Shouldn't everyone go to avoid the cold in winter? Why do many people choose to go to Iceland and Finland, which are super cold places?

Winter travel varies from person to person. Some people want to go to tropical islands to avoid the cold, while others want to go to places with snow. Everyone has different choices, which is understandable. As for why I went to Iceland and Finland, I think there are several reasons: 1. Seeing the aurora

Generally speaking, when the aurora breaks out, all five countries in Northern Europe have the opportunity to see it, but the closer to the Arctic Circle, the greater the chance of seeing it, and the more intense the aurora will be. Biscu in Kiruna, Sweden, the northern corner of Tromso, Norway, Saliselka, Finland, and the black beach in Iceland are all good places to see the aurora. 2. Snow activities < For example, reindeer sledding, dog sledding, snowmobiling, ice fishing and skiing in Santa Claus Village. Third, Christmas

The best time to go to Northern Europe in winter is around Christmas, where you can experience all kinds of snow activities and take photos at Santa's home. Santa Claus Village in rovaniemi, Finland is the real hometown of Santa Claus. It has been certified by the United Nations. Everyone who comes to Finland for the first time should see Santa Claus.

When you come here, don't forget to do three things

1. Send postcards

2. Get a certificate to cross the Arctic Circle

3. Take a photo with Santa Claus

Apart from the old Christmas village, the Christmas markets in Nordic countries are also very romantic, and it is definitely a must-see place for Christmas trips to Northern Europe. We recommend Helsinki Christmas Market in Finland, Fun Park Christmas Market in Denmark, Old Town Christmas Market in Stockholm, Sweden, Leros Christmas Market in Norway and Fleamarket in Iceland. Fourth, look at the ice and snow architecture

Ice Hotel

In addition to the Nobel Prize, Sweden can see the aurora, and there is also a world-famous architectural miracle-the Ice Hotel. Everything in the Ice Hotel is made of ice. As the name suggests, the Ice Hotel is a hotel made of ice. Being accustomed to ordinary warm hotels, staying in a cold hotel is also a rare life experience.

Ice Castle

Similar to the ice hotel in Sweden, Kemi, Finland also has a miracle made of ice and snow-ice castle. Compared with ice hotels in Sweden, Kemi Ice Castle will be richer. In addition to ice hotels, ice churches and ice bars, there is also a traditional Finnish smoked sauna house, which is steaming even in cold weather. There are several ice slides and an ice maze in the outer garden of the main building complex of the Ice Castle, so adults and children can have fun.