It's not that Switzerland is unaffordable, but that Tibet offers better value for money

Nature: A magnificent and sacred intertwined masterpiece Setting foot on the land of Tibet, the first thing that catches your eye is the endless snow-capped mountains. Mount Everest, as the roof of the world, stands proudly between heaven and earth. Its majestic form pierces the clouds, with the perennial snow on its summit shining with holy radiance under the sunlight. Countless mountaineers, filled with awe, challenge this sacred peak, just to stand at the summit, overlooking the magnificent mountains and rivers of the world, and feeling the greatness of nature and the insignificance of humanity. Mount Kailash not only impresses with its majestic presence but is also revered by many believers as the center of the world, a holy site they aspire to pilgrimage to in their lifetime. Every year, countless devout believers, undeterred by the long journey or the hardships, circumambulate the sacred mountain step by step, measuring the distance of their faith with their bodies, praying for peace and blessings. Tibet's lakes are like dazzling pearls embedded in this vast land. Yamdrok Lake, with its ever-changing shades of blue, seems to be meticulously painted by nature with the purest colors. Under the sunlight, the lake water displays varying shades of blue—light blue, dark blue, and peacock blue—intertwining like a dream. The winding shoreline sketches an elegant picture, complementing the surrounding mountains, creating a scene as enchanting as a fairyland. Namtso, Tibet's second-largest lake and China's third-largest saltwater lake, lies at the foot of the Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains. Its crystal-clear waters shimmer with ripples. Standing by the lake, the distant snow-capped mountains reflect in the water, blending seamlessly, making it hard to distinguish between reality and fantasy. The Holy Elephant Gate stands quietly on the Qaduo Langka Island on the northern shore of Namtso. Legend has it that it is the gate to heaven. The massive stone elephant, lifelike in form, seems to guard this sacred lake, attracting countless visitors to explore its mysteries. Lake Manasarovar, in the hearts of believers, is the purest and most beautiful place in the world, a paradise on earth. The lake water here is crystal clear, shimmering with light, and the surrounding scenery is tranquil and serene, instantly purifying and calming the soul.