The gateway to the Swiss Alps, nestled between the Jungfrau and the lakes of Thun and Brienz. A paradise for adventure sports like paragliding, skydiving, and canyoning, with the Jungfraujoch offering breathtaking views of glaciers and eternal snow. The peaceful lakeside setting contrasts with heart-pounding thrills — perfect for every nature-loving traveler.
Best Season
June-September is ideal for hiking, December-March for skiing. Summer offers paragliding and hiking, winter is prime ski season.
Budget
Daily budget around 200,000-400,000 KRW (accommodation 100,000-200,000, meals 40,000-80,000, transport and activities 60,000-120,000).
Transport
About 2 hours by train from Zurich Airport to Interlaken. The Swiss Travel Pass covers trains, buses, and lake cruises, with discounts on the Jungfrau Railway. Prepaid SIMs are available at the airport or Swisscom stores (about CHF 20-30/week). Card payments are widely accepted. A service charge is included in restaurant bills, so tipping is not required, though rounding up is common.
Visa
Korean passport holders can enter visa-free for up to 90 days under the Schengen Agreement (Switzerland is a Schengen member).
Safety
Switzerland is one of Europe's safest countries. In mountain areas, watch for rapid weather changes and altitude sickness.
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Signature food of Interlaken
Cheese Fondue
🍱 TraditionalSwitzerland's signature winter dish: bread dipped into a communal pot of melted cheese.
Swiss Chocolate
🍰 DessertWorld-class Swiss milk chocolate from iconic makers like Lindt and Toblerone.
Raclette
🍱 TraditionalMelted cheese scraped over potatoes and pickles, a Swiss Alpine winter staple. About CHF 25-35. Enjoy with Alpine views at a traditional restaurant in town.