Flowers-adorned cows descend from Alpine pastures to the Swiss village of Gstaad to participate in the traditional Züglete festival. This is a common practice in Switzerland, marking the end of summer and the return of cattle from the mountains to the valleys.
The Züglete festival attracts crowds, music and visitors from around the world who come to watch the descent of the decorated animals. The cows are adorned with flowers and colorful ornaments as part of the celebrations.
The Alpine tradition has been maintained for generations and represents an important part of Swiss rural culture. The event combines gastronomic, musical and cultural elements, making it a significant tourist attraction for the Gstaad region.
