Does the Icelandic hotel have hot water to drink?

1. When it comes to Iceland, many people may think that there are icebergs everywhere and the temperature will be very cold. In fact, there are not many icebergs in Iceland, accounting for only 1/8 of the land area. In addition, the temperature in Iceland is not very cold, and it is a few degrees below zero in winter, which is much warmer than Harbin in the northeast.

It is possible to see the aurora in Iceland because it is close to the North Pole. The so-called aurora is actually a colorful plasma phenomenon. Red, yellow, green, white, blue and purple suddenly appeared in the sky, which looked like a colorful cocktail.

Although there will be a very beautiful natural phenomenon of Northern Lights in Iceland, there are very few people who can really see the aurora. Many times the aurora is fleeting, mostly in cold winter nights. If you want to see the aurora when traveling to Iceland, you'd better choose Iceland in winter because there are more aurora in winter.

3. Iceland, the full name of Iceland, is an island country surrounded by the sea in the North Atlantic, with a land area of103,000 square kilometers, a population of about 350,000 and an average life expectancy of about 83 years.

Iceland is a developed country in Europe, and its per capita annual income ranks among the best in European countries. In 2020, the per capita annual income of Iceland is 67,000 euros, equivalent to 480,000 yuan. Even an ordinary waiter in a cafe in Iceland earns almost RMB 30,000 per month.

Because it is surrounded by the sea, the wages of Icelandic fishermen are very high. If there is a medium-sized fishing boat at home, the annual income can reach millions of yuan. In Iceland, people engaged in the tour guide industry also have high salaries, especially some private tour guides, whose daily income can reach about 5,000 yuan.

In Iceland, only the local people have high wages, and the wages of some migrant workers can only be 1/3 of the local people's wages. For example, in Iceland, some China people are engaged in the chef industry. They have to work ten hours a day, and their monthly salary is about 20,000 RMB, which is much less than that of Icelandic natives.

Although Icelanders have a high income, the local price consumption level is also high. For example, drinking a glass of beer in a bar requires at least 100 RMB. In a Chinese restaurant, a portion of meat, a portion of vegetables, two plates of stir-fried dishes and a bowl of rice cost at least nearly 300 yuan RMB.

If you choose to travel to Iceland in winter, you must bring some warm clothes, because in Iceland, any sweater costs at least 1000 RMB. Even if you spend more than 1000 yuan on this dress, there is a high probability that it will still be made in China.

When traveling in Iceland, just find a hotel with a private bathroom, and the price of staying for one night is at least 65,438 yuan+0,000 yuan. If you stay in the tourist season, the price will be higher. Compared with domestic hotel prices, the accommodation price in Iceland is ten times higher.

Iceland is so expensive because of its special geographical position, surrounded by the sea and many commodities need to be imported. In Iceland, there are also many very cheap goods, such as cosmetics in airport duty-free shops, with many brands and affordable prices. In addition, some fish products are very cheap.

6. There are many beautiful single girls in Iceland, and the ratio of men to women in Iceland is 1:2, so Iceland is a typical country with more women than men. In Iceland, girls get married very late. First, few single men are happy. Second, girls in Iceland are particularly independent. Icelandic girls should cultivate self-reliance from an early age, and the status of Icelandic women is generally high, especially in companies where men and women receive equal pay for equal work.

Icelandic girls are exquisite in facial features and slender and plump in figure, which fully meets the aesthetic standards of most men in the world. Icelandic girls don't need a bride price to get married, or even a house or a car. Moreover, the expenses of the wedding will be completely independent of the man's AA system, including the economic income and expenses after marriage.

7. Although the annual income of Icelanders is very high, after deducting all kinds of taxes, what they really get is only half of the pre-tax salary. High taxes will certainly bring high returns. Now Icelanders have started to work only four days a week and take three days off every week. In Iceland, pregnant women can enjoy 90 days paid maternity leave when giving birth, and men can also enjoy paternity leave.

The University of Iceland is the highest institution of higher learning in Iceland. Founded in 19 1 1, it consists of five colleges, more than 40 research institutes in different disciplines and seven research laboratories. Icelanders attach great importance to education, and the annual investment in education accounts for 8.3% of the total expenditure. Iceland is a country that implements 10 free compulsory education system, and students can attend public schools for free from primary school to secondary school.

Iceland's social welfare system and medical insurance are perfect. When residents are sick, they basically don't have to spend their own money to make an appointment with a family doctor, but they still have to bear part of the expenses when they go to the hospital for emergency treatment and hospitalization. So many people say that Iceland is a country with free medical care. In fact, this statement is not accurate You still have to pay a certain treatment fee to see a doctor in a hospital in Iceland.

Reykjavik is the largest city and the capital of Iceland. Nearly 200,000 people in Iceland live in Reykjavik. Reykjavik is like a town. The local people are not too strict about the overall planning of the city. Houses of various shapes can be built at will, and even houses can be painted in different colors. However, colorful houses give people a good visual experience.

Icelanders love sports, especially football. In Iceland, every school, including primary schools and even kindergartens, has a football field. Statistics show that every 260 Icelanders have a football field. Icelandic football has also achieved many very good results. For example, in the 20 18 World Cup in Russia, Iceland reached the final with the first place in the group. This is the first time that the Icelandic football team has entered the World Cup finals, and it has also created the country with the least population in the World Cup in history.

10. Iceland is a country without an army, but the public security in Iceland is very good. It is precisely because of the good public security situation that in Iceland, the daily work of street police is to feed Doby stray dogs and white swans.

1 1. Iceland is a country rich in geothermal resources, which can bring many benefits. For example, in Iceland, geothermal resources are used for heating residents' rooms in winter, and geothermal resources are also used for bathing water. There are many hot springs of different sizes and shapes in Iceland, and many tourists who travel to Iceland will take a dip in Icelandic hot springs.

12. Iceland is a country surrounded by the sea. The hot and cold water used in public toilets comes from different pipes, and the hot water is basically geothermal hot spring water, so it is very convenient to take a bath and wash your face directly in winter.

13. The transportation facilities in Iceland are not perfect. The main means of transportation is the bus. Iceland is a country without subways and trains. The traffic lights in Iceland are very interesting. The pattern is heart-shaped and looks a bit romantic.

14. Due to the geographical location and climate, agricultural cultivation in Iceland is not feasible, and many vegetables and grains need to be imported. However, the development of animal husbandry in Iceland is not bad, and meat, eggs and milk can basically be self-sufficient. Fishing in Iceland is also a pillar industry of the economy. There are many people engaged in fishery-related work in Iceland, such as sea fishing, fish breeding and fish food processing.

15. Tourism is also an important pillar industry in Iceland. Nearly 3 million tourists visit Iceland every year, which can bring billions of dollars in economic income to Iceland. Iceland has many world-class famous tourist attractions, such as the Golden Waterfall, which is one of the most famous waterfalls in the world. And hundreds of kilometers of black beaches in southern Iceland. At first glance, the rocky beaches are all black, and many Hollywood movies are shot on the black beaches in Iceland.

16. Iceland is a very suitable country for tourism. Many tourist attractions will make people shine. If you have time, you can go to Iceland and experience the beautiful picture of watching the aurora in a hot spring.