2025 Longyearbyen Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

On this trip to Norway, I unlocked an incredibly niche but breathtakingly beautiful place—Longyearbyen! The fairytale ice and snow world has come to life. This trip was truly unforgettable, and I can't let anyone else not know about it! 📅Itinerary Day 1: Arrived in Longyearbyen in the morning. The airport is very close to the city center, and it only took about 15 minutes by taxi to get to the hotel and check in. After a short rest, I walked to the city center. Strolling through the streets, looking at the colorful little houses scattered among the ice and snow, the Nordic atmosphere is fantastic, perfect for taking pictures. I unknowingly wandered around for 2–3 hours. Day 2: Chartered a car in the morning to the Svalbard Global Seed Vault. The scenery along the way was spectacular, with continuous glaciers and snow-capped mountains, truly stunning. I spent over an hour visiting the Seed Vault, learning about its significance and function. It's truly amazing. In the afternoon, I went hiking on a nearby glacier. The entire trip took about 3 hours, led by a professional guide, so there were no safety concerns at all. Day 3: Rode a snowmobile to explore an ice cave. It was super exciting, and the round trip plus the visit took about 5 hours. The inside of the ice cave was like a crystal palace, with the blue ice walls shimmering under the lights. Every photo I took turned out great. ✨Highlights The Svalbard Global Seed Vault is known as the "Doomsday Seed Vault," storing crop seeds from all over the world, representing the hope of global agriculture. Standing in front of the Seed Vault, thinking about its mission, I felt a sense of reverence. During the glacier hike, I got up close to the massive glaciers and touched the ice and snow that have been there for thousands of years. The awe was beyond words. The ice cave exploration was even more magical, with the unique blue ice walls resembling works of art sculpted by nature. 🍱Food Recommendations I highly recommend Coast Spitsbergen restaurant, located in the city center. Their king crab meal is absolutely amazing, a huge plate full of fresh and sweet crab meat. It was so satisfying! The burgers are also unique, with firm patties and special sauces. You must try them! 🏨Accommodation Experience I stayed at Basecamp Spitsbergen, located near the harbor. Stepping out of the hotel, you can see the beautiful bay views. The room was very cozy, decorated in a simple Nordic style, and well-equipped. The staff at the front desk were very welcoming and even helped me plan my itinerary. It offered excellent value for money. ⚠️Important Notes You need to book in advance to visit the Svalbard Global Seed Vault. You can make reservations on the official website. The temperature in Longyearbyen is relatively low year-round, so be sure to bring enough warm clothing. Also, follow the guide's instructions during outdoor activities and pay attention to safety. Longyearbyen, Norway, is truly a place full of surprises. From the stunning glacial scenery to the unique cuisine, everything is unforgettable. I believe you will fall in love with it too. Plan your trip now!

#cityscape Svalbard, an Arctic archipelago, is a mesmerizing destination for adventurers and nature enthusiasts. Located between Norway and the North Pole, it offers breathtaking landscapes of glaciers, rugged mountains, and vast tundras. Wildlife is abundant, with polar bears, Arctic foxes, and reindeer roaming the region. In winter, visitors can witness the ethereal Northern Lights, while summer brings the Midnight Sun, offering 24-hour daylight for exploration. Activities like dog sledding, snowmobiling, and fjord cruises provide unforgettable experiences. The small town of Longyearbyen combines modern amenities with Arctic charm. Svalbard’s pristine wilderness and unique climate make it a truly extraordinary destination year-round.

#Northern Lights Spot Here is the radar station of the Norwegian EISCAT Scientific Research Center, EISCAT Svalbard Radar. Another spot that I don't know how many more words to describe how beautiful it is. This is another spot where you can see the Northern Lights or Aurora as we call it clearly and beautifully. The highlight of this place is that there is a satellite dish as a background. When you take a picture, you will know where it is. And this is another spot that #HuntingForNorthernLights in Norway. Set up a photo spot, prepare a tripod, and take a picture to see the shimmering light. I must say that I am very impressed. As for clothing, the weather is quite cold, mostly below zero all year round. Get ready and come to take beautiful pictures. 🕰️bOpening hours: All the time 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Cold weather, below zero #NorthernLights #AuroraResort #aurora #norway

#Northern Lights Spot Visiting this island is actually a popular place for people to hunt for the Northern Lights because the percentage of seeing them is over 80%. You can see them all the time, but most importantly, you have to choose the right month. If you want to see the Northern Lights, you have to choose a month that is not a 24-hour daytime, or you may not see the Northern Lights at all. The landscape is mostly snow. Svalbard is an archipelago located in the Arctic Ocean, in northern Europe, between Norway and the North Pole. It is famous for its beautiful nature, very cold weather, and is home to a variety of wildlife, especially polar bears. Popular activities on the island include hiking, whale watching, snowmobiling, skiing, fishing, and watching the Northern Lights. Tourists can experience something unique amidst pristine nature and learn about the local way of life. And experience the culture #aurora #northernlights #huntingfornorthernlights #norway Location: Svalbard Island, Norway The coordinates are very easy to get to because this place has its own airport. You can land at Svalbard Airport in Norway, which is easier to see than in the city. You can see it up to 80% of the time, but you have to check the month and time carefully. Which month has a sunrise for 24 hours, making the visibility of the northern lights greatly reduced. You have to choose a month that has both day and night at this point.

#Northern Lights Viewing Spots The most popular Northern Lights viewing spot is Svalbard Island, an island city located above the Arctic Circle. It has cold weather all year round and has 4 seasons. What's special is that there are months when the sun does not set and months when the sun sets all day long. Today, we have to take you to see the Northern Lights hunting spots. In addition to the mining industry, Svalbard has also begun to devote more resources to pioneering the tourism market. There are various tourist activities such as visiting ice caves, dog sledding, snowmobiling, Northern Lights hunting trips, polar bear boat trips, or stepping on the North Pole to see fluffy white fluff. #NorthernLightsHunting #Norway #trip #NorthPole Location: Svalbard Island, Norway Sometimes we have to be disappointed because hunting for the Northern Lights in a country that is located right next to the North Pole is very difficult. If you come in the wrong month, a month when the sun does not set and there is light 24 hours a day, there is no night, we will miss out on seeing the Northern Lights, which is the basis of this island. It is an island with a landscape that is covered with snow almost all year round, whether thick or thin, but the temperature is always below zero, so when you come to visit, you must be well prepared, both wearing warm clothes and reducing travel.

The most important thing about studying abroad at UNIS (University of Svalbard) in Longyearbyen is of course hiking to the Buzhou Glacier. Varden is in the middle of Plateaufjellet. You need to wear crampons to prevent slipping when hiking. It is quite steep, so you should do it according to your ability. In Varden, you can enjoy the whole view of Longyearbyen from a high vantage point, and you can write your name in the book next to the stone pillar and leave your footprints!

