Teriberka: The land at the end of the world in winter ❄️🇷🇺

🧣 When it comes to the dreams of snow lovers and the polar atmosphere, Teriberka is one of the destinations that you must visit at least once! A small village on the coast of the Barents Sea in northern Russia, about 2 hours from Murmansk, is a place full of tranquility and natural charm in winter. ☃️ What's good about Teriberka in winter? 1. Hunting the Northern Lights Teriberka is one of the most popular places for hunting the Aurora Borealis because the area is far from city lights, making the sky clear and pitch black. The chances of seeing the Northern Lights are very high! Especially if you come during December-February, you may see the Northern Lights dancing across the sky. 2. Spectacular view of the Arctic In winter, the entire village is covered in snow and ice, while the coastline is full of broken ice, a view that is both raw and beautiful that will take your breath away. 3. Ship Graveyard A popular photo spot filled with the remains of old ships that have been left to rot on the shore. In winter, these shipwrecks are covered in snow, creating a different kind of charm. 4. Frozen waterfall Waterfalls near the coast of Teriberka freeze over in winter, making it another great place to take photos and experience the grandeur of nature. 5. Experience the traditional way of life This small village still preserves the original way of life of the locals. Most of the villagers still live a simple life in the cold environment. 🛷 Must-do activities in Teriberka • Snowmobile riding or sledding Have fun playing in the snow on a snowmobile or try riding a sled pulled by reindeer for a different kind of polar feel. • Try local food Fresh seafood from the Barents Sea, such as King Crab and salmon. We recommend trying the warm fish soup that helps relieve the cold very well. • Take a walk along the Barents Sea. Even though it's cold and the strong wind bites your face, the beauty of the coast and the sound of waves hitting the ice make this experience worthwhile. How to get to Teriberka • From Murmansk, it takes about 2-3 hours by car (it is recommended to book a car with a driver who has experience driving on snow roads). • The road in winter may be covered in heavy snow, so check the weather conditions before traveling. Tips for visiting Teriberka in winter • Dress warmly: It is very cold here, temperatures can drop as low as -30°C. A down coat, gloves, hat, and non-slip shoes are a must-have. • Bring a flashlight and power banks: The days are very short in winter (about 3-4 hours of light per day). • Book a tour in advance: Since it is a small village, a guided tour will help you get the best experience. 🪆 Personal impression Teriberka feels like you have entered a world of silence and great nature. Every corner here looks simple but is full of the power of nature, especially sitting and watching the northern lights in the sky, surrounded by white snow covering everything. It is an experience that is both cold and warm at the same time! 📸: #malztfiction #wintertravel #travelabroadbyyourself