Snow-capped mountains have always been desirable for their stunning scenery. Let us know what are the most famous snow mountains in the world.

1. Matterhorn

Matterhorn is located in the city of Zermatt in the Canton of Valais, Switzerland, at an altitude of 4,478 meters, the most beautiful mountain in the Alps, and a symbol of Swiss pride.

In the form of its special triangular cone, becoming a representative of the Alps Matterhorn Glacier Paradise is the highest cable car station and observation deck in Europe, where the Matterhorn and the surrounding mountains can be enjoyed at the closest distance.

In addition, the Matterhorn Ice Palace is the highest in the world.

You can visit the glacier in a very unique way and see the deep crevasses.

2. Jungfrau

Jungfrau, located about 20 kilometers south of the city of Interlaken, is 4,158 meters above sea level and is one of the highest peaks in the Alps.

The summit of Jungfrau is covered with snow and ice all year round, and the green grass at the bottom of the mountain is covered with beautiful scenery, which makes it a famous travel and outdoor sports destination in Europe.

If you like skiing and other outdoor sports, you can choose to visit Jungfrau in winter.

For camping purposes, it is recommended to go in summer (June is especially good) and try to choose a clear day.

3. Schilthorn

Schilthorn is famous for having the longest aerial tramway in the Alps and its treacherous snowy slopes, and most tourists come here because it was the location for James Bond's thrilling fight scenes in the James Bond film "The Queen's Secret Service" and "The Man Who Fought the Snowy Mountain Castle".

4. Rigi

It has been a famous place to watch sunrise and sunset since ancient times.

The observation deck at the top of the mountain offers a panoramic view of the Alps and the plains of Hesse and France, which are scattered throughout Germany.

Mount Rigi is the perfect place for recreation and is one of the most popular attractions in Switzerland.

In addition to the magnificent views of the Alps, there are more than 100 kilometers of excursion and hiking trails, sheltered picnic areas, and an amusement park for children.

And an old steam train where visitors can take ski and sled rides and participate in a wide variety of activities and adventures.

5. Mt. Pilatus

Mount Pilatus is over 2,100 meters above sea level and has the world's steepest mountain train and the "Golden Tour", a route that offers unparalleled views.

6. Annapurna

Located in the Kingdom of Nepal in the Himalayas, Annapurna is the tenth-highest peak in the world with an altitude of 8091 meters.