Eating ramen noodles in the Arctic and strolling around the city centre of Longyearbyen, the weekend shopping mall is closed at four o'clock, but the restaurant is open. Look at the map, this sushi ramen noodle restaurant, is the northernmost sushi ramen on the earth? Although I don't expect much from the taste, I think the ingredients should be good, and I am a bit tired of the local eating habits of various cold foods. The restaurant is located on the ground floor of a hotel, The Vault Hotel. It is also a hotel breakfast restaurant. The store is small and there are quite a lot of customers. There are many choices for sashimi, hand rolls, ramen, paella, dumplings, etc., and the drinks are also complete. I didnt dare to try sushi, I ordered a sashimi platter, two ramen noodles with chicken and pork, and paella. The salmon inside the sashimi is quite fresh, the other is normal. Ramen is not a Japanese ramen, there is no soup, but it tastes good. I am satisfied with the restaurant where I can eat it~

I thought going to the Arctic would be expensive, but I didn’t expect it would only cost $17,000 in Svalbard! The following is a four-day, three-night travel guide👇College students, please check it out Day 1: Land in Longyearbyen City Walk → Free entry to the local church Write down your name and check in → Go to the Husky Cafe Chill with the Husky for a day The average consumption is about HKD100-200 → Visit the Polar Museum See different polar animal museums Note: Students and youth have a half-price discount Cost: 90 NOK Day 2: Visit Mine No. 3 and experience a day as a miner Put on a miner's uniform and helmet Learn about the history of the mine and experience five minutes of silence and darkness Listen to the guide explain the miners' daily life and watch the jam from 1996 up close💰 Take a bag of coal mine as a souvenir when you leave Cost: HKD 735 After the tour, visit the boutiques in the city center, check in postcards from the Arctic, and take photos with the memorial sculptures Day 3: Polar Bear Tour Take a boat to learn about the ecology and culture of Svalbard. Go out on the deck to observe polar animals. If you are lucky, you may encounter polar bears! However, due to the protection policy, no activities chasing polar bears are allowed in the local area, and you must keep your distance from polar bears. So friends who want to see polar bears, remember to go out to sea for a few more days and bring cameras and binoculars. The tour guide said that the probability of encountering polar bears at one or two o'clock in the afternoon is higher~ Finally, before the end, blowing the wind on the Arctic Ocean, taking a sip of hot wild berry juice, and biting a fragrant cinnamon roll, the most pleasant time is this moment. Cost: HKD2600 Day 4: Half-day tour of Svalbard, visit the doomsday cellar Get on an off-road vehicle in front of the hotel and set off for the so-called doomsday granary-Svalbard Global Seed Vault Passing by the husky farm, duck farm, No. 7 mine, polar bear signs, etc., get off the car and check in at any time, leaving your mark at 78 degrees north latitude. Finally arrived at the seed bank, witnessed the real version of Noah's Ark Expense: HKD 875 Meals: Two meals a day The hotel provides breakfast Dinner is bought at the supermarket on the way back (there are also many cooked foods) 200 HKD per person Accommodation: Gjestehuset 102 300-450 HKD per person per night Round-trip airfare from Hong Kong: 7950 HKD Souvenir purchase: 1500 HKD Transportation: Most attractions in Svalbard can be reached on foot (taxi needs to be booked in advance on the official website), and group activities will also pick you up in front of the hotel, so there is almost no transportation cost. The only transportation is the shuttle bus from the airport to the hotel, which costs about 100-200 NOK per person. The hotel has posted the arrival time of the bus. #Arctic Journey #Polar Bear #Doomsday Seed Bank Total consumption: about 17,000HKD Friends who feel that the itinerary is too rushed can reserve two more days to visit the "ghost town" Pyramiden and Barentsburg (note that you can only go ashore from mid-June to mid-August in summer) Finally, I suggest that you go to Svalbard in the summer, where you can observe unique marine life! It is also easier to adapt to the temperature (the temperature in June is almost between -1 and 3 degrees Celsius) Warm reminder: All accommodations in Svalbard require you to take off your shoes to enter, so remember to bring your own slippers~

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Longyearbyen is located in the Svalbard Islands, Norway. It is one of the northernmost cities in the world and is famous for its unique polar scenery, polar night and polar day phenomena. The following is a detailed travel guide: --- ### **1. Best time to travel** - **Winter (November-February)**: Experience the polar night, northern lights, snowmobiles and dog sledding. - **Spring (March-May)**: The midnight sun begins, which is suitable for skiing and whale watching. - **Summer (June-August)**: Midnight sun, high temperatures (0-7°C), suitable for hiking and boating. - **Autumn (September-October)**: The Aurora season begins, but the weather is changeable. --- ### **2. How to get there** - **Flights**: Direct flights from Oslo or Tromsø to Longyearbyen Airport (LYR), Norway, with scheduled flights from Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) and Norwegian Air Shuttle. - **Visa**: Svalbard is visa-free for Chinese tourists, but they need to transit through Norway and require a Schengen visa. --- ### **3. Must-see attractions and activities** - **Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis)**: Best viewed in winter, we recommend joining an Aurora tour. - **Svalbard Museum**: Learn about local history, ecology and mining. - **Svalbard Global Seed Vault**: Visits must be booked in advance. - Dog sledding or snowmobiling: a classic winter activity. - **Canoe or boat adventure**: In summer, you can see glaciers and wild animals (such as polar bears and walruses) up close. - **Abandoned coal mine tour**: such as Gruve 3, to experience the history of mining. --- ### **4. Accommodation recommendations** - **Radisson Blu Polar Hotel**: Landmark hotel with convenient location. - **Funken Lodge**: Boutique hotel with great views of the Northern Lights. - **Guesthouse 102**: A cost-effective B&B. - **Camping**: Summer only, bear protection required. ### **5. Notes** - **Safety first**: Polar bears are around, so it is forbidden to leave the town alone. You need to join a tour group to participate in activities. - **Environmental protection regulations**: The entire island is a nature reserve and no damage to the ecology or leaving garbage is allowed. - **Internet and payment**: WiFi coverage in the city, but no signal in remote areas; credit cards are accepted. - **Clothing preparation**: Windproof and warm clothing is required in winter (-20℃ is common), and waterproof jacket is required in summer. --- ### **6. Itinerary suggestions** - **3-day short tour**: Aurora + snow activities + museum + seed bank. - **7-day in-depth tour**: add glacier hiking, boat adventure or scientific research station visit. --- Longyearbyen is a paradise for explorers. The unique polar experience and magnificent natural scenery are definitely worth a visit! Plan your trip in advance, pay attention to safety and environmental protection, and have a pleasant journey!

Upon arriving in Longyearbyen, Norway, the biting wind carried the unique scent of the Arctic as I stepped off the plane. In this remote corner of the world, blessed by ice, snow, and the aurora borealis, Gjestehuset 102 became my warm haven. The guesthouse's simple exterior blended seamlessly with the surrounding stark glaciers and snow-capped mountains, as if it had grown organically from the permafrost. Stepping inside, the warm air instantly dispelled the chill, and the receptionist, with a characteristically Arctic warm smile, quickly checked me in, carefully explaining various precautions. My double room, though small, was exceptionally cozy. The wooden bed with its thick blankets was inviting, and a warm yellow lamp on the bedside table added a homey touch. Photos of local scenery on the walls reminded me of my dreamlike location. The room lacked extravagant decorations, but its cleanliness and comfort shone through every corner. The only drawback was the small window, but the view of a corner of the snow-capped mountains outside made up for it. The guesthouse's common areas were full of life. In the dining room, travelers from all over the world gathered, sharing their travel stories. While the breakfast wasn't lavish, the freshly baked bread and aromatic coffee, paired with the Arctic scenery outside the window, were exceptionally delicious. The communal kitchen was fully equipped, allowing guests to cook their own meals. I once made a pot of hot soup there, warming both my body and my heart. The service was impeccable. The staff, with their extensive local knowledge, helped me book whale watching and aurora viewing trips and shared hidden gems off the beaten track. Once, when I returned from an outdoor adventure with soaked shoes, they thoughtfully dried them for me, a gesture that warmed me deeply. The area around the guesthouse was an adventurer's paradise. A few steps outside the door led to glacier hiking trails and encounters with adorable Arctic foxes. At night, far from light pollution, simply waiting outside the guesthouse offered the chance to witness the magical dance of the aurora. My days at Gjestehuset 102 were a profound dialogue with the Arctic. It lacked luxurious amenities, but its warm service and unique atmosphere created unforgettable memories in this far northern land. On my next visit, I will choose this place again, to continue my Arctic story.

