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During my working holiday in Australia, I absolutely loved staying in the peaceful and relaxing Tasmania. Everyone says there's a high chance of seeing the aurora here, especially during the winter months (May to August). This time, I'm sharing my experience of witnessing a spectacular aurora outbreak last October. Seeing it with my own eyes was so moving that it brought me to tears. I'll share more of Tasmania's beauty in the future, hoping this wonderful place gets more recognition ☺️

🌟The days are short and the nights are long in winter. In December, Norway only has 4 precious hours of daylight. Those who love outdoor photography must plan their time and take cold prevention measures. They must be fully armed with warm-keeping measures from head to toe. 🌟When it's cold, mobile phones and cameras consume power quickly, so spare batteries and power banks are needed☑️ 🌟Seeing the aurora depends on luck and the aurora index on that day. You have to keep driving north. Travel like a Buddhist and go with the flow. 📖Tromso, Norway, is the largest port city in northern Norway and the third largest city north of the Arctic Circle. Its geographical location close to the top of the European continent makes it the best place to enjoy the aurora and the gateway to the Arctic. Day 1 12.21 Reykjavik ✈️Oslo ✈️Tromso 📍Fishing port (ice-free port all year round) 📍Arctic Cathedral 📍Top of Storsteiner Mountain (✅Overlooking the panoramic view of Tromsø) 🌟Aurora group via minibus (✅Book at the hotel front desk) 🏨 Comfort Hotel Xpress Tromso Day 2 12.22 📍One Day of Active Dog Sledding (✅ActiveTromso reservation) 🏨 Comfort Hotel Xpress Tromso Day 3 Tromso 🚢Hastard 🚌Reine ✅Go to the nearby supermarket to buy food for the next two days of Christmas 🏨Reine cottage Day 4 📍Reine fishing village 🔔Christmas Eve 🏨Reine cottage Day 5 📍Reine fishing village 🎄 Christmas 🏨Reine cottage Day 6 Reine 🚌Tromso 🏨 Comfort Hotel Xpress Tromso Day 7 1 📍Tromsø Library 📍One Day of Active Dog Sledding (✅ActiveTromso reservation) 🏨 Comfort Hotel Xpress Tromso Day 8 Tromso ✈️London #100TravelWays #NorwayTravel #Tromso #WinterTravel #Northern Europe #EuropeTravel #GlobalTravel #Aurora

Church of the Good Shepherd The #Church of the Good Shepherd located on Lake Tekapo (#Lake Tekapo calls it “the most ideal gold-level stargazing spot in the world”) has become the mind of many #starry sky photographers to at least go for the rest of their lives A pilgrimage site I must go to Iceland! And it is also the smallest church in all of #New Zealand. Also combined with the lupine flower has a very serene, fresh feeling, really very comfortable. It's beautiful from any angle! ! !

Stay at Aurora Lakeside Cabin in Iceland😆 You can see the aurora without signing up for those aurora tours! ! ! In fact, Iceland will have a high probability of seeing the aurora as long as you encounter good weather It's just the difference between strength and weakness so it's better to save the group's money and take it directly🥴 So basically when choosing accommodation just choose places with no light pollution And if the sky is unobstructed by clouds, there is a high probability that you can see it! And I actually had a K P value of only 2.65🥲 It is very weak but it is called to see it 😆 Those houses in Iceland are all Scandinavian style just like the IKEA demonstration house Make a wish that everyone will encounter good weather when we go 🫶🏻 #iceland #iceland #aurora #iceland travel #globaltravel

Yellowknife, located in Canada's Northwest Territories, is famous for its spectacular aurora borealis. From September to April each year, the night sky here becomes an ideal place to view the Northern Lights. As night falls, the stars twinkle and the aurora begins to dance in the sky, presenting charming green, purple and red lights, like a flowing painting. The best time to view the aurora in Yellowknife is usually during the winter evenings, especially on clear nights, away from the light pollution of the city, when you can quietly enjoy this magnificent sky show in an open area. The local climate is cold, so you need to wear warm clothes when viewing the aurora and bring a camera to capture this unforgettable moment. The aurora in Yellowknife is not only a visual feast, but also a spiritual baptism, allowing people to feel the magnificence and mystery of nature. It is a fantasy experience that every traveler dreams of. #Aurora

In the silent polar region of Murmansk, the night is as dark as ink, and the air is filled with a sense of mysterious anticipation. As the night falls, the cold wind sweeps across the boundless snowy plains, stirring up the passion within, making one forget the cold and gaze at the deep night sky. Finally, a streak of green light gently glides across the horizon, continuously changing and intertwining into dazzling bands of light, gracefully swaying in the starry sky like silk. The colors of the aurora gradually deepen, even tinged with soft hues of purple and pink, transforming the entire night sky into a dreamlike scene. Standing in this snowy land, it feels as if one can hear the whispers of the aurora, soothing the fatigue of the journey, bringing a sense of tranquility and emotion. This is nature's silent performance, magnificent and transcendent. On the nights in Murmansk, I deeply understand what 'Polar Night Radiance' means. The sky seems to fulfill the deepest desires of the heart, allowing everyone to find an indescribable purity and beauty in the polar night. This aurora will become an eternal memory in my life.

