Bernese Alps - Aletsch Glacier by t.ART

About "Bernese Alps - Aletsch Glacier"

by t.ART

About the artwork

*** Attention: Real photography - no AI! ***

With a length of over 20 kilometres and millions of tonnes of ice, the Aletsch Glacier is the largest glacier in the Alps - an impressive natural wonder formed over thousands of years. The sight is truly breathtaking - the Aletsch Glacier is a truly impressive sight. Here, clear mountain air meets endless expanses, shimmering ice meets rocky peaks and deep silence meets the sound of nature.

THE motif for a perfect, tranquil mural full of natural elegance.

The Aletsch region is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Aletsch Glacier is located in the Swiss canton of Valais. It borders directly on the Bernese Oberland, more precisely on the Jungfraujoch region and the area around the Eismeer and Mönch - the cantonal border between Bern and Valais runs over the peaks of the Jungfrau, Mönch and Fiescherhorn.

The Swiss Confederation is a federal state consisting of 26 partially sovereign cantons.

Switzerland is a fascinating holiday destination with breathtaking nature, diverse outdoor activities, a rich cultural heritage, first-class infrastructure and warm hospitality. From majestic Alpine peaks to picturesque lakes and well-preserved cities, Switzerland offers a variety of attractions for every taste.

The Alps cover two thirds of Switzerland's territory. There are 48 four-thousand-metre peaks and numerous lakes in the Swiss Alps.

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