Look forward to an aurora feast and meet the most beautiful scenery.

When night falls, these fantastic green, purple and pink lights appear in the sky, flashing and jumping constantly.

It is no exaggeration to say that the aurora is unimaginable before you see it, but all the photos and videos can't convey the shocking scene.

The bright aurora is sometimes stable and sometimes changeable. Where should we go for a "light-seeking journey" in the northern hemisphere?

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Tromso

Tromso, located in Norway, is an ideal place to watch the Northern Lights. This modern city in the Arctic Circle, from the dancing northern lights in the boundless sky to the breathtaking scenery of the fjord, is breathtaking.

As the largest city in northern Norway, located in the center of the aurora ellipse, you usually have a high probability of enjoying the Northern Lights. In addition to enjoying the aurora, you can also take part in a series of exciting outdoor activities such as local dog sledding, whale watching tour, snowmobiling, etc., and add some beautiful memories to your Arctic Blue.

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Helsinki

Helsinki, Finland is one of the best places to watch the Northern Lights in the world. The aurora season starts at the end of August every year and lasts until April of the following year, which means that you have the opportunity to see the northern lights for eight months in a year.

Carques Lautern Resort, famous for its glass domes and exquisite wooden houses, is one of the best places to enjoy the aurora. Finland's fantastic glass houses, with aurora, snow-covered forests, mountain huts and shiny wooden lampposts, are simply fairy tale forests in the novel.

Land of the extreme north

Iceland

Iceland is a sparsely populated Arctic island, and the uninhabited wilderness areas on the island are good places to enjoy the Northern Lights. In Iceland, June 5438+00 to March is a good season to watch the aurora, and midnight (from 10 to 1 in the morning) is the best time to watch the aurora.

One of the most magical places to watch the aurora in Iceland is the black sand beach near the town of Vic on the south bank. You don't need to play melodious classical music, and constantly beating the waves on the coast is the best partner to appreciate the aurora. At this moment, the aurora not only dances in the air, but also reflects on the layers of waves, quietly enjoying such a moment close to nature.

Such an exciting light-chasing trip, do you want to arrange it for yourself immediately?