What are the attractions in Iceland? Which season is the best to visit in Iceland?

Iceland is the country in the world where you can see the Northern Lights all over the world. Iceland is located at 64 degrees north latitude. Reykjavik is the capital with the highest latitude in the world. The chance of seeing the Northern Lights in Iceland is better than anywhere else. The country is higher, so Iceland is a very good place for you to see the Northern Lights. If you are lucky, you may see the Northern Lights from October to April every year. The Midnight Aurora Cruise is a great way to appreciate the magic and fantasy of the Aurora Borealis. Spectacular good choice.

Iceland is located at a higher latitude, and the aurora can be seen throughout the country. In addition to midnight aurora cruises, Icelandic towns, Reynisfjara black sand beach, glacier lagoon, and Ingvellir National Park near the southern town of Vík are all excellent choices for viewing the aurora. The further north you go, the easier it is to see the aurora, as it is a natural phenomenon caused by high latitudes.

When photographing the aurora, you should pay attention to:

1. Be prepared in advance. The aurora will occur at night, and the local sunshine time is short in winter, so you must take measures to keep warm.

2. If you want to photograph the aurora, it is recommended to use Henggou’s long-exposure camera, tripod and other professional equipment.

3. The formation of aurora: When charged particles from the sun arrive near the earth, the earth's magnetic field forces some of them to concentrate along the magnetic field lines to the north and south poles. When they enter the upper polar atmosphere, they collide with and excite atoms and molecules in the atmosphere, producing light and forming aurora. Therefore, if you want to watch the aurora, you should pay attention to the aurora index forecasts of some professional organizations, and it is better to choose a clear night sky to watch.