The most cost-effective and beautiful attraction in Switzerland—Mount Rigi.

🌟Compared to the Jungfrau, which costs 95 Swiss francs even with an early bird ticket and a Swiss Pass, and the Matterhorn, which costs 57 Swiss francs even at half price, Mount Rigi is really friendly. If you have a Swiss Pass, you can check in for free! ❤️The Jungfrau and the Matterhorn are more about admiring the beauty of the snow-capped mountains, while Mount Rigi also offers beautiful lakes. 🚉Transportation: Outbound 1️⃣Luzern-Vitznau: Boat 2️⃣Vitznau-Rigi Kulm: Mountain train Return 3️⃣Rigi Kulm- Rigi Kaltbad: Mountain train 4️⃣Rigi Kaltbad- Weggis: Cable car 5️⃣Weggis-Luzern: Boat ✅The boat dock is right across from Lucerne train station. The boat to Vitznau is at Dock 1. The earliest boat is at 8:12am, and there is one boat every hour. ✅Sit on the left side of the mountain train in the direction of travel to see the lake view. Be sure to get off the boat early, otherwise all the good seats will be taken. ✅Spend about 1 year on the mountain, and remember to check out the stone of Mount Emei. Check the time of the next mountain train before you start playing, otherwise you will have to wait a long time if you miss one. ✅The cable car has only one car, and a group of people are crowded together. Only those on the edge can see the beautiful scenery. ✅It takes about 10 minutes to walk from the cable car station to the Weggis dock. If you don't plan to visit the town, pay attention to the departure time of the next boat. ⏰It takes about 1 hour each for the boat and the mountain train. It takes at least 5.6 hours to play Mount Rigi once. Unless you don't take a boat, it takes about an hour for a one-way trip by train + mountain train. 🌸Key point: Don't go up if the weather is bad, you may not see the lake and the snow-capped mountains. I went up on a rainy day, and I saw the lake a few times at first, but I couldn't see anything after a while. The picture was taken the next day when I went up the mountain to reshoot. To save time on the return trip, I didn't take a boat, but took a mountain train in another direction, and I also saw a different scenery. If you are physically fit, you can consider taking a boat to Weggis and taking a cable car up the mountain. It seems that there are fewer people than taking a cable car down, but the road to the cable car station is uphill and it will be very tiring. (Not tested, just guessing)