In Tromsø, Norway, the Arctic wind gently brushes against my face as I step into this magical land with great anticipation. As night falls, the world around me becomes serene and mysterious, and I can't help but hope that the legendary aurora will appear as promised. The sky begins to shimmer, as if nature's magic is unfolding in an instant. Green bands of light quietly emerge, like fairies dancing in the night sky, capturing my gaze. As the lights shift, blue and purple hues intertwine, weaving a magnificent tapestry. Each flicker is as intense as a heartbeat, leaving me in awe. Standing on the cold snow, surrounded by friends equally mesmerized by the spectacle, I feel a wonderful sense of unity with the universe. Under this dark night sky, the beauty of the aurora is not only a visual delight but also a cleansing of the soul. All worries and worldly clamor seem to dissipate in this dazzling display of light. As the aurora gradually fades into the depths of the night sky, I am left with a sense of mystery and awe. This night, the aurora in Tromsø made me feel the miracle of life and filled me with reverence for this land.

At the northernmost tip of China, the night sky of Beiji Village in Mohe shines with a mysterious glow. As night falls, the sky gradually shifts from deep blue to pitch black, and the aurora slowly unfurls like satin. The pale green ribbons of light meander across the sky, weaving a dreamlike scene in this polar region. Standing on the snow-covered ground, I look up and feel an indescribable sense of awe. The aurora changes slowly with the night wind, sometimes like gentle clouds, sometimes like surging waves, as if telling ancient legends to the heavens and earth. The green light reflects on the snow, adding a touch of magic to the white expanse, making everything around seem to stand still, leaving only the light and shadows dancing in the sky. In this moment, the cold is driven away by the warmth in my heart, and all I see is the mesmerizing light. The aurora is like poetry, filled with the grandeur and mystery of nature. In the night of Beiji Village, it feels like being in a dream, one that you never want to wake up from. This is a gift from nature, a cleansing of the soul, witnessing the most distant beauty and awe of the north.

In the Lofoten Islands, witnessing the Northern Lights is one of the luckiest experiences of the journey. As night falls and the sky gradually darkens, the tranquility of the Lofoten Islands is broken by the splendor of the Northern Lights. Bands of green light dance across the night sky, like nature's spirits soaring freely. The colors of the Northern Lights are unpredictable, sometimes resembling green ribbons, other times like vast green curtains, adorning the entire sky with a dreamlike quality. Standing in the Lofoten Islands, gazing up at the starry sky, you will feel an indescribable sense of awe and reverence. The beauty of the Northern Lights is not just a visual feast but also a touch to the soul. It makes one feel the magic and grandeur of nature, and inspires deeper reflections on life and the universe.

The Lofoten Islands in Norway 🇳🇴 are located within the Arctic Circle, attracting many tourists every winter to chase the Northern Lights. We traveled a long way to get here, and of course, we were no exception! Since we didn't have much time to stay, we joined a local tour group to make the most of our time. The guides were very experienced and told us that we were very lucky because the Kp index was relatively high that night, increasing our chances of seeing the Northern Lights! We were all very excited! That night, the guide drove us to a sparsely populated area with less light pollution and a clear sky 🌌. After waiting for about 30 minutes, the sky was filled with magnificent Northern Lights, dancing across the sky. It was incredibly beautiful!

Finally, I chased the aurora last winter! 🥰 Murmansk, a city in northern Russia, becomes an excellent spot to watch the aurora during winter nights. 🌌 As night falls, the sky gradually deepens, and brilliant streaks of light begin to dance in the sky, like elves leaping in the night sky. The aurora is colorful, with each hue seemingly telling a mysterious story of nature. 🌠 The aurora in Murmansk is a precious gift from nature to humanity, allowing people to feel warmth and hope even on cold winter nights. 🌅

