How to get to Labrand?

Take a plane or tanker to get there. Lapland is located in the north of Finland and Norway. Three-quarters of it is within the Arctic Circle. Its unique polar scenery and indigenous customs make it a tourist attraction.

Lapland enters winter in October every year, and spring does not start until May of the next year. The entire winter lasts for 8 months. As far as the eye can see here, almost all are forests and rivers, and in winter these are all covered with white snow, pure and pure, stretching as far as the eye can see, like a fairyland outside the world.

Around the winter solstice, people can experience the polar night and see the 24-hour starlight; around the summer solstice, people can experience the polar day and see the sun that never sets for 24 hours.

The locals said: This is the place where Santa Claus was born. There is really a Santa Claus Village there. The Arctic Circle happens to pass through this village. There is a Santa Claus House in the village.

It can be said that only taking a Finnish bath in Lapland can you experience the real Finnish bath: the baptism of cold and heat, ice and fire. It takes about one day to visit from Helsinki.

You can set off for Lapland the next day. Because Lapland belongs to the northern region, it is not practical to drive there. It is better to fly there. About 3-4 hours! If you want to go there, it’s best to go there in winter to experience the ski paradise, polar scenery and reindeer sleigh rides there. You will spend about 1-2 days there, and then fly to Stockholm or fly back to Helsinki (maybe the flight back to Helsinki will be cheaper, and then take the luxury night cruise ship Silia to Stockholm)

Then The itinerary can be arranged as follows:

D1: Stockholm--Karlstad--Oslo

D2: Oslo--Flam

D3:Flam- -Kinshavik (fjord tour)

D4: Jinshavik--Oslo

D5: Oslo//return home

The whole trip takes about ten days Well, it’s probably not cheap!

If you don’t go to Labrand, I can also recommend that you go to a place called Rominieri. There is also a Santa Claus Village there and you can also see the Aurora. It is a good tourist destination! Thanks for following my answer! First of all, I have never been there and don’t know the details, but I am still very concerned about this scenic area. I am in the tourism industry, so I have to make a living. . .