Falling down the Rhine in Switzerland
Updated On: 31 March, 2013 07:19 AM IST | | Dhiman Chattopadhyay
Switzerland is known more for its snow-capped mountains and picturesque valleys. That's where most Indian tourists head anyway. But closer to the financial capital of Zurich lies the noisy and stunning Rhine Falls. Take a boat ride into the waterfalls, scream when the water crashes against you and take a walk around car-free medieval town of Schaffhausen as you feast on some mouth watering Swiss ice cream
I had grown up hearing tales about Switzerland as the country of yummy chocolates and breathtaking timepieces and where the super rich stashed their cash. Of course this was also the land of skiing and throwing snowballs, of towering mountains such as Jungfraujoch and Mount Titlis where rotating cable cars could ferry you to 12,000 feet and dump you in several feet of snow.
I also realised once we landed in Switzerland that about a million other Indian tourists were always roaming the country at any given point in time, in search of picture postcard spots and Indian restaurants!

