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Lucerne : Mount Pilatus and Mount Titlis

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IMG_4310We stayed Lucerne for two days. First day was we visited mount Titlis. We took train toย to Engelberg then walked down to the cable car.ย  Engelberg – Titlis cable car goes up to Titlis with a change at Trรผbsee. Fromย Trรผbsee the rotating gondolas “Titlis Rotor” took us to the top.

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The weather was not great . It was cloudy that day so view from top was not very clear.ย The glacier cave is only a snowball’s throw from the mountain station. The glistening, blue ice tunnel leads deep down into the fascinating world inside the glacier.

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Ice Flyer chair lift operates during summer months takes one to the glacier park .

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Next day we left for mount Pilatus . We planned a round trip . We took a train to Alpnachstad, We then went up to mountain from Alpnachstad which is the world’s steepest cable car ride.

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Alpnachstad Village
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From Top of Pilatus Mountain

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From the top we took cable car down to Frรคkmรผntegg and then again by gondola down to Kriens. There is a bus service from Kriens which took us back to Lucerne.

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A dragon rock supposedly fell from the sky in the year 1420. The Roman governor Pontius Pilatus might have been buried in Lake Pilatus. Legend has it that a petrified man stands guard in front of a cave. The mountain massif of Pilatus, which towers above the region with its 2,132 meters in height, indubitably captures the imagination. Even today Pilatus is a source of mystical discoveries and is home to places of natural beauty that are steeped in legend and lore.

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Lucerne