Did you know that you can also chase the Northern Lights in New Zealand’s South Island? You don’t have to go to South America to enjoy the pink and purple Aurora Australis♥️ Many people who go to the South Island of New Zealand will definitely arrange a trip to #Milford Sound Going to Milford Sound will definitely pass through a small town - #Te Anau I have lived here for five months and have seen the Aurora four times. Although the Aurora Index is not too high, it is rare to get good weather in the town with the highest humidity in the world I originally wanted to try my luck to see the Aurora, and went south to find a job and stay for a long time. I didn’t expect that my dream would come true on the third day! I couldn't calm down my excitement for a long time, and I still couldn't believe that I was really standing under the aurora! So I suggest you check the Aurora Index when you go there. Stay a few more days in Te Anau. 👩🏻🎓Aurora Classroom "Aurora" is a green light hanging in the dark night. It is a natural phenomenon that you must see once in your life. Aurora is called Aurora or Polar Light in English. Many people use the term "Northern Light", but "Northern Light" is only suitable for the aurora that appears in the north. Also, the Northern Light is called "Aurora Borealis"; What I saw was the "Southern Light" near the South Pole, so the English name is "Southern Light" or "Aurora Australis", but relatively few people go to the South Pole to watch the aurora. 🌏 Places to view the Aurora Borealis: Lake Tekapo, New Zealand (New Zealand) Invercargill, New Zealand (New Zealand) Stewart Island, New Zealand (New Zealand) Bluff, New Zealand (New Zealand) 🌎 Top five places to view the Northern Lights: Fairbanks, Alaska (United States) Kiruna, Sweden (Sweden) Finnmark, Norway (Norway) Yellowknife, Canada (Canada) Reykjavik, Iceland (Iceland) ✅ Principles of Aurora Photography Use the 448 principle as the base photo 4-second shutter speed 4.0 large aperture 8000ISO After getting started, you can start adjusting the exposure length Generally, 15 seconds is enough to take a clear Aurora photo The camera itself is also very important My small photo will have a lot of noise #Aurora #100 ways to travel #New Zealand

This journey was likely to be the last city developed in Northern Europe. At that time, I didn't want to travel too far, so I decided to try my luck in this city. Trondheim is not a mainstream tourist city, so the pace is very leisurely, perfect for a casual stroll. Afterward, you can return to the hotel to cook a meal or have a cup of coffee. The hotel is located on a hilltop (climbing up was exhausting), but the view is fantastic, and if you're lucky, you might even see the Norwegian Air Force's F35 fighter jets flying by. Trondheim also has some unique architecture, with notable landmarks including the Nidaros Cathedral, the Old Town Bridge, and the Bakklandet Wharf. The Nidaros Cathedral is the largest and most important Gothic cathedral in Northern Europe, while the Old Town Bridge is a popular spot for taking photos. Bakklandet Wharf is known for its old wooden buildings and traditional way of life. I stayed here for four nights, and for three of those nights, I was able to see the Northern Lights. I must say, I was very lucky! However, the Northern Lights were only faint green in the distance for the first two nights, not very intense. On the last day, I received an alert that the Northern Lights would be very strong, so I specifically went to the seaside to watch them (details are in another article).

#Aurora #100 Ways to Travel #trip #Check-in #TravelInspiration Utsiktspunkt is located in northern Europe and is an ideal place to view the Northern Lights. From November to April of the following year, there is the greatest chance of seeing the aurora. To ensure you can enjoy this magnificent natural phenomenon, you must pay attention to the following points: 🔆Weather: A clear, cloudless sky is the best condition for viewing the aurora. 🔆Away from lights: Avoid light interference and choose an area away from the city. 🔆Time: 8:00 to 12:00 at night is the peak time for the aurora to appear. Besides the Northern Lights, Utsiktspunkt has other activities: 🔆Icebreaker Cruise: Take the Arctic SAMPO icebreaker and enjoy the spectacular sight of ice breaking. 🔆King Crab Hunting: Experience the techniques of catching king crabs and taste fresh king crabs. 🔆Reindeer sledding: Follow the reindeer's footsteps and explore the history of Lapland. Utsiktspunkt is a place where people can make good memories during their Northern Lights trip in Northern Europe. Whether it is watching the aurora or other exciting activities, it will be an unforgettable experience of a lifetime.

#Aurora #100 Ways to Travel Kangerlussuaq is a great choice for admiring the aurora in the remote Arctic Circle. This small town in Greenland, although not populated, is one of the ideal places to view the aurora. 🔆Aurora Night: In the cold winter, away from light pollution, you have the opportunity to witness the fantastic aurora under this clean sky. The appearance of the aurora depends on luck, but here, the chance is relatively high. 🔆Rent a car and travel independently: It is recommended to rent a car so that you can freely explore the surrounding area. Kangerlussuaq is surrounded by magnificent glaciers, mountains and tranquil lakes, which are all great attractions for the Aurora tour. 🔆Glacier Tour: Take part in a local glacier tour, go deep into the glacier world, and feel the wonderful beauty of ice and snow. Kangerlussuaq is a great place to get up close and personal with the Northern Lights and a great starting point to explore the natural beauty of Greenland.

