Nyingchi – also called the Little Switzerland of Tibet La Cocha is surrounded by mountains and by a couple of natural reserves which are protected by the locals personally.

La Cocha is the second largest natural lake in Colombia and originated in a glacial lake, hence its translucent, blue waters. La Cocha – also called the Little Switzerland of Colombia To add to its beauty the region is filled with monasteries. Jakar is surrounded by mountains covered with trees and its Himalayan peaks are covered in snow. Jakar is considered one of the most beautiful towns in Bhutan, a country which alone could win the distinction of Little Switzerland of Asia. Jakar – also called the Little Switzerland of Bhutan The bright green colours of the forest, the impressive rock formations and a tiny but charming cascade will overwhelm the visitor who will certainly feel like hike the more than 100 kilometres of trails that the region offers. Luxembourgish Little Switzerland has got plenty of hiking opportunities. We found the “also called little Switzerland” in all continents… Have a look at some of them: Mullerthal – also called the Little Switzerland of Luxembourg

Why is that? Could it be because of its snow covered mountain peaks? Or the lush green of its mountains? The deep blue lakes? I reckon that Switzerland is one of the most beautiful countries in the world and perhaps for this reason it is so often used as a comparison. There are more “little Switzerlands” around the world than any other country.

There seems to be some kind of obsession about Switzerland.

Remere ice mountain border