Convent of Saint John Müstair

Not far from Davos to Mistel, it is estimated that many people know the Davos Forum, but few people know the nearby Mistel and Swiss national parks. Through a tunnel similar to a time shuttle, you can see snowy mountains, lakes, meadows and flowers and you can return to the ninth-century monastery. The Monastery of Mistel, a world heritage site, stands alone in a valley on the Swiss border with Italy, attracting visitors with its colorful murals.

The monastery on the Ruiyi border, full name is "the Benedictine St. John's Monastery" in Mistel, was the first to be included in the world cultural heritage. The Benedictine Convent of St. John of Mistel was open to fewer than ten tourists on the day, but there was no English introduction so it was a little unknown. The temperament of Switzerland's large mountain countryside was just when the leaves were yellow in autumn, so it was really beautiful. This is a life that is really yearning for.