#Aurora #TravelInspiration #Check-In #100WaysToTravel This small family business has been in the tourism industry for over 10 years and offers winter activities including dog sledding and snowmobiling. Their tour starts in Laxforsen, just a 20-minute drive from Jukkasjärvi and Kiruna city centre. Here are some popular itineraries: 🔆3-Day Dog Sledding Tour: This tour includes 2 nights accommodation at a wilderness camp with full meals, a change of clothes, and pick-up from downtown Kiruna. 🔆3.5-hour Northern Lights Snowmobile Tour: You will drive a snowmobile and have the opportunity to enjoy the wonderful Northern Lights. (This tour includes transfer service) 🔆Autumn Alaskan Husky and Quad Bike Tours: In the fall, you can take training courses for quad bikes and dog sledding. The experience was excellent, especially the care of the dogs and the expertise of the guides. If you're looking for an unforgettable time in the beautiful Swedish wilderness, this is definitely worth a try! 🐾

#Aurora Conditions for the Aurora to appear in Iceland The best time to observe the Aurora in Iceland is generally from September to April of the following year, and this period is usually called the "Aurora season". During this time, the nights in Iceland are getting longer and the skies are getting darker, providing perfect conditions for observing the aurora. Iceland also has cooler nighttime temperatures, which helps reduce atmospheric interference and makes the aurora clearer and brighter. We went to Iceland in March via the Netherlands. We then joined an 8-day tour around the island. We visited scenic spots in the morning and afternoon and watched the Northern Lights in the evening. Fortunately, we saw the Northern Lights 4 out of 8 nights. Because Iceland has an oceanic climate, it is relatively cloudy and the chance of seeing the Northern Lights is relatively low.

#100 Ways to Travel Absiko National Park in Sweden has beautiful mountains and snowy scenery. It is also a perfect place to see the aurora with a probability of more than 80%, and you can see it once every three days on average. Transportation: Train: Departs from Stockholm at 6pm, total 16 hours. Plane: Take the train from Stockholm to Kiruna, the commute time is about 4 hours. There is only one supermarket in Abisko and few restaurants, so it is recommended to practice your cooking skills or buy frozen food and microwave it. There are a total of 6 routes in the national park, and the length of each section is different, ranging from a few hours to several days. This time we took the Orange Route, which is also the most famous one. The average time is about three hours. The sunshine on the road, glaciers, snow scenes, ice lakes, and each section of the scenery is breathtaking, but the daytime is shorter in winter. When I went there in November, there was sunshine from 10 am to 4 pm. If you want to hike, you must grasp the time. (Pay attention to keeping your feet warm. I wore wool socks and hiking boots this time. As long as you don't move, the cold will still come up from the soles of your feet.) For the aurora, there are paid tour guides who will take you to the best view point to see the aurora, but this time I chose to find a spot by the lake in Abisko to take pictures. (It was minus 16 degrees, so you still need to wrap yourself as tightly as possible to keep warm, and also pay attention to whether the camera equipment will freeze due to the cold) I was lucky enough to take photos of the aurora for two consecutive days, but on the first day, when it was the strongest, I was too excited and didn’t set up a tripod, so the picture was a little shaky. On the second day, I set up a tripod, but the aurora was not as strong as the first day, but it was worth it to see the aurora. If you want to chase the aurora for the first time and want convenience, then Abisko is very suitable for those who want to chase the aurora, with beautiful natural environment and slow pace of life #Sweden #Aurora #Northern Europe #Nordic Attractions #Nordic Travel #Snow #Glacier #Snowfield #Train #Airplane #Europe #Nordic Travel #Arctic Tour

#Aurora 🌟Beautiful Aurora Exploration Tour: A Complete Guide to Watching the Aurora in New Zealand🌌 Hey explorers! Want to get a glimpse of the most gorgeous secret in the night sky - the Aurora? Don't worry, let's embark on a fantasy journey through New Zealand and chase those green ghosts dancing in the sky! 👇 📅【Best time】 If you want to capture the beauty of the Aurora, you have to choose the right time! Every year from May to August, especially June and July, is the golden period when New Zealand's South Island is most likely to see the aurora feast. The long night and the bright starry sky are the perfect stage for the aurora to quietly appear. 🌌✨ 📍【Best location】 Mount Cook National Park: Far away from the light pollution of the city, the clear night sky of Mount Cook is a paradise for aurora lovers. Looking up at the foot of the snow-capped mountains, it seems as if the entire universe is lighting up for you. 🏔🌌 Lake Tekapo: Against the backdrop of the lake and mountains, the aurora unfolds like a scroll, and every flash is mesmerizingly beautiful. The surface of the lake is like a mirror, reflecting the fantastic colors of the sky, just like a dream. 🏞🌌 Dunedin to Invercargill Coast: Along this quiet coastline, the aurora dances with the waves, adding an indescribable romance to your trip. 🌊🌌 🚗【Itinerary planning】 Be prepared: Remember to check weather forecasts and aurora prediction websites to choose a clear, cloudless night. ☁🌙 Warm gear: After all, this is a winter adventure, so a thick down jacket, scarf, and gloves are indispensable. Don’t let the cold affect your good mood! 🧣🧤 Camera on standby: Bring your tripod and wide-angle lens, adjust the parameters, and prepare to record this rare spectacle! 📷💫 💡【Tips】 Aurora is the result of the interaction between solar wind and the earth's atmosphere. It is uncertain. Patience and luck are equally important! 🙏