🌟Arctic Enchantment: Your Complete Guide to Longyearbyen, Norway Located in the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard, Longyearbyen is the world's northernmost city, known as the "Gateway to the Arctic." With a permanent population of fewer than 2,000 and more polar bears than people, it's a frozen wonderland seemingly forgotten by time. 1️⃣ Svalbard Museum Delve into the history of Longyearbyen and the stories of Arctic exploration. The museum boasts a rich collection of polar bear specimens and ancient Inuit artifacts, transporting you back to the age of brave adventurers. 2️⃣ Longyearbreen Glacier This magnificent glacier stretches down from the mountains. While approaching it on foot requires a professional guide, the awe-inspiring sight when standing at its base is beyond words. 3️⃣ Polar Bear Cemetery Due to permafrost and the danger posed by polar bears, the deceased are no longer buried here. However, this unique location is shrouded in mystery and makes for a one-of-a-kind photo opportunity. 4️⃣ Whale Watching Tours From June to September, embark on a 3- to 5-hour whale watching tour. You're highly likely to spot belugas, humpback whales, and other marine life, experiencing the magic of these ocean giants. Beyond these attractions, Longyearbyen offers many unique experiences. Indulge in a freshly caught king crab feast at a seaside restaurant—the succulent crab legs will tantalize your taste buds. Don't miss out on dog sledding or snowmobiling adventures, gliding through the snow and ice to embrace the Arctic's grandeur and tranquility. Remember, polar bear encounters are a real possibility in Longyearbyen, so always travel with a professional guide. Proper insulation is crucial; be fully prepared regardless of when you visit. Lastly, strict environmental regulations are in place to protect this fragile ecosystem. Longyearbyen is a place of wonder and adventure, where every scene has the potential to become a cherished memory. Pack your bags and embark on your own Arctic saga!

Journey to Longyearbyen and Unlock a Pure Arctic Experience On the Svalbard archipelago within the Arctic Circle lies a fairytale town—Longyearbyen. It is the world's northernmost permanently inhabited settlement and a dream destination for travelers seeking a polar adventure. Here, you'll find extreme natural beauty. During the polar night, the sky becomes a canvas for the aurora borealis, with dreamy hues of green, purple, and pink flowing freely, making you feel like you're witnessing a cosmic wonder. When the polar day arrives, the sun never sets, the glaciers shimmer with golden light, and wildflowers bloom across the mountains, adding a touch of tenderness to this stark landscape. The unique local culture is equally captivating. The Svalbard Global Seed Vault stores countless seeds, safeguarding the Earth's biodiversity. In the museum, old photographs and artifacts tell the thrilling stories of past polar explorations. Visitors can also ride dog sleds, running across the snowy plains with adorable huskies, creating unforgettable Arctic memories amidst the whistling wind.

| Svalbard Museum - a look into the past and present of the Arctic. 👍 Recommended reason: Not only a museum, but also the key to Arctic exploration! The Svalbard Museum is located in Longyearbyen, one of the northernmost cities in the world. It is an excellent place to learn about the history, ecology and spirit of adventure in the Arctic region! ❄️ 📖 Online rumors VS real experience Some tourists think that the Svalbard Islands are just a world of ice and snow, without any special culture or history, but in fact, there are not only thrilling polar adventure stories here, but also a complete display of Arctic ecology, mining development, and polar animals! Moreover, the exhibition hall is very modern and informative but not boring, which is especially suitable for tourists who are experiencing Arctic culture for the first time! 📌 Why recommend this place? ✅ Learn about the historical changes of Svalbard: from early explorers and whalers to the life of modern residents, all in one go ❄️! ✅ Arctic wildlife specimens: polar bears, Arctic foxes, reindeer, close-up observation! 🐻‍❄️🦊🦌 ✅ Mining and polar survival culture: Longyearbyen’s mining history and survival challenges in extreme climates! ⛏️ ✅ Exquisite collection and strong interactivity: Not only exhibitions, but also many interactive areas, suitable for in-depth exploration! ⸻ 📅 Travel tips: best time & recommended itinerary ⏳ Best time to visit 📌 You can travel all year round, but if you want to combine it with polar adventure, we recommend: ✔ Winter (November-February): During the polar night period, you can combine it with an aurora tour🌌! ✔ Spring and summer (May-September): The period of midnight day is suitable for exploring more outdoor activities☀️! 📍 Recommended playing time: 1-2 hours Although the Svalbard Museum is not large, it is rich in content. It is recommended to arrange at least 1 hour to browse it carefully. If you are particularly interested in polar culture, you can spend 2 hours to explore it slowly. 🚶 Classic itinerary recommendations 📍 One-day Arctic Cultural Tour 🏛 Morning: Svalbard Museum → Learn about Arctic history & wildlife ecology 🍽 Noon: Find a warm cafe in the center of Longyearbyen to taste the Arctic flavor 🐻‍❄️ Afternoon: Visit the North Pole Expedition Museum 🌌 Evening: If it’s winter, you can join an aurora observation tour, and if it’s summer, you can experience the midnight sun hike! 📍 Museum + Adventure Tour (Suitable for Winter) 🏛 Morning: Svalbard Museum → Learn about the spirit of Arctic explorers 🐾 Afternoon: Try snowmobiling or dog sledding to experience the real Arctic survival challenge! ⸻ 🍽 Food Guide: Recommended local restaurants in Longyearbyen! 📍 Huset Restaurant 🍽 (Arctic high-end restaurant) ✔ Longyearbyen's most famous high-end restaurant, Michelin-style cuisine! ✔ Recommended: Arctic fish dishes 🐟 + Svalbard special desserts 🍰 📍 Kroa 🍕 (Arctic town style restaurant) ✔ Perfect for experiencing the daily dining of local residents, the environment is super atmospheric! 📍 Fruene ☕ (the northernmost cafe in the Arctic) ✔ Here you can find the world's northernmost handmade chocolate 🍫 and coffee ☕! ✔ Recommended: Arctic hot chocolate + homemade cake ⸻ 🏨 Accommodation tips: Where is the most atmospheric place to stay? 🏨 Recommended Arctic hotels 📍 Funken Lodge 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 —— The most luxurious hotel in Longyearbyen, super suitable for vacation, the rooms have polar views! 📍 Radisson Blu Polar Hotel 🌟🌟🌟🌟——The world's northernmost hotel chain, with complete facilities and strong polar style! 🏡 Featured B&Bs & Youth Hostels 📍 Gjestehuset 102 🌟🌟🌟 — Affordable, suitable for backpackers, great atmosphere! 📍 Coal Miners’ Cabins 🌟🌟🌟——Renovated from the original miners’ dormitories, it has a retro industrial style and is suitable for tourists who like special experiences! ⸻ 💡 Other Tips ✔ How to get there? ✈ Flights: You can fly directly to Longyearbyen (Svalbard Airport) from Oslo or Tromsø, Norway. 🚕 Urban transportation: Longyearbyen is very small, and it takes about 10 minutes to drive from the airport to the city. Taxis and airport buses are very convenient! ✔ Special reminder for Arctic travel ⚠ Extreme cold protection: The temperature in winter can drop to -20°C, be sure to wear cold-proof clothing + non-slip boots! 🧥❄️ ⚠ Watch out for polar bears! The Svalbard Islands are one of the places with the highest density of polar bears in the world. It is forbidden to travel alone outside the city. Be sure to join a guided polar expedition! 🐻‍❄️ ⚠ Credit card payment: Almost everywhere in Longyearbyen accepts credit cards, so there is no need to carry too much cash💳! ⸻ ⏳ Summary: Is the Svalbard Museum worth visiting? ✅ The best place to learn about Arctic history, polar exploration & Svalbard ecology! ✅ The collection is exquisite and interactive, suitable for tourists who are exploring Arctic culture for the first time! ✅ Combine with other polar activities in Longyearbyen to experience real Arctic life! 🏔️ If you plan to travel to the Arctic, the Svalbard Museum is the best first stop to learn about this mysterious land! 🌍

