savour grapes from Lavaux, benefiting from the warmth of not one, but 'three suns' – the sun itself, the heat radiating from the stone-walled terraces, and the light dancing off the lake.
Beyond admiring its beauty, Lake Blausee offers activities like cycling and nature walks. Taking a glass-bottom boat ride to witness the autumn shades and mesmerising crystal clear blue lake and sunken statue, along with trout swimming, is a must-do and easily accessible.
With its 300-metre height, Staubbach Falls is a mesmerising sight in Lauterbrunnen, offering unforgettable views from various angles during autumn. It is also the third highest waterfall in Switzerland. Besides its waterfalls and home to 72 valleys, the Lauterbrunnen Valley is perfect for hikes, paragliding, or skydiving. Don’t miss a chance to see flowers in bloom colorfully during Autumn around Lauterbrunnen.
This popular winter destination offers activities like winter hiking, ice climbing, tobogganing, and ice fishing, all against the backdrop of magnificent mountains. Come to enjoy the magnificent view of the mountains and soothing fresh natural air here will be worth a visit.
Enjoy a dog sledding experience in a beautiful setting, doing freestyle in the snow park and cross-country skiing with fascinating panoramic views over the Bernese Alps. It’s the only glacier ski area in the Bernese Oberland.
Arosa beckons visitors with its understated luxury, spectacular skiing, and a rich tapestry of local traditions and culinary delights. Nestled in the breathtaking Schanfigg Valley, Arosa embodies the very essence of an Alpine village, complete with an array of diverse ski runs and charming wooden houses that are quintessentially Swiss.
This popular winter destination offers activities like winter hiking, ice climbing, tobogganing, and ice fishing, all against the backdrop of magnificent mountains. Come to enjoy the magnificent view of the mountains and soothing fresh natural air here will be worth a visit.
Enjoy a dog sledding experience in a beautiful setting, doing freestyle in the snow park and cross-country skiing with fascinating panoramic views over the Bernese Alps. It’s the only glacier ski area in the Bernese Oberland.
Arosa beckons visitors with its understated luxury, spectacular skiing, and a rich tapestry of local traditions and culinary delights. Nestled in the breathtaking Schanfigg Valley, Arosa embodies the very essence of an Alpine village, complete with an array of diverse ski runs and charming wooden houses that are quintessentially Swiss.
This popular winter destination offers activities like winter hiking, ice climbing, tobogganing, and ice fishing, all against the backdrop of magnificent mountains. Come to enjoy the magnificent view of the mountains and soothing fresh natural air here will be worth a visit.
You cannot think of Switzerland without conjuring images of cheese, and the Canton of Bern is no stranger to this globally beloved delicacy, featuring treasures like Tête de Moine. However, Bern is not solely about cheese; it is also celebrated for its sweet pastries, such as Meitschibei. Beyond its culinary prowess, Bern boasts a rich historical and architectural heritage, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether it's hiking and mountain biking in the stunning summer months or skiing, snowboarding, and a plethora of icy sports in winter, Bern caters to gastronomes, adrenaline junkies, and bookworms alike.
Situated in the Canton of the Grisons, Tschlin is a well-preserved traditional village at the gateway to the Lower Engadine. With its terraced landscape and a charming brewery, this picturesque place bears Italian influences and is surrounded by lush green pastures with snow-capped vistas.
Gimmelwald is the home of the Bern with no roads connecting this town; instead, you must take the Schilthorn cable car, with Gimmelwald being the initial stop. Once disembarked, flanked by exquisite farmhouses showcasing traditional mountain architecture.
You cannot think of Switzerland without conjuring images of cheese, and the Canton of Bern is no stranger to this globally beloved delicacy, featuring treasures like Tête de Moine. However, Bern is not solely about cheese; it is also celebrated for its sweet pastries, such as Meitschibei. Beyond its culinary prowess, Bern boasts a rich historical and architectural heritage, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether it's hiking and mountain biking in the stunning summer months or skiing, snowboarding, and a plethora of icy sports in winter, Bern caters to gastronomes, adrenaline junkies, and bookworms alike.
Situated in the Canton of the Grisons, Tschlin is a well-preserved traditional village at the gateway to the Lower Engadine. With its terraced landscape and a charming brewery, this picturesque place bears Italian influences and is surrounded by lush green pastures with snow-capped vistas.
Gimmelwald is the home of the Bern with no roads connecting this town; instead, you must take the Schilthorn cable car, with Gimmelwald being the initial stop. Once disembarked, flanked by exquisite farmhouses showcasing traditional mountain architecture.