#Aurora #100 Ways to Travel #Iceland Travel #Must-Visit #Blue Lagoon #Natural Landscape There are many countries where you can see the Northern Lights, but Iceland is the only country in the world where 100% of its land is located within the Aurora Circle. The Northern Lights I saw were not the most beautiful, and I am not good at chasing the lights, but I was still deeply moved by the beauty and shock that Iceland brought me. I helped myself realize my dream, and I also wanted to promote Iceland, a place that you must visit in your lifetime❤️ 🌟There are several determining factors for seeing the aurora: 1. Dark enough 2. Clouds 3. Aurora index. Because of Iceland's unstable climate, it takes a lot of luck to see the aurora green screen like in animations compared to other places.😅Because of the high difficulty, following the experts in a group is the easiest way. We drove by ourselves + Aurora app + physical strength to chase without thinking, and only then did we see the goddess Aurora without warning under the blessing of God😍 No matter how beautiful the photos and videos are, they cannot truly convey the feeling. You have to go there in person! Will cry! 🌟You can’t fly directly to the capital Reykjavik from Taiwan, you have to transfer to London. Iceland is not only about the Northern Lights, there are many other attractions that can be planned together. The "Halgrímskirkja Church", "Blue Lagoon Hot Spring", "Gullfoss Golden Waterfall", "Strokkur Geysir Geyser", "Blue Ice Cave", "Black Sand Beach" and other attractions in the city center can all be solved in two days! ✔️ The Golden Circle is a must-see attraction consisting of Gullfoss Waterfall, Strokkur Geyser and Thingvellir National Park. It is magnificent and glittering under the sunlight. 💕 ✔️ Geysers turn water into steam due to geothermal heat and erupt every 6-10 minutes. If the eruption lasts only a few seconds, you need to turn on the continuous shooting function. 🌟 The Blue Ice Cave is a frozen river and a blue world. It is an adventure limited to winter. You will be lucky enough to see the river flowing through the ice when you enter the Blue Ice Cave. However, we encountered bad weather during the drive there. It was very cold and we didn’t want to stay there for too long. 🌟 Vik in the south + Reynisfjara black sand beach Known as one of the must-see attractions in Iceland, the biggest feature of this town is its tranquility and ease. You must take a photo of the red church sign on the mountain. On the way to Vik by car, you will pass the Hveragerði geothermal steam valley, the hot spring town, Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls. You can continue to visit Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon in one more day. 💯Spring and summer are very comfortable and are the best time for self-driving, but you won’t be able to see the Northern Lights😅 If you are driving in Iceland in winter (November-March), you must at least rent a four-wheel drive vehicle; Iceland’s roads are prone to snow and ice in winter, and it is also easy for roads to be temporarily closed due to bad weather, and the sunshine time is also short, so you must plan well! Enjoy!

Spent several days in Iceland, and on the third night, I finally saw the Northern Lights. It was so touching! I've heard that some people stay for many days and still don't get to see them, so I was really happy to catch a glimpse. Although it wasn't a major display, witnessing the ever-changing green lights made me truly appreciate the beauty and wonder of nature. Despite the high cost, seeing the Northern Lights is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that you won't regret.

#Aurora 🌌 Beautiful Iceland Light Chasing Tour💫 — A Complete Guide to Watching the Aurora✨ Hi! Dear star chasers👋, today we are going to embark on a fantastic journey together. Destination? Of course, it is the Icelandic island that is covered with ice and snow but can bloom with the unparalleled beauty of the aurora🇮🇸! Let us hold hands and walk into this fantastic feast of light and shadow! 🎉 🌟 Preparation: Equipment and Timing 🎒📅 Equipment collection: Remember to bring the warmest down jacket 🧥, waterproof boots 👢, thermal gloves 🧤 and a thick scarf 🧣, and a hat that can cover your ears 🎩. Don’t forget your windproof and waterproof camera case📷 to record this rare beauty. Best time: October to April of the following year is the golden period for viewing the aurora❄. Choose a clear, cloudless night to greatly increase the chances of the aurora appearing! 🌌 🚗 Itinerary Planning 🗺 Exploring the Golden Circle: Starting from Reykjavik, you can first visit the Golden Circle to see the Geysir ⛲ and the Gullfoss 🏞, and warm up by the way to recharge your energy for the aurora tour in the evening! Waiting on the black sand beach: The black sand beach in Vik is a great place to see the aurora dancing with the waves🌊. Stand there, let the aurora illuminate the black sand beach, and feel the infinite charm of nature. Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon: If you are lucky, you can see the Aurora Borealis reflected on the ice-blue lake at the Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon. The scene is like a fairyland recreated! 🏞💧

#Aurora #100 Ways to Travel Happy moment - seeing the aurora in Iceland Chasing the aurora was really almost freezing, but it was really moving to see the moment. I signed up for a three-day tour, but the weather was so bad the first two days that the aurora chasing tour was cancelled. I am grateful that I can meet the beautiful aurora on the last day. Food, accommodation, entertainment and transportation in Iceland are very expensive. If I didn't see it, I would be at a loss. Seeing the aurora is definitely one thing to do. ##Europe Travel##Iceland##Aurora Trip##Aurora Borealis##Cold

