Travel Notes of Western Europe —— The Pearl of German Black Forest —— Lake Didi

The Pearl in the Black Forest of Germany —— Didi Lake

I stayed at the Heidelberg Hotel for one night, and the next day I went to Didi Lake, the pearl of the German black forest, 220 kilometers away. Lake Didi means girl lake in German, as pure and beautiful as a girl. Lake Didis is the best protected natural lake in Germany, and it is an alpine lake formed by glaciers.

It was windy that day, and it was gloomy and cold. I saw Didi Lake is crystal clear, the cedar trees around the lake are full of shade, the water waves are floating on the silent lake, and the cruise ship is docked on the shore.

It is said that the purity of the lake here is related to the Germans' emphasis on environmental protection. Ships entering the lake must be artificial, and tourists who come by boat every day should be controlled. The domestic water of the town residents is also recycled to ensure that no drop of wastewater is discharged into the lake. Even the health problems of these pets have special management in the town. This is the persistent personality of Germans, who are even willing to lose their interests for environmental protection.

The architecture of the lakeside town is very distinctive. The beautiful lakes and mountains attract many tourists here every year. There are duty-free shops and services. The travel agency also arranged for us to have a German-style pork hand meal in the small town restaurant and set off for Switzerland after lunch.