Autumn in the village of 'Crash Landing on You' makes Vietnamese tourists 'fall in love'

In autumn, the village of Iseltwald (Switzerland), which was the setting for the hit Asian movie "Crash Landing on You", attracts tourists with its peaceful beauty, with leaves turning eye-catching yellow, orange, and red.

Recently, travel blogger Win Di (real name Ho Tan Tai, born in 1998) shared photos of his trip to Iseltwald village. The images of the peaceful Swiss village in autumn when the leaves change color attracted attention on social networks, making many people want to "pack their backpacks and go".

Vietnamese male tourist fascinated by the beauty of Iseltwald village

Win Di said that Switzerland is the 21st country he has visited on his journey to explore the world . In fact, the trip to Iseltwald village took place in 2024. However, at this time, when Switzerland enters the romantic autumn of the year, the images and travel tips he shared continue to receive attention.

During the 6-day tour of Switzerland, Iseltwald village is the destination that male tourists most look forward to exploring .

Male tourist fell in love with the beauty of this land after watching "Crash Landing on You"

The ancient village located on the emerald green Lake Brienz usually welcomes the most visitors in the summer, especially in June and July every year. At that time, the temperature fluctuates around 20-27°C, the weather is pleasant, the sun is warm and the air is fresh.

This is also the ideal time for tourists to stroll around, enjoy the scenery, and breathe in the scent of flowers in full bloom. However, because it is the peak tourist season, the village is often quite crowded, even overloaded.

When autumn comes, the village puts on a new coat of brilliant yellow, orange, and red from the rows of changing leaves, but it is more deserted and quiet.

The village in autumn, the leaves change to bright yellow, orange, and red.

Early in the morning, when Win Di arrived at the village, it was drizzling and fog covered the village, making it look melancholy.

But by noon, the sun comes out, the whole village is bright and full of life. "Although there are no famous check-in locations like in Paris or Tokyo, every little corner in Iseltwald is beautiful in its own simple and unique way," he shared.

Mist covered the village in the early morning

One of the most beautiful scenes in the movie "Crash Landing on You" is the image of Ri Jeong Hyeok (played by actor Hyun Bin) playing the piano, filmed on the southern shore of Lake Brienz, next to the Iseltwald pier.

The pier on Lake Brienz is 7m long and 1.5m wide. After the success of the film, Asian tourists to Iseltwald all wanted to take pictures with this bridge.

Tourists enjoy checking in at Iseltwald pier where character Ri Jeong Hyeok plays the piano (left photo)

"I leisurely walked around the lake and stopped at a small cafe to write a few lines in my diary. Here, I met a very funny old local man. He told stories about the time the film crew came to the village to film and introduced cute things about the village. The people here are really friendly and hospitable," the Vietnamese tourist recalled.

Every little corner of the village fascinates visitors.

According to Win Di's experience, the weather in Iseltwald in the fall will change quite erratically, turning cold in the afternoon (from 5-14 degrees Celsius), the wind along the lake blows strongly. Therefore, visitors should wear many layers of clothes, bring a waterproof jacket to prevent sudden showers, and wear non-slip shoes for safer walking.

"The bus route from Interlaken through the village is really beautiful, tourists should try it," he said.

The village is an ideal place for tourists to live slowly.

"Autumn in Iseltwald is not a place for tourists to come looking for splendor, but a place to slow down, breathe deeply and feel the tranquility of nature," shared a Vietnamese male tourist.

In addition to Iseltwald, he also visited Interlaken, Lauterbrunnen, Jungfrau, Lucerne and Bern in Switzerland.

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