| Arctic Lights—A Magical Symphony of Polar Nights and Midnight Sun!. 👍 Recommended reasons: Experience the dreamlike light and shadow at the end of the world! Longyearbyen, located in Svalbard, is one of the northernmost settlements in the world and is known as the "Gateway to the Arctic"! Here, you can witness the mystical alternation of polar day and polar night, and the magical beauty of the aurora borealis intertwined with the midnight sun✨. 📖 Online rumors VS Real experience Many people think that the aurora borealis and the midnight sun only belong to Iceland, Finland, or mainland Norway, but in fact, the viewing experience in Longyearbyen is purer and more stunning! Located at 78 degrees north latitude, far from urban light pollution, it is one of the most ideal aurora viewing spots in the world. The three-month-long polar night in winter allows you to fully immerse yourself in the aurora dream🌠. And in summer, the 24-hour non-setting sun brings a strange world of perpetual daylight, allowing you to hike snow-capped mountains or kayak in the icy sea at 2:00 am! 📌 Why recommend this place? ✅ One of the best aurora viewing spots in the world—during the polar night, there's no need to wait for nightfall, you might encounter the aurora at any time!💚💜💙 ✅ Experience the midnight sun—during the polar day, the sun never sets, and the world seems to be stuck in eternal daylight!🌞🌍 ✅ Polar landscapes without light pollution—a small city with low pollution, a perfect place to photograph auroras and star trails📷✨ ✅ Combined with polar expeditions—aurora dog sledding, midnight sun kayaking, snowmobiling, and other activities make the journey even more unforgettable🚀 ⸻ 📅 Travel Guide: Best time & Itinerary recommendations ⏳ Best time to visit 📌 Watch the Aurora Borealis 👉 October-March (Polar night period: November-January)🌌 📌 Experience the Midnight Sun 👉 April-August (Polar day period: May-July)🌞 📍 Recommended length of stay: 3-5 days The polar scenery of Longyearbyen is beautiful all year round. It is recommended to arrange at least 3 days and combine different outdoor adventures for a more complete experience! 🚶 Classic itinerary recommendations 📍 Winter (Aurora + Polar Expedition) ❄ Day 1: Arrive in Longyearbyen → Svalbard Museum → Aurora snow hike 🌌🏔️ ❄ Day 2: Snowmobile polar expedition → Glacier cave exploration → Evening aurora tour 🏂❄️✨ ❄ Day 3: Dog sledding experience → Visit the Arctic Exploration Museum → Aurora hot spring bath 🐕‍🛷🔥 📍 Summer (Midnight Sun + Polar Hike) 🌞 Day 1: Arrive in Longyearbyen → Longyear Glacier Hike → Midnight Sun Viewing Platform 🚶‍♂️🏔️ 🌞 Day 2: Boat trip to the glacier → Watch Arctic wildlife (polar bears, walruses, whales)🐋🐻‍❄️ 🌞 Day 3: Midnight sun kayaking → Visit the northernmost bar in the world 🍺🌊 ⸻ 🍽 Food Guide: Local recommendations! 📍 Huset Restaurant 🍽 (Svalbard's most famous Arctic cuisine) ✔ Must-try: Polar fish dishes 🐟 📍 Kroa 🍕 (Arctic town style restaurant) ✔ Must-try: Svalbard cod fish and chips 🍟 📍 Fruene ☕ (The northernmost cafe in the world) ✔ Must-try: Polar hot chocolate 🍫 & Homemade desserts 🍰 ⸻ 🏨 Accommodation Guide: Locally recommended polar hotels 🏨 Best hotels for aurora & midnight sun viewing 📍 Funken Lodge 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 —— High-end hotel with rooms featuring polar landscapes! 📍 Radisson Blu Polar Hotel 🌟🌟🌟🌟 —— The northernmost chain hotel in the world, well-equipped, perfect for polar explorers! 🏡 Special guesthouses & budget accommodation 📍 Gjestehuset 102 🌟🌟🌟 —— Suitable for backpackers, retro miner style! 📍 Coal Miners’ Cabins 🌟🌟🌟 —— Converted from original miners' dormitories, great value for money! ⸻ 💡 Other Tips ✔ How to get there? ✈ Flights: Direct flights to Longyearbyen (Svalbard Airport) from Oslo or Tromsø, Norway. 🚕 City transportation: The airport is about 10 minutes' drive from the city center. Taxis & airport buses are very convenient! ✔ Special reminders for polar travel ⚠ Extreme cold protection: Winter temperatures can drop to -20°C, so be sure to wear warm clothing🧥🧤! ⚠ Polar bears appear! It is forbidden to hike alone outside Longyearbyen. Be sure to carry a hunting rifle or follow a guide!🐻‍❄️ ⚠ Credit cards are widely accepted: Almost everywhere in Longyearbyen accepts credit cards💳! ⸻ ⏳ Summary: Is the Arctic scenery worth experiencing? ✅ One of the most dreamy aurora & midnight sun viewing spots in the world! ✅ Far from light pollution, pure polar scenery, suitable for in-depth travelers! ✅ Can be combined with polar expedition activities to experience real Arctic life! 🏔️ Whether you want to chase the aurora or experience the midnight sun, this place is worth your trip! 🌍

