The Swiss National Park, located in the Engadine Valley of Switzerland, is a pristine wilderness sanctuary and the only national park in the country. Established in 1914, it spans over 65,000 acres of breathtaking Alpine landscapes. The park is a haven for diverse flora and fauna, with lush meadows, dense forests, and rugged peaks. Visitors can explore a network of well-marked trails, witnessing the natural beauty and encountering native wildlife like ibex, chamois, and golden eagles.
