I want to go to northern Europe with a budget of 10 thousand. Is there any place to recommend at the end of the year?

I suggest you go to Finland. Consumption in northern Europe is generally high. It is best to go with a group.

At present, there are direct flights to Helsinki, the capital of Finland, from Beijing, Shanghai, Chongqing and Hong Kong, with a flight time of 8- 12 hours.

Finland game glass house

The countries in the polar circle can basically see the aurora. Biscu in Kiruna, Sweden, Tromso in Norway, Black Beach on the south coast of Iceland and Saliselka in Finland are all worthy of recommendation. If you are afraid of extreme cold, I recommend you to come to Saliselka, Finland, where there is a very classic aurora glass house. You can stay indoors and lie comfortably in bed, waiting for the arrival of the aurora.

Santa's house

Santa Claus Village in Finland is the real hometown of Santa Claus. Certified by the United Nations, it is open all year round, but it is still beautiful after snow. Thick snow covers the exquisite wooden house, and the glittering lights are flashing at night. Santa Claus with a red robe and white beard is sitting in the house waiting for you, and the reindeer behind the house is holding its head high, ready to give Christmas presents to the children. Romantic and beautiful nights are like fairy tales.

Ice-breaking wheel and ice floe experience

Only in Botnia Bay can you experience the sightseeing icebreaker and follow the former military icebreaker to the largest frozen sea surface in Europe. The icebreaker will put all its weight on the ice when it moves forward. The "round knife" at the bow will separate the ice, and large pieces of ice will break completely and blue water will appear.

After about half an hour's cruise, you will arrive at a clear and snowy open area in Wan Li, where you will reach the climax of your trip-deep-sea snorkeling. Don't worry about lying on the sea in winter, you will feel cold. The special uniform kept out the cold. You just need to lie quietly in the sea and feel the hug from the deep sea.

ski

As a famous ice and snow kingdom, Finland is not only a dreamy aurora and Santa Claus village, but also a paradise for all kinds of skiers. From February to May, it is the prime time to go skiing in Finland. There are as many as 75 ski resorts in Finland, from children's ramps to gangs, from snow parks to mountain adventures. Alpine skiing, snowboarding, freestyle skiing, cross-country skiing ... all here! In Finland's ski resorts, ski resorts are divided into various difficulties, which are suitable for tourists of different levels. Even young children and beginners with a blank sheet of paper can enjoy skiing on a gentle slope suitable for parents and children.

Take the Polar Express Virtual Reality Train

Traveling in Finland is not only by plane, but also by train. The famous VR polar train will bring you a unique ice field journey experience, cross the polar regions by train, and watch the winter snow scene in Lapland and the beautiful fjord scenery in Scandinavia at close range.

Sauna experience

Finns love saunas. In a country with a population of 5.2 million, there are nearly 2 million saunas, large and small. In the minds of Finns, nothing can't be solved by a sauna. If there is one time, it is twice. If you haven't washed a sauna, you haven't been to Finland. When traveling to Finland in winter, don't forget to find a sauna to experience the unique Finnish culture.