| Snowmobile Adventure—Race Across the Arctic Wilderness! 👍 Why We Recommend It: Experience the thrill of high-speed snowmobiling and take in the breathtaking Arctic scenery! Longyearbyen is not only the northernmost inhabited settlement in the world, but it's also a snowmobiler's paradise! 🚀🏔️ Imagine speeding across the vast Arctic wilderness, feeling the cold wind on your face, and becoming a polar explorer, conquering this world of ice and snow! ❄️💨 📖 Online Rumors VS. Real Experience Many people think that snowmobiling is just an ordinary skiing experience, but in reality, it's part of a polar expedition! You'll cross ice fields, mountains, frozen canyons, and you might even see polar bear tracks! 🐻‍❄️👀 The thrill of riding a snowmobile at the edge of the world is beyond imagination! 📌 Why We Recommend This Place: ✅ The northernmost snowmobile experience in the world! Cross the polar wilderness of Svalbard and experience the magic of ice and snow! 🌍🏔️ ✅ Explore the Arctic wilderness! Pass by glaciers, frozen lakes, snow-capped mountains, and even have the chance to encounter Arctic foxes and reindeer! 🦊🦌 ✅ The speed and passion of polar racing! Snowmobiles can reach speeds of up to 100 km/h, giving you an adrenaline rush! 💨🔥 ⸻ 📅 Travel Guide: Best Time & Itinerary Recommendations ⏳ Best Time to Visit 📌 February - May (Arctic Spring)—Longer daylight hours, high visibility, and the most beautiful ice field scenery! 🌞 📌 October - January (Polar Night)—An extreme challenge, possibly snowmobiling under the Northern Lights, suitable for adventure lovers! 🌌 📍 Recommended Length of Stay: Half a day to 1 day 💡 Basic Route (3-4 hours)—Suitable for beginners, exploring the snowfields around Longyearbyen 🏔️🚀 💡 Advanced Exploration (6-8 hours)—Go deep into glaciers and valleys, challenging more complex terrain! 🧗‍♂️ 🚀 Recommended Itinerary 🏍 Day 1: Arrive in Longyearbyen → Svalbard Museum → Acclimatize to the polar environment → Try Northern Lights hunting at night 🌌 🏍 Day 2: Snowmobile adventure (crossing ice fields, snow-capped mountains, and frozen lakes) → Continue exploring after lunch → Return to the city to enjoy Arctic cuisine 🍽️ ⸻ 🍽 Food Guide: After conquering the polar region, enjoy a luxurious Arctic feast! 📍 Huset Restaurant 🍷—The most famous polar restaurant in Longyearbyen! ✔ Must-try: Cod with polar mushrooms 🍄🐟 📍 Kroa 🍕—A hearty restaurant suitable for adventurers! ✔ Must-try: Arctic cod pizza 🍕🐟, 🍔🦌 📍 Fruene ☕—The northernmost café in the world! ✔ Must-try: Arctic berry pie 🍰, handmade hot chocolate 🍫☕ ⸻ 🏨 Accommodation Guide: Stay in a polar-style hotel and experience the tranquility of the polar night! 🏨 Funken Lodge 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟—Luxury accommodation, offering polar packages, and a wonderful winter fireplace! 🔥 🏨 Radisson Blu Polar Hotel 🌟🌟🌟🌟—The best chain hotel in Longyearbyen, with snow-capped mountains right outside the window! 🏔️ 🏡 Coal Miners’ Cabins 🌟🌟🌟—Budget-friendly accommodation, suitable for adventurers, with a great atmosphere! ⸻ 💡 Other Tips ✔ How to Get There? ✈ Flights: Direct flights from Oslo or Tromsø to Svalbard Airport. 🚕 Transportation: Walking distance within the city, snowmobile companies will provide pick-up and drop-off services. ✔ Equipment Recommendations ⚠ Be sure to wear warm and windproof clothing! Temperatures can drop to -20°C 🧥🧤 ⚠ Wear goggles! To prevent snow and wind from affecting your vision 🕶️ ⚠ Wear a helmet! Snowmobiles are fast, safety first 🏍️ ✔ Safety Precautions ⚠ Polar bears are present! Always follow a professional guide; driving alone is very dangerous! 🐻‍❄️ ⚠ Driving skills! Lean your body when turning, otherwise, it is easy to roll over 🚨 ⸻ ⏳ Summary: Is a snowmobile adventure worth experiencing? ✅ Speed and excitement coexist as you race across the Arctic snowfields! ✅ Explore the edge of the world and experience the true sense of polar survival! ✅ Magnificent scenery, and you might even snowmobile under the Northern Lights! 🌌✨ 📍 Ride a snowmobile across the world of ice and snow, and you are the polar conqueror! 🏍️❄️🚀

Below is an introduction to the Basecamp Hotel in Longyearbyen, Norway: - Location: Located in Longyearbyen, approximately 5 km from Svalbard Airport and 706 m from the city center. Famous attractions such as Svalbard Church, Svalbard Museum, and Galleri Svalbard are within a short walking distance. - Hotel Facilities - Basic Facilities: The hotel was renovated on January 1, 2018, and is equipped with an elevator, heating, non-smoking rooms, and accessible rooms to cater to the needs of different travelers. Luggage storage, laundry service, room service, and credit card services are also available for guests' convenience. - Leisure Facilities: The hotel features a lobby bar, café, and bar, providing guests with comfortable spaces for relaxation and socializing. In addition, the hotel is equipped with a sauna and other leisure facilities to help guests unwind after a tiring journey. - Rooms: The hotel has a total of 24 well-appointed guest rooms. Each fully equipped room includes a wardrobe/closet and an electric kettle. Bathrooms are equipped with slippers and hair dryers. - Surroundings: There are many attractions nearby, such as Svalbard Bryggeri AS, the North Pole Expedition Museum, Longyearbyen Wharf, and Longyearbyen Public Library. In addition, there are supermarkets and restaurants nearby, making it convenient for tourists to purchase daily necessities and sample local cuisine.

Hey everyone! 👋 Today, I'm taking you on a journey across thousands of miles to the heartwarming fairytale town of Longyearbyen! 🏰❄️ 👀Feeling connected: Imagine standing by a fjord at the edge of the world, listening to the gentle whispers of the wind and the distant murmur of glaciers, while the breathtaking Northern Lights dance across the sky. In that moment, time seems to stand still... Don't you, like me, yearn for a spontaneous aurora-chasing adventure? 🚀 😣Addressing your concerns: Are you worried about the long journey or finding the best viewing spots? Or perhaps you're afraid of bad weather turning the Northern Lights into a "legendary landscape"? Don't worry! Longyearbyen, with its pristine air and over 200 nights of auroras throughout the year, offers you complete peace of mind! 🛡️ 💖Emotional resonance: Here, every time you look up at the starry sky, it's like having a romantic conversation with the universe. The Northern Lights are not just a feast of light and color; they're like nature's gentle caress, bringing unprecedented peace and liberation to your soul. 💖 Remember, when the aurora streaks across the sky, make a silent wish. The emotion of that moment will become the most radiant memory of your life. ✨ 🌈Bursting with positivity: Longyearbyen offers more than just the Northern Lights. There are adorable sled dogs, mysterious glacier hikes, and the warmth of the locals... Every experience is an expression of love and exploration of life. Here, you'll meet a better version of yourself and believe that no matter how distant your dreams may seem, as long as you move forward bravely, they will eventually bloom as brilliantly as the aurora! 💫 Come to Longyearbyen, and let's become the brightest stars in the night sky together! 🌟🌍

In Longyearbyen, Svalbard, there is a hotel famous for its extreme location: Radisson Blu Polar Hotel, Spitsbergen. As the world's northernmost Radisson Hotel, it is not only an ideal base for travelers to explore the Arctic, but also provides a comfortable and warm accommodation experience, allowing people to feel a rare sense of comfort in the ice-covered polar environment. For travelers to Longyearbyen, this hotel not only provides a warm haven, but also a unique experience of going deep into the polar regions and feeling the charm of the end of the world. 🏨 Hotel highlights 1. Excellent geographical location, the best base for exploring the Arctic The hotel is located in the heart of Longyearbyen, within walking distance to supermarkets, museums and travel agencies. This is the meeting point for most Arctic expeditions, whether it's snowmobiling, glacier hiking, or aurora tours. There is almost no light pollution around the hotel. In winter, you can just walk out of the hotel and look up at the northern lights. 2. The world's northernmost hotel chain, with modern and comfortable facilities As a world-renowned Radisson brand, it provides a high standard of accommodation experience. It is a rare luxury to be able to stay in a room equipped with floor heating, a private bathroom and comfortable bedding in the Arctic region. The room is modern and simple in style, with views of snow-capped mountains and frozen fjords outside the window, allowing you to truly immerse yourself in the magnificence of the polar regions. 3. Outdoor hot spring bathtub, luxurious enjoyment in the extreme cold One of the hotel's most popular features is the outdoor hot tub. In the ice and snow with temperatures of dozens of degrees below zero, soaking in hot springs, looking at the snow-capped mountains, and even having the opportunity to appreciate the northern lights, this contrasting experience is simply dreamy and unique. 4. Arctic specialties: taste Arctic cod and king crab The hotel's restaurant, Barentz Gastropub, serves a range of authentic Arctic dishes, such as king crab and Arctic cod, paired with local spirits. It is definitely a polar journey on the tip of your tongue. The restaurant also has a warm fireplace, which is suitable for watching the snow outside the window during the day and becomes a cozy place for polar explorers to exchange stories at night. 5. Unique experience of polar day and night in the Arctic Here, you will experience Polar Night in winter, with darkness all day long, which is perfect for chasing the aurora. In summer, there is midnight sun, and the sun is still bright at midnight, which is suitable for long-term outdoor activities. Staying at this hotel, you can experience two of the most extreme natural phenomena in the polar regions. 📝 Travel Tips ✅ Best time to check in: Winter (November-March): The polar night period is suitable for watching the northern lights, dog sledding, snowmobiling and other activities. Summer (May-August): During the polar day, you can experience the midnight sun, which is suitable for activities such as glacier hiking, whale watching, and visiting abandoned mines. ✅ Transportation: Take a flight from Oslo or Tromsø to Svalbard Longyearbyen Airport (LYR). The drive from the airport to the hotel takes about 10 minutes. You can choose to use the airport bus or hotel transfer service.