The first stop after COVID19 : Rovaniemi, Finland 🇫🇮 Santa Claus Village in winter is exactly what I have always dreamed of in my heart Thick snow and a white mist outside the window It is a bit tiring to walk but I still like it ❄️ The red cabins and the orange lights at night It really seems like Christmas is coming 🎄🎅🏻 There are not many activities, sleigh rides, reindeer cart rides, and then eat venison🫎 Walk and stop, take a sauna at night🧖♀️Watch the aurora if there is one Some people say that Santa Claus Village has serious light pollution But when I was taking a sauna, the pig brother guarding outside the house shouted: Yes! pole! Light! 🌌 I quickly showered and wiped the sweat off. I didn’t even have time to put on my underwear. I put on my snow jacket, pants and shoes and ran out😅 But it was all worth it because as soon as I went out, the Aurora was right above my head🤩 Thank you, Brother Zhu, for waiting in the extreme cold. The waiting time may be long and cold, but you will find it worthwhile when you come back. Hotel: Santa Claus Holiday Village #finland #rovaniemi #santa#santaclausvillage #huskyride #raindeersafari #travel #aurora #northenlights #Finland #Rovaniemi #Santa Claus Village #Aurora #Travel 🕰️Business hours:

#GlobalTravel #HotelRecommendation #Hotel #Finland 🇫🇮 Finland’s hotel made entirely of ice and snow｜Full experience of five senses frozen food, accommodation and bar . //Following the glass house hotel I shared last time, the editor also stayed in an igloo that challenges the limits of the human body on the second night in Santa Claus Village. In addition to overnight accommodation, there are also a series of polar sensory challenges, and guests who successfully experience them will receive achievement certificates! // . ❖ Accommodation information ❖ 🏠Same as the Glass House Hotel introduced last time 𝗔𝗿𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗰 𝗦𝗻𝗼𝘄𝗵𝗼𝘁𝗲𝗹 & 𝗚𝗹𝗮𝘀𝘀 𝗜𝗴𝗹𝗼𝗼𝘀 Group. ┊Click here for details and review of the experience of staying at the Glass House Hotel #In-depth tour of the happiest country🇫🇮Finland┊ 🏠The igloo is rebuilt and carved every year, and the room temperature is about zero to five degrees. Recommended for one night only and not suitable for children under five years old. ⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝ ❖ Check-in experience ❖ ✍🏻Room equipment ↣ Bedroom All the furniture in the room is made of ice and snow, including the bed frame (you can experience Yang Guo and his aunt's ice bed practice). The mattress and pillows are made of reindeer fur for extreme temperatures, and come with a fleece-lined sleeping bag. The staff recommends only wearing necessary base layers in your sleeping bag. Wearing a thick sweater will not keep you warm! Moreover, the walls and furniture of each room have unique ice sculpture art (the editor’s stay is already very low-key) ~ ↣ Warm zone If you really can't stand the cold in the middle of your sleep, you can go to the warming area. It has heating and normal beds, but just a simple youth hostel style decoration. ↣ toilet The toilet is located outside the room and is shared with the other igloo residents. "Unfortunately" it is not made of ice and snow. The more troublesome thing is that you have to go to the sauna outside the igloo to take a bath, and there are time limits. . ✍🏻Hotel service ↣ Aurora Alarm Clock Like the Glass House, the hotel will alert guests in their room when an aurora appears. The difference is that in the igloo, a real person sounds the alarm clock, and the staff will personally go outside the room to notify you! ↣ 𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗰𝗮𝗹𝗹 The only electricity in the room was a light and a two-prong plug. Therefore, Morning call also involves the staff personally going to the room to bring hot berry juice to wake up the guests. . ✍🏻Other services Those who do not stay overnight in the igloo can purchase tickets to visit other areas in the hotel. The "𝟱 𝗦𝗲𝗻𝘀𝗲𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗜𝗰𝗲" chosen by the editor includes a full set of sensory experiences: ↣ 𝗜𝗰𝗲 𝗥𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗮𝘂𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘁 The walls, tables, chairs, and cups and saucers of the restaurant are all made of ice. The restaurant only offers a three-course meal, with a choice of four main courses, including traditional Finnish ingredients such as elk and Arctic salmon. For detailed food reviews, please pay attention to the sharing later 🛎Turn on the little bell so you won’t miss it🛎. ↣ 𝗜𝗰𝗲 𝗕𝗮𝗿 From colorful ice sculptures to Finnish spirits, you can enjoy the polar ice and snow bar culture that you won’t find anywhere else. After drinking, remember to throw the shot glass made of ice against the snow wall. It is part of the culture here to make the glass explode. ↣ 𝗜𝗰𝗲 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗽𝗲𝗹 The Ice and Snow Church is very popular, and every year many couples come to hold a "quick white wedding." In order to leave a little surprise for everyone, I won’t post the photos of the church, leaving them for you to discover on your own! . 🚪@arcticsnowhotel 💰 €1592/2 people (Christmas Package price) 💰 €338/2 people (one night rate *subject to change by month) 📍 Lehtoahontie 27, 97220 Sinettä, Finland . ⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝⸝ ❖ Postscript ❖ //Igloo hotels are less common than glass houses (many places only allow short-term visits), so the editor specially came to northern Finland to experience it. Staying in a zero-degree room all night is really a physical challenge, and running during the day makes you even more tired, so I feel a sense of accomplishment when I get the certificate for a successful overnight stay! // . Like the pictures and text of "Choose Your Food"🤍 Please click like and follow @picky.eaterrr . Discover more information about Finland #In-depth travel to the happiest country🇫🇮Finland #FinlandTravel #Finnishfood #Helsinki #Helsinkitourism #rovaniemi #Santa Claus Village #Finnish Santa Claus Village #Aurora #Northern Lights #Finnish Aurora Borealis #Finnish Northern Lights

