Recently, there has been a growing trend among Thais to take up skiing, and they are taking it seriously. For example, actress Poy Treechada frequently travels abroad for her love of skiing, even participating in annual ski competitions. While many Thai celebrities choose nearby destinations like Japan and Korea, some are eager to venture beyond Asia and experience skiing in Europe. Therefore, we present five European ski resorts for those seeking an unforgettable ski adventure.

1. Obertraun, Austria

Obertraun boasts the majestic Dachstein mountain range, featuring 12 peaks exceeding 2,500 meters, ideal for exhilarating skiing adventures. For those less inclined towards skiing, the "Stairway to Nothingness" offers a thrilling experience. This cantilevered platform extends into open space, separated from the void only by a transparent glass barrier. Even during the summer months, standing on this platform is sure to induce a shiver down your spine. However, the breathtaking panoramic views are undoubtedly worth the temporary fear.

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2. Vemdalen, Sweden

While Sweden may not be the first destination that comes to mind for skiing enthusiasts, it's worth noting that Swedes are renowned for their passion for the sport. Vemdalen is a dedicated ski town, primarily attracting tourists from outside the country. Due to its strict regulations regarding skiing, it's advisable to thoroughly research the rules and regulations before visiting. Consider consulting a tour guide or local contact to ensure you're aware of any restrictions. For those interested in participating in the annual ski competition, March is the designated month.

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3. Zermatt, Switzerland

Switzerland boasts numerous mountains, with the Alps being the most renowned. Zermatt, nestled within the Alps, serves as the highest ski resort in the region. Offering a plethora of resting points along the way, skiers can take breaks to enjoy a meal or simply relax their legs. With a diverse range of slopes catering to all skill levels, including dedicated areas for beginners and children, Zermatt welcomes skiers of all ages and abilities. This haven for ski enthusiasts even offers year-round skiing opportunities, thanks to Trockener Steg, the largest summer ski area in Europe.

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4. Tignes, France

Tignes offers a spectacular New Year's Eve experience with fireworks and live music. Situated on the Espace Killy mountain range, the third largest in France, Tignes boasts numerous historic ski resorts. Easily accessible by cable car or lift, the neighboring town of Val d'Isere provides additional options. However, be mindful of the higher number of children present in Val d'Isere to avoid potential accidents.

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5. Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany
The last country, a country with mountains that challenge skiers to conquer! If you like challenges, want to show off your skiing skills, come here with the Zugspitze mountain, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, which is 2,962 meters high. In addition, there are many restaurants on the top of the mountain for food lovers to try. Anyone who gets to experience it will fall in love with it.

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If you still can't decide where to go skiing after reading this, then just choose the country you want to visit. Skiing is a fairly dangerous sport, so please remember to ski carefully and be mindful of your safety. Otherwise, you might get injured. Many people have broken their arms while skiing. For those who are properly dressed, have the right equipment, and are mentally and physically prepared, then go for it! The European tour is ready! The cold snow and fresh air will make you feel amazing while skiing. ❄️ ☃️ ⛄️

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