Welcome to Longyearbyen, Norway, a secluded haven at 78° North. It's a real-world fairytale land and a dream starting point for brave polar explorers. Let's embark on this extraordinary journey together. As you set foot on this land, the first thing that catches your eye is the snow-capped mountains, standing majestically like guardians of the earth. At the city's edge, vast glaciers shimmer with a cold light, contrasting with the azure sky, creating a breathtaking panorama. Here, time seems to slow down, and even your breath becomes gentle, as if afraid to disturb the tranquility. Strolling through the town, colorful wooden houses stand in charming disarray, their vibrant hues adding warmth and playfulness to this pristine white world. These small houses are not just homes for the residents; they are a unique part of the city's landscape. Open one of these doors, and you might experience the locals' warm hospitality and savor authentic Arctic cuisine. The most anticipated sight is undoubtedly the mystical aurora borealis. As night falls, a hush descends upon the city. Look up, and you'll see the dazzling aurora dancing across the night sky, a magical blend of green, purple, and pink lights. This is nature's most generous gift and Longyearbyen's most romantic moment. Families can huddle together, quietly admiring this wondrous spectacle, etching this moment into their hearts forever. Beyond the aurora, Longyearbyen's surroundings teem with wildlife. With a bit of luck, you might spot adorable polar bears ambling on the ice or glimpse a nimble Arctic fox. Accompanied by professional guides, you can observe these charming creatures from a safe distance, experiencing their harmonious coexistence with this land. Time in Longyearbyen is always fleeting, yet profoundly memorable. Every snowflake, every ray of aurora, every little wooden house holds endless romance and stories. As we wave goodbye, our hearts are filled with fondness for this land. This journey to Longyearbyen, Norway, will undoubtedly become a sparkling memory, forever etched in the river of time.

Hey everyone, today we're taking you to a truly unique place—Longyearbyen, located in the Svalbard archipelago, a Norwegian territory. It's one of the northernmost permanent settlements in the world! Longyearbyen sits on Adventfjorden in Spitsbergen and has a population of about 2,000, making it the largest settlement in Svalbard. Founded in 1906 by American businessman John Munro Longyear, it initially served as a coal mining community. Now, however, mining has declined, and tourism and scientific research have become the main economic pillars. The city's environment is unique, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and glaciers, with cold weather year-round. It experiences polar nights in winter and midnight sun in summer. During the midnight sun period (mid-April to mid-August), the sun stays above the horizon 24 hours a day. This is the perfect time for Arctic exploration and sightseeing, offering a unique polar landscape experience. Outside Longyearbyen, you'll often see Arctic foxes, reindeer, and seabirds, as if you've entered a wondrous animal kingdom. But don't let your guard down; there's a risk of polar bears, so residents must carry weapons and stay alert when leaving the city. Despite its remote Arctic location, Longyearbyen has excellent infrastructure. Schools, hospitals, museums, shops, restaurants, and an airport are all available. The Svalbard Museum is worth a visit, showcasing local history, mining development, and polar ecology—a great window into Arctic life. Moreover, Longyearbyen is a crucial base for climate change and polar science research. It's also home to the famous Svalbard Global Seed Vault, known as the "Doomsday Seed Vault," which stores vital seed samples from around the globe, holding immense significance. If you're curious about the mysteries of the Arctic, Longyearbyen is definitely worth exploring 💖. Are you interested in similar polar cities🧐? Share your thoughts in the comments~

🏘️Hotel Introduction: Mary-Ann's Polarrigg, opened in 1999, is a charming hotel converted from old miners' barracks, steeped in history and warmth. The hotel offers a variety of rooms, from single rooms perfect for solo travelers to family rooms, catering to diverse needs. Many items within the hotel are sourced from the local old coal mine, such as the red miner's bus outside the bar, now a designated smoking area adorned with fairy lights, creating a unique atmosphere. The hotel also features a shared kitchen, a restaurant, and a TV lounge, allowing guests to experience the authentic Arctic town lifestyle. 🚗Transportation Guide: Fly to Oslo, Norway, and then take a direct flight from Oslo to Svalbard Airport in Longyearbyen with Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) or Norwegian Air Shuttle. The flight takes approximately 3 hours. The hotel is about 5.66 km from the airport, a 9-minute taxi ride. You can also contact the hotel in advance to inquire about partnered transfer services. 🏕️Nearby Attractions: - Svalbard Museum: The northernmost Arctic museum in Norway, awarded the Council of Europe Museum Prize in 2008. It showcases 400 years of Svalbard's history, its unique geology and ecology, and numerous animal specimens, offering insights into the past and present of this land. - Svalbard Church: The world's northernmost church, belonging to the Church of Norway. Open 24 hours, it serves not only as a place of worship but also hosts various cultural events, exuding an atmosphere of tranquility and sanctity. - Longyearbyen Streets: This northernmost settlement in the world is full of unique charm. Streets are numbered instead of named, colorful houses dot the landscape, and you might even encounter reindeer strolling along the streets, immersing you in the Arctic town's ambiance. 💰Average Cost: Hotel prices vary depending on room type and season, averaging around NOK 1,500 - 3,000 (approximately USD 150 - 300) per night, including breakfast. Meals at nearby restaurants cost NOK 200 - 500 (approximately USD 20 - 50) per person. Outdoor activities like dog sledding and whale watching cost around NOK 1,000 - 3,000 (approximately USD 100 - 300) per person per activity. 💗Other Tips: - Longyearbyen is located in the Arctic region with low temperatures year-round. Pack warm clothing, such as down jackets, thick sweaters, and thermal pants, even in summer. - The polar night lasts from October to February, while the midnight sun lasts from May to September. Choose your travel time based on your preferred scenery. The chances of seeing the Northern Lights are higher during the polar night. - Pets are allowed in the hotel for an extra fee. Contact the hotel in advance to make arrangements.

