Malbun

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Malbun
Village
Malbun Locator map of Malbun in Liechtenstein
Coordinates: 47°6′7.2″N 9°36′28.8″E / 47.102000°N 9.608000°E / 47.102000; 9.608000
Country	Liechtenstein
Electoral district	Oberland
Municipality	Triesenberg
Elevation	1,600 m (5,200 ft)
Time zone	UTC+1 (CET)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+2 (CEST)
Postal code	9497
Area code	(+423) ...
Website	Official website

Malbun (German pronunciation: [malˈbuːn]) is a ski-resort village in an exclave of the municipality of Triesenberg, in Liechtenstein.

Malbun is the only resort for skiing in Liechtenstein. It is located at 1,600 metres (5,249 feet) above sea level in the Alps, on a road to Steg and Vaduz, and less than two kilometers from the Austrian border.^[1] In 1968, five Swiss artillery shells accidentally hit it, damaging a few chairs that were sitting outdoors.^[2][3]

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Bergbahnen Malbun is the actual ski area of Malbun village and is serviced by three chair lifts: two on the western slope area and one on the eastern slope area. At the top of Bergbahn Malbun's eastern lift, the alpine ridges of Switzerland and Austria can be seen. At the slope area's base are two children's areas. Malbi Park is the learning area for children that is provided at no cost and includes a miniature tow-bar as well as a magic carpet. The other area is primarily the location of Malbun's ski school instruction and is located a short distance further from the main ski area.^[4]

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