We have arrived at the end of the world - Lofoten Islands! Yes, I also lived in the little red house. This is the only place comparable to Iceland. Driving from Tromsø to Lofoten Islands Then to the end of E10 Road - Å (Ao Town), the shortest name in the world The real end of the map There are only 3 hours of sunshine, sunrise and sunset, Thank you for the mostly sunny days, the most amazing views, the simplest shots, no filters needed Accompanied by countless fjords and Norwegian forests, Enter this winter fairy tale The most beautiful fishing village, lights, blues, golden mountains in the sun, pink skies, gray, white and black fjords, Little Red House, Little Yellow House, Dancing Aurora Only when you see it with your own eyes will you believe it, it is so beautiful that it is breathtaking There are few people, it seems like there are only two of us in the world Life is worth it #travel #northern europe #lofoten #norway #lofoten islands #norway #wintertravel #norwegianfjords #aurora #one of the must-see attractions in life #trip

The whole of Iceland is in the Aurora Zone If good weather, no clouds, high kp value can basically be seen But also don't expect much Because Iceland is really cloudy for a long time If you purely want to see the aurora, it is recommended to go back to the town of Yellowknife, which is recommended by many people Bonus to see the aurora in Iceland!! But there are also people who have tried to see it for several nights in a row So it really depends on whether there is this luck I was lucky enough to see it the next night and then not once If you're not afraid of getting tired and really want to see it, You can join the Aurora tour from guide to iceland Then we will pick you up at night to the suburbs to see the aurora The guide will also decide which area to visit depending on the weather on the night back Or will it be cancelled Most tours can have a second chance That is the first time out to the suburbs can not see Will pick you up again the next night free of charge to see Be sure to check the terms of the tour! ! 。 There is a see Aurora apps recommended to everyone app store search After positioning the location in Iceland, you can see the current Icelandic Aurora kp value The larger the value represents the more active the aurora Inside you can see where the best viewing spots are Also see cloud cover and aurora forecasts But of course the prediction cannot be said to be 100% accurate Because the kp value and cloud cover will change at any time You can see it a day earlier before booking the tour!! I looked before leaving, every day at least kp3 or more, a few days kp5 In the end, there was only one day to see the aurora🥺 So stay normal! ! Note that there is a cloud map of Iceland in the apps Remember to go after the white, not the green! ! ! White areas represent no cloud cover Pay attention to those who go after the aurora on their own, because many people think that green represents the aurora 。 Also, the aurora will only be visible with the naked eye in extremely dark places If there are lights around or not enough black, you will see a mass of gray stuff like that😂 Those who have not seen the aurora actually really do not know that the pat thing is the aurora It's no different from a cloud 😂 The guide told us, and then we took pictures with our phones and saw the green aurora! ! Amazing! It was around 6pm at that moment. Then at 1 or 2 am, I woke up and turned off the lights around before I could see the green light with my naked eye I really couldn't sleep that night Seeing the sky full of stars, then seeing the aurora, happy death 。 In summary, seeing the aurora requires luck, and some say you usually have to do more good things! 🤣 Anyway, share this luck with everyone✨✨✨ #Iceland #Aurora#

I believe everyone has taken the bus 🚌 But I don't know how many people have tried living on a bus!!?🤭🤭 After the last introduction of the old bus converted into the Cafe, Today I want to introduce the accommodation converted into the old bus!🏡 This range is not very large.Only 5 rooms!! You can book a separate BBQ in the middle!!🪵🪵 The restrooms are all to Share to use ~ (It’s like going to a government campground grounds). Since you can stay in such a characteristic accommodation 🤩🤩 We got there at 4:00!!!! But to remind everyone there is no food nearby You have to drive back to the capital to get more food So before our stay went to the capital to buy some ingredients Decided to go to the cooking house!!!🍹 (But I don't really recommend everyone to do that, because d stoves are . I washed it for a long time before cooking it)🌚🌚🌚 It's quite beautiful here at night ❤️ Again, you can see the aurora But it was cold indoors 🥶🥶🥶🥶 It was so cold that I wanted to sleep in the car So think carefully before you live 😅😅 #iceland #icelandtrip #icelandtravel #iceland #honeymoon #photo #featured accommodation #aurora

