Chasing the Northern Lights in Iceland

Chasing the Northern Lights in Iceland from December to March is a rare experience in life The dazzling and stunning northern lights❇️ The snowy and enchanting scenery❄️ The southwestern corner of the mirror-reflected aurora ⛰️ Plane wreckage during a strong aurora outbreak✈️ The black sand beach with only black and white colors 🌚 It's really a rare experience in life 😘 · 🔘Suitable for the crowd: ☑️Friends who have not seen the Aurora with their own eyes ☑️Aurora lovers ☑️Nature scenery lovers🌅 ☑️Photographer📷 ☑️Couples who want to get engaged and propose👫, honeymoon trip👰🏻🤵 · 1⃣️The daytime in Iceland is only four or five hours, and the night is very long, which means that you can see the aurora for a long time 2⃣️However, the aurora mainly depends on weather conditions and the aurora index 3⃣️Theoretically, the Aurora Borealis can be seen throughout Iceland 4⃣️If you are very lucky, you can also encounter strong aurora when exploring the glacier. At this time, the earth is blue and the sky is green or colorful. · 🔘Travel preparation: The temperature in December and January hovers around 🅾️ degrees However, there were snow showers and strong winds, so the temperature actually dropped by 5 degrees. Mainly wear down jackets when traveling🧥, and wear waterproof jackets when exploring near waterfalls and glaciers👚 Shoes 🥾 are non-slip hiking boots and snow boots If you want to take a hot spring bath, you need to bring a swimsuit👙 (Some girls are really not afraid of the cold, they wear a woolen sweater on the upper body and bare legs on the lower body, and take pictures. I really admire them) · 🔘Winter travel routes: Leipzig-Golden Circle-South Coast-Chasing the Northern Lights-Blue Lagoon-Snaefellsnes Peninsula