After his disappointing eighth-place finish at the World Championships in Tokyo last month, Neeraj took a brief respite from his athletic pursuits and is enjoying a scenic break in Switzerland.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Neeraj jumped into a spontaneous game of table tennis and walked away with some wins. Afterwards he strolled along the Viadukt, Zurich\u2019s artsy-cool repurposed railway line, before heading up the Freitag tower, a stacked shipping containers in Zurich-West, for city views that clearly left an impression.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cTrying out ping pong for the first time at Josefwiese was a fun experience! I\u2019ve always loved a bit of friendly competition, and this was a great way to switch things up. It was light-hearted, energetic, and the park setting made it even better.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Neeraj jumped into a spontaneous game of table tennis and walked away with some wins. Afterwards he strolled along the Viadukt, Zurich\u2019s artsy-cool repurposed railway line, before heading up the Freitag tower, a stacked shipping containers in Zurich-West, for city views that clearly left an impression.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
He later made his way to the fairytale village of Murren, where he enjoyed a paragliding over the village. \u201cParagliding over M\u00fcrren was honestly surreal. Flying high above those charming little chalets, lush valleys, and cascading waterfalls felt like something out of a dream, 'har angle se picture-perfect!' And after landing, I had the most relaxing lunch at Panorama Restaurant in Allmendhubel. The food was delicious, but it\u2019s the mountain view that truly stayed with me. Pure peace!\"<\/p>\r\n\r\n