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nature that's what i want to do. and i'm in the right place. it's one of the most popular tourist destinations in bavaria. region begins about 30 kilometers south of munich and extends all the way to the austrian border. just an hour and a half from munich by car train and you're in the mountains perfect for a day trip. visitors who come here want to get out into nature a classic among the day tourist starts here at the lake up that mountain called hats right now it's a bit cloudy over there but let's see a better changes later today. we also introduce you to

the biggest fan of this mountain the very and fairy tale king of the 2nd. we take you up to dizzying heights for a real thrill. and an r.v. male we bring you travel greetings from a viewer this time from tanzania. here we go up they have. one of the most popular destinations in the region. it's about 1700 meters high the way up is easy the cable car takes only 4 minutes. every 15 minutes a fresh load of tourists. and then it's a hike up the winding path to the summit. our reward

a spectacular view on the left lake. and on the right. the mountain was a favorite of commute for you the 2nd he came up here off to enjoy the view and the peace and quiet that wouldn't be so easy anymore to date this mountain is everyone's favorite. oh my god why here after all it's pretty crowded i think. my wife says we're going somewhere i go. i wanted to get away from the city for at least one day during my travels here and i asked my friends the best place to go and they suggested here and so far it's been more than worth it i think it makes him a magical they are actually up in the mountains and in the in the clouds yeah that's really pretty. well and now i want to go over there. because behind those clouds there is

a look out of billions. it was built by lupita 2nd and because he enjoyed his creature comforts he also had a royal lodge build up here and a few alpine arts the buildings that king luther the 2nd of the very a build up here no longer exists today but not too far from here about one to 2 hours by car you'll find his castle so let's go there. during his lifetime the bavarian king was criticized for his expensive councils and palaces today they attract millions of tourists from around the world. on heaven insole the largest island in lake the reclusive monex found the solitude he was seeking. catherine palace was based on the palace of louis the 14th of france a very inverse sign like all of fixed castles and palaces it had no official

function it was for the king alone. which spent a total of 10 days here in the palace in late september $885.00. after sunset on 35 servants had to light the candles in the palace and after that they all had to vanish and the king was all alone here. in the. lakes most famous castle is in the region near to some noise french time it attracts one and a half 1000000 visitors a year. for its architecture drew inspiration from medieval castles. not far away is linda hawkes the only palace look fix all completed and it's the only one he lived in for any length of time. you can only reach the king's house in on 40 it's at an elevation of 1800 meters.

from outside it looks like a royal hunting launch inside a town righteously flamboyant especially the lavishly decorated turkish. his life prefers his mountain retreat to his royal residence in munich. that one's mine cable cars are a wonderful invention. all in all there are about 2 dozen mountains in the bavarian alps where getting up and down is a snap as we'll see on this edition it's travel tip. it's

a cable car. takes vacationers to the region's 2nd highest peak. rises. 2600. hikers need proper climbing gear to get all the way to the summit it's only reachable over what's called a v.f.r. to a protected climbing route with fixed ladders and cables. every summer tourists who don't have the proper gear or who have misjudged their limits have accidents here.

1300 meters above the town of mitten via is a structure shaped like a gigantic telescope it's an information center and vantage point even more impressive is the panorama from the best. bits of nearly 2400 meters high. and big you can already see the way our amazing. only experience tigers should be appear. at nearly 3000 meters. is germany's highest peak. another way to scale the alpine countryside is on the 2 cubits

a railway it takes half a 1000000 tourists up the mountain every year. it terminates at a viewing deck at the summit with a spectacular view over more than $400.00 peaks. make a violation it's no surprise that it's often called the bavarian caribbean the color of its water is an intense turquoise lake is one of the various most popular water sports estimations. but as the saying goes tourists destroy the places they love that's true here in the toad's along region 2 very nature is suffering under the throngs of visitors on weekends it's bumper to bumper traffic in the village of functions each. last. alu rescreen

but is here when visitors to the lake details he's been a volunteer for the local water rescue service for 30 years. joel lake you know yeah there it is. it was the water temperature momentarily about 17 degrees celsius. the beautiful lake here a well developed network of hiking trails that attracts tourists more and more of them when is it too much of a good thing as of image making just come to lay fashion at the weekend when the weather is good and you'll see right away there's too much going on to feel there aren't enough parking space i should think you know. people park everywhere and from 3 in the past 5 or 6 years it's skyrocketed if i think people also come on weekdays. in the summer it doesn't matter if it's sunday or monday on we locals sometimes find the masses of tourists unbearable. just come in one weekend

a tourist do it you keep it relaxed and as beautiful as it is right now. what kind of truth mark what can a tourist do observe the same rules you'll observe in daily life. whether a parking places light an open fire here especially by the light. and. you don't find it hard in space or even turn in hard on the run it can pack with me if you need us to leave the fish to drive somewhere else. where you might have better luck life and probably thought me a good what damage are the tourists doing random in that hiking trails are under strain people don't know where the sign posted trials but march across the country sign up to trying for a shortcut is not doesn't help either. we think is that the only side of it the tourists also spend money here. this is not because that's the other side of the coin we're a tourist region if you many people and their livelihoods from tourism almost

everyone. so we have to find a compromise that everyone has to sit down together with but it is hard and we're not the only region desperately seeking a solution. what would you like to see happen. you heard him ever heard like every. one involves the community landlords the state of bavaria and the various state forest by which all these belong to sit down at a table and say we need to plan for the future of our concept. can i take a look. sure but this crap over your head. you know i can't see anything just. tradition is a source of community when there is a celebration in the village of everyone takes part.