🌟【A Mysterious Town in the Arctic Circle! Longyearbyen: A Sustainable Utopia at the End of the World】🌟 📍Location: The capital of Svalbard, Norway, a polar pearl at 78°13′ north latitude, the northernmost city on Earth, and the ultimate springboard for Arctic exploration! 📅Best time to travel: 🌌Winter (November-February): Chase the dancing aurora and experience the magic of the polar night; 🌞Summer (May-August): Experience the midnight sun, embark on glacier hikes and kayak adventures! 🏨The hotel I stayed at: Radisson Blu Polar Hotel, Spitsbergen ✅The first zero-carbon emission hotel in the Arctic Circle, with geothermal heating and energy-saving design throughout. Enjoy views of snow-capped mountains and glaciers right outside your window! ✅A 5-minute walk to the city center, with convenient equipment rentals for expeditions and a wake-up call service for the aurora borealis～ 🚏3 days and 2 nights itinerary: Day 1: Stroll along Longyearbyen's main street → Global Seed Vault (Doomsday Vault) → North Pole Museum → Miners' Statue Group Day 2: Dog sledding across the tundra → Glacier hiking (with a professional guide) → Overnight stay in an aurora viewing cabin Day 3: Svalbard University Centre → Visit a scientific research station → Quiet reflection at the Arctic Church 🌈Must-see attractions: 🔹Global Seed Vault: The "Noah's Ark" of human civilization, a concrete and mirrored structure of doomsday aesthetics, witnessing the fusion of science and responsibility! 🔹North Pole Museum: Relive a century of mining history, experience the wisdom of polar survival, and touch the genes of the city's symbiosis with nature. 🔹Miners' Statue Group: Bronze sculptures tell the stories of pioneers, paying tribute to the city's transformation from a "coal city" to an environmental pioneer. 🍽Recommended soul food: Svalbard · Vinterhagen Restaurant 🌿Fresh vegetables supplied directly from the polar greenhouse farm! 🍷Sit under the glass dome with a warm blueberry wine in hand, gazing at the vast snowfields outside, as if you were in a space base! 💗Polar survival tips: ⚠️You must carry a gun when leaving the city (to protect yourself from polar bears), but harming animals is prohibited. A guide will accompany you throughout. 📸For aurora photography, it is recommended to bring a tripod. The hotel provides free rental of cold-weather gloves. ♻️Plastic bottles are prohibited throughout the city. Bring your own water bottle and you can get free filtered glacier water at hotels and restaurants. 👋Smile at strangers—this place has the lowest crime rate in the world, and even the prison has become a tourist attraction! ✨City Easter eggs: Streets are named after mining tools, streetlights have built-in aurora monitoring systems, and even the cemetery "only buries but doesn't kill" due to permafrost (pregnant women must leave the island to give birth)! Longyearbyen uses hardcore technology and gentle warmth to build a beacon of human civilization in the extreme cold. Do you dare to challenge this end of the world?❄️🚀

🏘 Room Types/Layout: The hotel rooms are comfortable and spacious, fully equipped, and specially prepared with electric kettles and coffee/tea pots to meet daily drinking water needs. The room design is reasonable, and although there are fewer clothes hangers, there are many hooks and large shelves, which are very practical. Our room had five windows, offering stunning views of Longyearbyen, especially the breathtaking snow-capped mountains and seascape, which were truly refreshing. 🧹 Soundproofing/Cleanliness: The rooms are clean and tidy, and the hygiene is excellent. Although the roller blinds were a bit difficult to close, this is just a minor flaw. The TV control seemed a bit complicated at first, but we quickly learned how to operate it. The room slippers were great, reflecting the hotel's attention to detail. 🏕 Nearby Attractions: The hotel is ideally located, only 4 km from Svalbard Airport, making transportation very convenient. Nearby attractions such as Svalbard Church, Aino's studio, and the Svalbard Museum are all within walking distance. From the hotel, you can also easily access many famous attractions in the city, such as Galleri Svalbard, Better Moments AS, and Mine 3, enriching your journey. 💗 Other Tips: The hotel offers excellent sports and leisure facilities, designed to create a colorful and enjoyable stay for travelers. The conference hall is fully equipped to meet your business needs. 24-hour front desk consultation service provides you with the most intimate itinerary arrangements. There is a small but excellent sushi restaurant in the hotel, which, for me, a Japanese person, was a long-awaited treat! The staff are very friendly and helpful, assisting me in booking a boat trip and providing a lot of travel advice about Svalbard. The breakfast is fantastic, with a wide variety to satisfy your taste buds. Although our room was on the first floor and sometimes subject to some external disturbances, overall, we were very satisfied with the hotel's comfort and service quality. In short, Svalbard Hotell is the ideal accommodation choice in Longyearbyen! The location, facilities, service, and breakfast are all praiseworthy. The staff's warm hospitality makes you feel at home. If you are planning to travel to Longyearbyen, choose Svalbard Hotell, and you will not be disappointed!

——A guide to Longyearbyen, Norway, unlocking the pure adventure at the end of the earth ------ Prologue: Fairy Tale Land at 78° North Latitude Longyearbyen, nestled between the glaciers and fjords of the Svalbard archipelago, is the northernmost permanent human settlement on Earth. There are no traffic lights here, but there are polar bear warning signs; there are no tall buildings, but there is a global seed bank to protect the future of mankind. The aurora dances across the night sky like green silk, and the barking of sled dogs and the echo of glacier collapse interweave into a unique symphony in the Arctic. Pack your bags and step into this pure polar utopia. ------ ▍What you need to know before you go: Introduction to polar exploration 1. Visa and transportation • Chinese citizens can stay in Norway without a visa with a valid passport (must hold a valid visa for Norway or the Schengen area)[1] • It takes about 3 hours to fly directly from Oslo to Longyearbyen. The flight window is greatly affected by the polar night (it is recommended to reserve a flexible itinerary) 2. Best time • Aurora season (October-February): 24/7 darkness, over 80% aurora occurrence rate • Eternal Day Season (April-August): Hike on the glacier under the midnight sun and encounter Arctic foxes and seals • Transitional season (March/September): Pink and purple twilight and aurora appear together, golden period for photography 3. Equipment List • Warm three-piece suit: windproof mask, anti-slip crampons, -30℃ down jacket (available for rent locally) • Aurora photography tools: tripod, wide-angle lens, spare batteries (battery drains quickly in low temperatures) ------ ▍Fantasy experience: Soul-shaking at the end of the earth ① A civilized dialogue with polar bears • Safety rules: You must be accompanied by a gun-carrying guide when leaving the city, and take a "polar bear safety class" to learn how to identify polar bear tracks • Hidden Easter eggs: Visit the International Polar Bear Museum and make seal skin postcards by yourself (can be mailed worldwide) ② Global Seed Vault: Noah’s Ark for Humanity’s Future • Exploration Guide: Take part in weekly limited guided tours and go deep into the frozen tunnels to witness 1.2 million seed backups • Cool Facts: The seed bank gate design won an international architecture award, symbolizing the spirit of human collaboration ③ Polar Symphony of Sled Dogs • Classic Route: 5-hour dog sledding through the Ardvent Valley, hot blueberry tea at the glacier camp • Heartwarming interaction: Visiting the Husky Rescue Station and combing the hair of retired sled dogs ------ ▍Adventure Guide: Adrenaline and Aurora Dance 🌌 New gameplay for Aurora Hunting • Snowmobile night ride: follow the guide to go deep into the uninhabited area and build a temporary igloo under the aurora • Fjord kayaking: Summer only, paddle to Isfjord to witness the midnight sun dyeing the icebergs red (dry suit required) ❄️ Glacier Scientist Experience Day • Drilling 10,000-year-old ice cores and learning to use a microscope to observe the ancient climate codes in the bubbles in the ice • Enjoy a "Glacier Cocktail" at the research station, with ice cubes formed 300 years ago in the glass 🎨 Polar Art Adventure • Participate in the only glass workshop within the Arctic Circle and use volcanic sand to blow aurora-colored vessels • Searching for the world's northernmost graffiti wall on the street, the pattern was jointly created by scientific expedition members from various countries ------ ▍Arctic Circle on the tip of your tongue: Michelin-level wilderness cuisine 2. Warmth and healing • Fruene Café: hot chocolate with glacier mint and edible gold foil aurora • Research station soup: salmon cream soup slow-cooked for 8 hours using geothermal steam 3. A feast of ritual • Ice Cave Dinner: Enjoy a 5-course Arctic meal in a blue ice cave, with a hand-woven polar bear blanket as the tablecloth ------ ▍Live in a fairy tale: A guide to polar habitats 1. Ice and Snow Palace • Northern Lights Hotel: A fully glass igloo with a touch panel next to the bed to adjust the intensity of the aurora projection 2. Expedition Theme • Seed bank capsule: simulates accommodation for scientific researchers, and provides freeze-dried seed bookmarks 3. Traditional wooden house • 100-year-old miner's cabin: wood-burning fireplace + wool felt interior, reindeer can be seen walking outside the window ------ ▍Polar Civilization Code: Be a Responsible Adventurer 1. Environmental protection iron rule: It is forbidden to discard any garbage (including paper towels) in the whole city. Violators will be fined up to 5,000 kronor. 2. Animal etiquette: Keep a distance of 100 meters from wild animals and do not feed Arctic foxes 3. Cultural respect: Do not touch the stone carvings of early whalers when visiting the ruins, and ask for permission from the Sami people before taking photos ------ Epilogue: Take A Piece Of Arctic Soul When you leave your last footprint on the glacier and the warm breath of the sled dogs melts the frost on the mask, Longyearbyen will quietly engrave the purity of the Arctic into your genes. Don’t forget to do three things before leaving: 1. The post office stamps the world's northernmost reindeer postmark 2. Buy Seed Bank co-branded oats (with Plant Rescue Project printed on the packaging) at the grocery store 3. Silently pray to the polar bear statue - local legend says this will summon the aurora borealis [Aurora Prediction] If you see a spiral green light band on your return flight, it means you have been chosen by the Arctic as an "eternal adventurer." The next time polar night falls, the glaciers will call your name again.

