Imagine the hush of an alpine valley. Morning light touches a glassy surface. The scene feels paused—pure and held.Sils Lake, the widest lake on the Engadin Plateau, sits in a valley at 1800 meters. Its clear waters reflect snow-capped mountains and ancient pines, composing a picture of unhurried beauty.The lake once served as a spiritual retreat for philosopher Nietzsche. Its tranquil atmosphere ...More