it's a catholic holiday the feast of corpus christi. across the various developed catholics had held in festive procession through the villages and towns. if you want to experience something like this you have to plan it there are several catholic holidays on the calendar or you'll get a chance to see people in traditional attire. when it's summer in europe it's winter in argentina and that's where our bureau all better to live he shows us his wintry hometown mendoza in a new episode of our meet the local.

little i'm roberto from mendoza a city of sun and good wine as we mendocino is call it i'll show you are. allowed to go. that's your windows meadows that is the capital of the province of the same name we have just under 115000 residents now we're in the city center on independence plaza . the one on. i look at if you like nature you'll love mendoza so i have the end is at our doorstep and since $896.00 on the west side of town a huge park. for my.

friends and family is meteor and the park is great if you want to get some exercise at the border. plantations as far as the eye can see when our rooms are planted mendoza is one of the world's most important plum exporters. and you are one of the or also global players when it comes to wine. to mendoza is complete without a visit to one of the many wine or is about 70 percent of the wine produced in argentina comes from mendoza province. it's not sort of the normal and

not just red and white wine we also make sparkling wine we know. now that i'm at a winery of course our absence. was the best part of the tour. and goodbye from mendoza i hope to see you sir or not coming. back to the region like elsewhere in the various you'll find many farms in the valley and up in the mountains much of the bavarian way of life has its roots in peasant tradition. until the 19th century more than half the population lived on farms big and small one big open air museum is a great way to learn about that history it's best to take part in

a guided tour like i do. high above lake you'll find more than 60 historic farms from the very they were all removed from their original location and rebuilt here and so were the pine hots for centuries farmers brought their herds up here in the summer for grazing. from 57 the dairy made lived there she took care of the animals. and because the animals were valuable assets of the farm it was important to get them through the summer safe and sound. you'll still find about $700.00 alpine pastures and up

a varia for her it's graze in the summer and many of the alpine huts will come overnight guests. maybe i can join the picture. well i'm going to explore here a bit longer in the meantime we have our week for you our viewers from hong kong sent us this video from time to thank you victor and from the area.

now i'm at lake call for my 2nd lake of the day. there's probably no other bavarian landscape that's been painted as often as the area around the color and light even lent this landscape its name the blue land. at the beginning of the 20th century. was a trendy meeting point for young artists if the. interest would rise to fame as the expressionists and with them. the young artists who were attracted to les carlo painted very differently from the way people were used to. provoke a live brightly colored landscapes. they called their group double our

light or the blue rider. their most important representatives were 2 friends vasily condensed. and fronts mark. de carlo you can see not only the subjects these young expressionists painted but also the results here in the france mark museum. most of the words exhibited here are by fans marking his contemporary. subject try looking for their subjects yourself follow the signpost of our trail through the village of khaki. you'll learn about the history of the blue rider.

and plan a side trip to the neighboring town of moore in our. hands mark and his fellow painters often spent the summer months in this house where vastly kandinsky and his partner gabby elementary lived it was the meeting place of the avant garde of the time. gabrielle a mentor wasn't just the heart and soul of the house it's thanks to her that many works by can do and the group survived the nazi dictatorship. she hid the works in her basement. her house was a place where visitors were always welcome. now it's a museum and a memorial site just as god would have wanted.

the day is coming to an end but i still have an appointment with norbert he teaches joyfully a lot of the variance know how to you order but i don't so i want to give it a try. not at all but what is your doing anyhow your doing this i mean yodeling is a way of communicating over long distances in the open air like in the hours message from above to down below or from below to the top. one goal might mean the livestock is now in the bank the theaters a form of long distance communication a common occurrence form so can everyone do it could i jordan. yes if you can talk in a single you can yodel thing even if you don't realize it. or themself. in yodeling

we used 2 different registers. one is quite easy and normal register like when you speak. but you can train it for instance when you do this and the socks. do you know it isn't exactly your normal chest voice when you order it's right there you can use that for your basic util sound the 2nd register can be harder for a man it's time to. imagine you could fly and you're heading towards a cliff then you take off and i. guess that i was. you know it's one it's pretty funny. i thought it should be funny this all happened and it happens in your head that is what you imagine flying off a cliff when you get that high register without thinking about it you're going to be without expecting it but i hear you. think you're really only ok ok he goes ok though.

if you had a concert with him as a. writer it's scratchy. and it has to scratch a little but you see you already have the 2 pages i didn't want to get. picked. perfect your 1st yet now it's down to practice i'll keep practicing with norbert next time bye bye.

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