Iceland Winter Limited - Blue Ice Cave ❄️❄️ This trip I joined 2 Glacier Construction Bank🥾 1 is a 3 hour Katla Ice Cave The other is the 6-hour Vatnajokull Ice Cave This article mainly wants to introduce the 6-hour Vatnajokull Ice Cave🤗 This local tour is always a bit difficult So there will be a little limit ⚠️⚠️ Please check carefully before registering!! ️‼ ️‼ ️ Let's say 6 hours glacier construction But it is not a full 6 hours walk, please rest assured Because there will be a ride and photo time 👐🏻 I think the round trip adds up to about 3-3.5 hours if you really walk It's actually a little hard...😰😰 The day was a hike up the glacier in -13 degrees Needless to say it was cold as hell!!❄️☃️ But because there is a fierce sun shining on the glacier Then reflected on it is actually really not funny 🤡 Luckily I brought sunglasses 🥹🥹 But please believe... 💕💕The hard work is worth it💕💕 The most talked about entering the Blue Ice Cave was "Wow!! Beautiful crazy!!" "Help!! It's so beautiful!!"😍 #Iceland #Aurora #iceland #Winter Trip #Blue Ice Cave #Ice and Snow World #Human Wonderland #Overseas Tour #honeymoon

Go to Northern Europe, of course, to see the aurora However, seeing the aurora must depend on luck 😔 This time I share spent over 1000 to share a glass house with a friend But it turned into the experience of a painful wallet but not being able to see the aurora🥲 Of course share how to increase the chances of seeing the aurora 🤣 📌Arctic Guesthouse and Igloos Located in Ranua near Ranua zoo Ranua belongs to a less northerly position than rovaniemi And there is a zoo nearby to check out It takes an hour and a half to get to ranua from rovaniemi This time it can be said to be a cheap version of the glass house I saw rovaniemi's are at least 2 thousand above the price point There is a double bed USB charger gas stove kettle a little cleaning utensils and a lot of hooks 🤣 With two people's luggage, the space is basically small enough to have no room to put😓 And no plug position difference other things only get usb charger Luckily there was a huge glass against the sky However ummm...it seems that people and earth will see what mine does There is no privacy 😂 If there is an aurora, it will be really clear 🫣 There will be no other restaurants nearby so the hotel can order food However, it closed at 8pm🥲 And it’s worth noting Although there is a toilet in the room, it belongs to the eco-friendly kind That is not washing the toilet 😱 initially did not know really asked the staff 🤣 And the shared bathroom includes sauna Have to go out to the igloo to take a shower at the hotel 😵‍💫 If baking sauna then book in advance The later spots are gone quickly😭 Overall sleep was quite comfortable😌 However, due to the weather we could not see the aurora Instead, only stargazing 😪 But look optimistic at that price... It should be better than those glass houses in Hong Kong gua🤣🤭 Its value for money really depends on whether there are aurora to see that day 😅 In addition the hotel allows you to buy additional husky ride and motorcycle Ask the hotel for more details Wanted to say some husky would be out there in the igloo constantly calling I was really scared at first😨 🌌 To increase your chances of seeing the aurora: 1️⃣ See the aurora forecast I didn't expect it to be quite accurate... I really can't see it🤥 In addition to the probability of seeing the aurora where you can see it You can also see the intensity of the aurora forecasts these days and the area status of the aurora at that time and so on There will be different prediction sites online however there will be deviations You can go to that place to see the aurora according to the forecast Remember 4-5 is easier to see when the aurora bursts🤩 However, in addition to forecasting the weather is very important❗️ Keep an eye on the weather report 🫣 The less clouds the better 2️⃣ Join the Aurora Tour The price of the Aurora tour is really skewed It can be as expensive as four or five thousand and there are cheap options Although I did not join any group at all However, I heard other Hong Kong friends go to see the Aurora join the group to take a clearer picture of the Northern Lights 😝 And not a thousand can Some more expensive tours if you can't see the aurora can give you a time limit to join the group to see the aurora until you see it ~ You can consider these options haha 3️⃣ Go to the north Of course the north is the easiest to see The price is that the temperature will only get lower🥶 Rovaniemi is already minus 20 degrees 😅 Many people recommend going to Norway to see the Northern Lights because it is closest to the north At the same time the weather is the most unstable... These are my private tips If you have any professional tips to see the aurora welcome to share with me 🤣 In the end, the end of my land is 😙 I actually saw a little aurora at Heinsinki airport😌 Rovaniemi was fine that night but people had already left🥲 #rovaniemi #finland #finland #finlandtravel #finlandtravel #finlandgoodplaces #rovaniemi #ranua #finlandglasshouse #finlandtravel #aurora #northernlights #husky