How beautiful is the scenery of Reina Village in Lofoten Islands, Norway?

Norway, one of the five Nordic countries, has been rated as one of the countries with the highest happiness index in the world in recent years. Because of its long and winding coastline, Norway is also a country with many islands and is known as the "Land of Ten Thousand Islands". Today, the editor wants to introduce to you a small village in Norway, which was once rated as the most beautiful village in the world.

This village, known as the most beautiful village in the world, is Reina, located in the Lofoten Islands of Norway. The entire archipelago is located very far north, within the Arctic Circle. If you look at it from a distance, the entire archipelago looks like a looming chain extending from the road. Locals generally call it the "Lofoten Wall".

There are only about 300 residents living in Reina Village, mainly Vikings. The area of ??the village is not large, only 0.3 square kilometers. Because it was originally located in the Arctic Circle, the environment was relatively harsh and the climate was cold, so naturally there were fewer residents living here. However, there are many tourists here, especially photographers, because the scenery in Reina is so beautiful.

Reina Village happens to be located among the rolling mountains. The towering peaks protect Reina from part of the cold wind, but Reina is not that cold. Here, in addition to the beautiful scenery, what you can feel the most is the quietness. Because there are few people, the village is not as noisy as in the big cities, forming a quiet and beautiful scenery.

Since it is the most beautiful village in the world, the number of tourists that Reina attracts is naturally inevitable. According to statistics, almost 100,000 tourists visit this area of ??only 0.3 square kilometers every year. This number is already hundreds of times that of local residents. However, with so many tourists going there, accommodation has become a problem. Most of the tourists who go there choose to drive by themselves or bring tents.

In addition, because it is located in the Arctic Circle, there is another strange sight in Reina in the summer, that is, the extreme daylight phenomenon occurs here. Even at midnight, the sun can still be seen in Reina in the summer, which is a spectacle. Of course, this is one of the reasons why it attracts more tourists. However, the editor wants to say that this is not afraid of not being able to sleep?

Nowadays, Reina has not only become a well-known local scenic spot, but also a tourist attraction for couples. Many tourists choose to come here for their honeymoon.

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