One must always make a trip to the end of the world to feel the deep blue solitude

For me, what attracts me the most about Teriberka is not the aurora borealis, but the 💙 deep blue of the Arctic Ocean. I have traveled through many islands, seen countless beaches, but the color of the Arctic Ocean's water still strikes me as very special. Even in the perennially overcast winter, the water still displays a profound blue, a hue that post-processing can never truly replicate as seen by the naked eye. Teriberka is divided into Old Teriberka and New Teriberka, with fixed tourist attractions. Day tour drivers will take you to each in turn. Personally, I still prefer Old Teriberka. Although the photo props are artificially placed, they fit the scene well. The swing under the beached boat, the frozen throne, the wooden boat on the beach, that casually captured atmosphere of solitude, is simply a paradise for loners‼️ New Teriberka is mainly about the beaches and waterfalls, which require an additional 🎫 ticket. There's no need to go in winter, as the waterfalls are frozen, and the wind is really too strong!! The wind chill is very, very cold