Vista do Vale de Malbun

The Walser, who immigrated from the end of the 13th century, were probably the first to permanently settle in the Triesenberg area and used the area for agriculture. It was owned by the Counts of Montfort-Werdenberg and was partly given to the citizens of Schaan/Vaduz as inheritance. The Walser who moved there received further rights of use, later also as a fief (documented from 1355). From the 17th and 18th centuries ownership was also transferred. In 1562, the first Alp regulations came into force, which are said to have been in force until 1867.The first written testimony of Walsers on the Triesenberg can be found in a document from 1355, in which they are granted a part of Alpe Malbun as they "had it before". Accordingly, they must have settled before this date and taken the Alps as fiefs.
Source: de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malbun_(Liechtenstein)

Lichtenstein may be small, but in this compact area you can find everything that belongs to a great mountain landscape. Here you can admire the Malbun valley.