You cannot think of Switzerland without conjuring images of cheese, and the Canton of Bern is no stranger to this globally beloved delicacy, featuring treasures like Tête de Moine. However, Bern is not solely about cheese; it is also celebrated for its sweet pastries, such as Meitschibei. Beyond its culinary prowess, Bern boasts a rich historical and architectural heritage, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether it's hiking and mountain biking in the stunning summer months or skiing, snowboarding, and a plethora of icy sports in winter, Bern caters to gastronomes, adrenaline junkies, and bookworms alike.
When it comes to food, SWISS offers a diverse array of gastronomic delights originating from the Swiss regions. From SWISS Saveurs to Taste of Switzerland, the airline proudly serves popular Swiss cheeses like Gruyère, Appenzeller, and Tête de Moine, all sourced from the Canton of Bern, Switzerland.
Nestled in the Jungfrau region of the Bernese Alps, Bachalpsee Lake ranks among Switzerland's most breathtaking alpine lakes. The most common route to Bachalpsee Lake is by taking the cable car from Grindelwald-First and then embarking on a one-hour hike along an easy path to reach the lake.
Don't miss a visit to Château de Chillon, a captivating castle on the shores of Lake Geneva near Montreux, offering a family-friendly destination. Following that, explore the charming village of Lavertezzo, characterized by its quaint stone buildings, and immerse yourself in the rural beauty of Valle Verzasca and its branch valleys over the Verzasca River.
For an adrenaline rush, venture to the 220-meter-high dam of the Verzasca Valley, renowned not only for being one of Europe's tallest dams but also for its role in the iconic opening scene of the James Bond movie "GoldenEye," starring Pierce Brosnan.
Known as the must-see attractions of the Jungfrau region in the Bernese Oberland in Switzerland, the First Cliff Walk in Grindelwald offers some incredible mountain views and a thrilling, fun experience, this elevated walkway is perched to the side of the mountain at over 2,000 m (6,500 ft) height.
Nestled in the Jungfrau region of the Bernese Alps, Bachalpsee Lake ranks among Switzerland's most breathtaking alpine lakes. The most common route to Bachalpsee Lake is by taking the cable car from Grindelwald-First and then embarking on a one-hour hike along an easy path to reach the lake.
Don't miss a visit to Château de Chillon, a captivating castle on the shores of Lake Geneva near Montreux, offering a family-friendly destination. Following that, explore the charming village of Lavertezzo, characterized by its quaint stone buildings, and immerse yourself in the rural beauty of Valle Verzasca and its branch valleys over the Verzasca River.
For an adrenaline rush, venture to the 220-meter-high dam of the Verzasca Valley, renowned not only for being one of Europe's tallest dams but also for its role in the iconic opening scene of the James Bond movie "GoldenEye," starring Pierce Brosnan.
Known as the must-see attractions of the Jungfrau region in the Bernese Oberland in Switzerland, the First Cliff Walk in Grindelwald offers some incredible mountain views and a thrilling, fun experience, this elevated walkway is perched to the side of the mountain at over 2,000 m (6,500 ft) height.
Nestled in the Jungfrau region of the Bernese Alps, Bachalpsee Lake ranks among Switzerland's most breathtaking alpine lakes. The most common route to Bachalpsee Lake is by taking the cable car from Grindelwald-First and then embarking on a one-hour hike along an easy path to reach the lake.
Switzerland has long been synonymous with one of the world’s greenest countries. Eco-mind travellers fall in love with its purest nature, while rejoicing the unique architectural and historic wonders.
To retain its image as an eco-friendly destination, protecting and preserving the environment is paramount for ongoing prosperity. This encompasses the idea of being more conscious on how we travel in Switzerland.
Preferred for travelers who value individuality and desire to arrive feeling even more relaxed, look forward to the SWISS Premium Economy.
The comfortable hard-shell seat with 46 cm width and personal reading lamps offer further comfort and privacy.
Indulge in an expanded culinary selection and enjoy a welcome drink before take-off
Enjoy a double baggage allowance (2x 23kg) compared to travellers in SWISS Economy.
| Flight | Route | Departure | Arrival |
|---|---|---|---|
| LX181 | Bangkok to Zurich | 12:45 PM | 07:35 PM |
| LX180 | Zurich to Bangkok | 06:40 PM | 10:25 AM (+1 day) |
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From Bangkok to Switzerland (Zurich) daily. Return fares from THB 28,000.
Airline of Switzerland