Even if you don't go to Iceland, you can still learn about these attractions.

Famous waterfalls are relatively close and are usually included in the same itinerary. - **Seljalandsfoss** This waterfall is unique in that visitors can walk behind it and admire its beauty from different angles. The water of the waterfall pours down from the cliff, forming a curtain of water. - **Feature**: There is a trail behind the waterfall. You can walk along the trail to the back of the waterfall and feel the coolness of the water mist. At sunset, the sunlight shines through the waterfall, creating a dreamlike scene. - **Tips**: The ground behind the waterfall may be slippery, so it is recommended to wear non-slip shoes. In addition, the waterfall has a large amount of water in summer, so it is recommended to bring a raincoat. - **Skógafoss** Skógafoss is famous for its "Rainbow Waterfall" and has a strong and majestic waterfall. The viewing platform in front of the waterfall offers a panoramic view of the waterfall, and rainbows can often be seen in the sun. - **Feature**: There is a hiking trail near the waterfall, you can climb up the trail to the top of the waterfall and overlook the magnificent view of the waterfall. The waterfalls are fed by ancient glaciers and symbolize the natural power of Iceland. - **Tips**: There are parking lots and restrooms near the waterfall for the convenience of tourists. --- **5. Blue Lagoon** The Blue Lagoon is Iceland's most popular natural geothermal hot spring, located near Keflavík International Airport, about 45 minutes' drive from Reykjavik. The hot springs are famous for their unique milky blue water and rich minerals. - **Features**: The water temperature of the Blue Lake remains at 37-39°C all year round. It is rich in minerals such as silica and sulfur, which have a nourishing and soothing effect on the skin. Free silica mud masks are provided by the lake, and visitors can enjoy natural "beauty treatments" in the hot springs. - **Best experience**: It is recommended to book tickets in advance and choose a package that includes towel rental and silica mud mask. The Blue Lagoon also offers a variety of spa services suitable for relaxation. - **Tips**: The Blue Lagoon hot spring water has a high mineral content. It is recommended to rinse your hair and body before soaking in the hot spring to avoid mineral residue. In addition, there are restaurants and shops near the Blue Lagoon, providing meals and souvenirs. --- **6. Snæfellsnes Peninsula ** Snaefellsnes Peninsula is located in the west of Iceland and is known as the "miniature of Iceland". It is home to almost all types of landforms in Iceland, including volcanoes, glaciers, black sand beaches, canyons, caves and fishing villages. - **Special attractions**: - **Kirkjufell**: Famous for its unique shape, it is one of Iceland's most iconic mountains. There is a clear stream at the foot of the mountain, suitable for photography enthusiasts. - **Stykkishólmur**: One of the filming locations of the movie "The Little Mermaid", the town is full of literary atmosphere and there are many hiking routes and natural landscapes around it. - **Arnarstapi**: The sea caves and rock arches here are one of the peninsula's iconic landscapes and are suitable for hiking along the coast. - **Tips**: The road conditions on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula are complicated, so it is recommended to rent a four-wheel drive vehicle. When traveling in winter, you need to pay attention to weather and road conditions and plan your trip in advance. --- **7. Vík ** Vík is a small town on the south coast of Iceland, famous for its unique natural scenery and convenient transportation. This is a transit point to the Black Sand Beach, Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon and other places. - **Special attractions**: - **Reynisfjara Beach**: One of Iceland's most famous black sand beaches, with spectacular hexagonal basalt columns in the background. - **Dyrhólaey**: Located near the town of Vík, this cape has a huge rock arch and is the best place to overlook the south coastline and Iceland's national bird, the puffin. - **Tip**: There are many accommodation and dining options in Vic, making it a great place to stop and rest on your way to the southern attractions. --- **8. Lake Mývatn** Located in northern Iceland, Lake Mývatn is a lake full of geothermal activity and surrounded by many unique natural landscapes. - **Special attractions**: - **Dettifoss**: One of the most powerful waterfalls in Europe, with fast-flowing water and majestic momentum. The waterfall is fed by glacial meltwater and symbolizes the natural power of Iceland. - **Dark Castle (Dimmuborgir)**: A rocky formation formed by cooling lava. It has a strange shape, like an ancient castle. This place is suitable for hiking and photography. - **Mývatn Nature Baths**: natural geothermal hot springs similar to the Blue Lagoon, with pure water rich in minerals, perfect for relaxation. - **Tips**: The Myvatn area is relatively close to Reykjavik.