Hey ladies! Want to get up close and personal with polar bears and set foot on the Arctic ice cap? Check out this 23-day multi-country itinerary, including Norway, to explore the polar wonders and spend unforgettable moments with the kings of the Arctic! -- Norway Trip: Discover Nordic History and Nature! 🏰Experience royal grandeur at the Oslo Royal Palace and admire the breathtaking scenery of the 🌊Sognefjord. Enjoy the Nordic charm throughout your multi-country tour, making your journey even more enriching!🎉 -- 🚢Suggested Itinerary: A Fantastic Journey through Northern Europe and the Arctic D1-D2: Depart from Shanghai and fly to Copenhagen, kicking off your Nordic adventure. D3-D8: Explore the beauty of Iceland. Starting from Reykjavik, tour the west, north, east, and south of Iceland, returning to Reykjavik before heading to Oslo. D9-D10: After a short stay in Oslo, continue to Longyearbyen and embark on a photography cruise tour of the Svalbard archipelago, the kingdom of polar bears. D11-D15: Immerse yourself in the polar bears' habitat, spend time with these adorable creatures, and enjoy the magnificent scenery of the Arctic Ocean. D16-D17: Conclude your Arctic adventure and return to Oslo before traveling to Copenhagen. D18-D21: Arrive in Ilulissat and experience the beauty of Greenland's glaciers before returning to Copenhagen. D22-D23: Depart from Copenhagen and return to Shanghai, marking the end of this unforgettable Nordic and Arctic journey. -- **Things to Note**: 💡Souvenir Prices: Norwegian handicrafts can be expensive, so compare prices at different shops before purchasing. ⏰Time Difference: Norway is 7 hours behind Beijing time. Adjust to the time difference and enjoy your trip! 🍽️Culinary Delights: Don't miss out on Norwegian salmon and lamb soup. Savor the authentic Nordic flavors! 🚕Airport Transportation: Choose from taxis or the subway for convenient travel from Oslo Airport to the city center. -- Experience Norway and the charm of multiple countries in one trip! Don't miss this dream journey. More excitement awaits. Follow me to start your Nordic fairytale!

Hey everyone! Today I'm bringing you a super exciting Longyearbyen travel guide🔥! This northernmost city in the world is truly an adventurer's paradise!🌍 📍Location Revealed: Longyearbyen is located in the Svalbard archipelago of Norway, only 1300 km from the North Pole. It's the real "end of the world"! ✈️Transportation Guide: From China, you'll need a few transfers, and remember to apply for a Schengen visa! After arrival, the airport bus and taxis are good options, but remember to bring enough cash, as many shops here don't accept credit cards💳. 📸Must-See Attractions: The Svalbard Global Seed Vault stores the hope of humanity—super cool! The Svalbard Museum lets you learn about the history of this land. Don't forget to visit the nature reserve and see if you can encounter wild polar bears🐻‍❄️! 🏨Accommodation Tips: I recommend the Radisson Blu Polar Hotel. It's in a great location, right next to the pedestrian street, making shopping super convenient! Come to Longyearbyen and experience the ultimate romance of the Arctic!🌌💕

Longyearbyen, a small town located on the Svalbard archipelago in Norway, is the northernmost city in the world and a gateway to exploring the mysteries of the Arctic. With its unique polar landscapes, abundant wildlife, and mysterious Arctic culture, it attracts countless adventurers seeking to challenge themselves and experience the charm of the polar region. I. Polar Landscapes: Witness the Wonders of Nature Northern Lights: Longyearbyen is one of the best places to see the Northern Lights. On cold winter nights, look up at the starry sky, and you might see colorful auroras dancing in the night sky, as if you were in a fairy tale world. Glaciers: Numerous glaciers surround Longyearbyen. You can participate in glacier hiking or glacier exploration activities to experience the magnificence and wonder of glaciers up close. Fjords: The Svalbard archipelago boasts many magnificent fjords. Take a boat tour to admire the steep cliffs, glaciers, and waterfalls on both sides, and experience the wonders of nature. II. Wildlife: Encounter Polar Creatures Polar Bears: The polar bear is a symbol of Svalbard and the most popular wild animal in Longyearbyen. Join a polar bear watching tour, led by professional guides, to search for polar bear tracks and experience the thrill and excitement of encountering the king of the Arctic. Walruses: The waters near Longyearbyen are home to a large number of walruses. Take a boat trip to walrus habitats and observe the habits of these massive creatures. Arctic Foxes: Arctic foxes are the most common land mammals in Svalbard. They have thick white fur, adapted to the harsh polar climate. III. Polar Culture: Experience Human Courage and Wisdom Svalbard Museum: The perfect place to learn about the history, culture, and natural environment of Svalbard. The museum displays a rich collection of exhibits, including Arctic exploration equipment and animal and plant specimens. Arctic Church: A landmark building in Longyearbyen, its unique triangular appearance symbolizes an iceberg. The church's interior is simple and warm, making it a good place to experience polar culture. Global Seed Vault: Located near Longyearbyen, the Global Seed Vault stores crop seeds from all over the world. Known as the "Doomsday Seed Vault," it is an important window into humanity's efforts to address climate change. IV. Polar Activities: Challenge Yourself and Embrace the Polar Charm Snowmobiling: The best way to experience polar speed and excitement. Drive a snowmobile across the vast snowfields and experience the vastness and beauty of the Arctic. Dog Sledding: A traditional polar mode of transportation. Ride a dog sled across the snowfields and experience the joy of working alongside huskies. Ice Cave Exploration: Explore the mysteries inside glaciers. Led by professional guides, enter ice caves and admire the crystal-clear ice walls and various ice formations, experiencing the mystery and wonder of the polar region. V. Practical Information * Transportation: Longyearbyen has flights to Tromsø and Oslo, Norway. * Accommodation: Longyearbyen offers a variety of accommodation options, from luxury hotels to budget-friendly guesthouses. * Best Time to Travel: The best time to see the Northern Lights is in winter (November–February). In summer (June–August), you can experience the midnight sun and participate in outdoor activities such as hiking and camping. Conclusion Longyearbyen, a city at the end of the world, boasts unique polar landscapes, abundant wildlife, and a mysterious Arctic culture, making it a paradise for adventurers. Whether you want to challenge yourself or experience the charm of the polar region, Longyearbyen can meet your needs. So, why not plan a polar adventure trip to Longyearbyen and experience the unique charm of this city for yourself?