What are the interesting places in Iceland's travel guide?

Hot spring town: Hot spring town is famous for its hot springs. More than 100 large and small hot springs are scattered around the town, including several fountains. The town has beautiful scenery and simple folk customs.

Golden Waterfall: People call it the "Queen" of the Waterfall. It is the largest fault waterfall in Iceland, with a width of about 2500 meters. The raging river roared, rushing 32 meters in the roar and falling into a 72-meter-deep canyon. In the process of acute diarrhea, the water mist is aroused all over the sky, and the boiling water mist forms a rainbow in the sun, glittering with gold, hence the name "Golden Waterfall". Geyser Geyser is a pool with a diameter of 20 meters when it is calm, and it slowly flows out along a gap in the pool. This calm situation will not last long, and it will suddenly become furious. There was a purring sound from the bottom of the pool, which was similar to boiling. Soon a column of water rose to the sky and then gradually subsided. This process is repeated and spectacular.

Sinville National Park, one of the cradles of western politics, is known as "the seat of the oldest democratic parliament in the world". In 2004, Sinville National Park was listed on the World Heritage List by UNESCO. Standing here, you can also overlook the vast Sinville Plain and the beautiful Lake Singwald. This is the largest natural lake in Iceland.

Jagushalon Lake: Jagushalon Lake, also known as glacial lake, is located at the southern tip of Vatna Glacier and is the largest and most famous glacial lake in Iceland. The bottom of the lake is 200 meters deep and the second deepest lake in Iceland. Hollywood famous films such as Tomb Raider, Batman Prequel, and Die Another Day have all been filmed here.

Ice Cave: A mysterious ice cave with a mysterious and dreamy blue inner space.

Vatna Glacier: Vatna Glacier is the largest glacier in Europe, with an area of 8,300 square kilometers, second only to Antarctic Glacier and Greenland Glacier. Vatna Glacier is the largest ice sheet in Iceland. The instability of Vatna Glacier has become a typical landscape in Iceland. At present, Watna Glacier flows into warmer valleys at a rate of 800 meters per year. Strangely, lava, craters and hot lakes are also distributed in the Vatna Glacier area.

Hallgrimes Church: Hallgrimes Church is located in the center of Reykjavik and is a landmark of the city.

Blue Lake Hot Spring: blue lagoon, located on an extinct volcano, is the most popular scenic spot in Iceland. It is the largest hot spring lake in the world, especially the white lake bottom, which makes the blue of the lake more intoxicating and holy.