What do you do when you're on a mountain surrounded by clouds?
You get off the mountain.
From down here, we can actually see a little bit
of blue sky over there.
A very friendly man told us about this waterfall that runs inside a
mountain.
And since we might be in for a wet day anyway, we decided to go find it.
Ahh, it's sour!
It's a little bit bitter but healthy, right?
Probably.
Up there is Jungfrau Fall.
This is really a green wonderland.
There's so many elderflowers everywhere.
It's my favorite.
They smell so good.
There's so many waterfalls.
Everywhere we go, there's more waterfalls.
It's 72.
72 waterfalls.
I counted all of them.
[Laughs] In this one valley.
It's crazy.
I think it's always green here because of the mist.
Now that we've gone down to the valley and the
weather is better, it's everything that I ever
dreamed of.
You have these crazy cliffs on both sides of the valley.
And then in the bottom, it's totally green.
And then in between, you have these small houses.
And almost all of them have their own little gardens.
And you can hear the cowbells in the background.
Seriously, look at the views.
I can't believe it.
It's so pretty everywhere.
We found the waterfalls.
Hope we don't get soaked.
The Trummelbach Falls is the main funnel for all the the melted glacier water coming
from both the Eiger, Mönch, and the Jungfrau.
It has 10 tiers and is Europe's largest subterranean waterfall.
This is crazy.
It's so surreal to walk around in these caves.
It is so dark.
And you can hardly see anything.
So your ears are even more sensitive to the sound
of the water thundering through the mountain.
I can't get over this view.
It's insane.
So there are 10 different stations on this waterfall.
And you can take a lift up from the bottom to around station
number 6.
And then you have to walk up from there.
And also down.
You can take the lift back down.
And Mai is doing that.
But I'm going to try and do the walk down the stairs.
Hope this camera isn't too foggy after all that water.
I know it's probably really weird.
But I like to sometimes hug nature.
Every once in a while, I walk up to a tree and hug it.
I don't know why I do that.
I would definitely visit these waterfalls.
Definitely take the lift up.
And then walk the rest of the way to the top, and walk
the way back.
It's a really nice walk down.
And there's not as many people because most people
want to do the top part.
That's where you're inside the caves.
On the bottom part, you more walk like on the outside of it looking at
it.
But it's really gorgeous and definitely worth
the money.
I think this is the best view you can have from the bus stop.
We're looking at the Jungfrau.
It's pretty awesome.
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