[Iceland + Norway + Finland] Three-Country Aurora Tour is here!

🇮🇸Iceland is a cold wonderland at the end of the world in people’s minds 🇳🇴Norway's fjords are world-famous, and its natural scenery is charming. It is also the happiest country in the world. 🇫🇮Finland is the hometown of Santa Claus and is known as the "Country of Thousand Islands" 🌈There are three important conditions for observing the aurora: high latitudes, suburbs away from urban light pollution, and clear and cloudless nights. 🕹The conditions in Northern Europe are really suitable for viewing the Northern Lights, and each place gives you a different experience. 🕹Iceland | See the most extreme natural scenery 🔸If I had to use one word to describe Iceland's winter, it would be "extreme". 🔸The frozen fjords, the deep jungles, the biting cold winds, the endless ice fields, and the dancing auroras in the eternal night seem desolate and gloomy but are also extremely beautiful. 🔸In winter, there is heavy snow and wind in the east of Iceland, the weather is bad, and the terrain of the fjords in the west is very complex, so the roads are closed in winter. Therefore, the south coast of Iceland is a key area for winter travel. 🕹Norway | Encountering the Aurora at the Gate of the Arctic 🔸Perhaps everyone has an aurora dream in their heart, not only because of its beauty, but also because of the soft legend behind it. 🔸What I want to recommend today is the best location for observation - Trossum 🔸Tromsø is a port city in northern Norway, located at 69°20' north latitude. It is the largest city within the Arctic Circle. Thanks to the North Atlantic Current, this place does not freeze all year round. The average night temperature in winter is -5°C, which may be warmer than Beijing. Compared with Sweden and Finland, the weather conditions here are better and the chance of seeing the aurora is greater. 🕹Finland | Say hello to Santa Claus 🔸Although you can see the Northern Lights in Finland, Santa Claus is probably the biggest purpose of the trip to Finland compared to the Northern Lights. 🔸Rovaniemi is the hometown of Santa Claus. The legendary Santa Claus Village is located on the Arctic Circle, 8 kilometers north of Rovaniemi. 🔸Every day is Christmas here! You can also take photos with Santa Claus, send postcards at the Santa Claus Post Office, and cross the Arctic Circle. 🌟 Travel Tips · - Best time to travel: Winter is the best time to view the aurora, usually from September to March of the following year. - Keep warm: The temperature in the Arctic is low, so be sure to bring warm clothes. · ❤❤❤