🇮🇸Travel around the world｜A must-see in your lifetime: Iceland’s Northern Lights

#Aurora #100 Ways to Travel #Iceland Travel #Must-Visit #Blue Lagoon #Natural Landscape There are many countries where you can see the Northern Lights, but Iceland is the only country in the world where 100% of its land is located within the Aurora Circle. The Northern Lights I saw were not the most beautiful, and I am not good at chasing the lights, but I was still deeply moved by the beauty and shock that Iceland brought me. I helped myself realize my dream, and I also wanted to promote Iceland, a place that you must visit in your lifetime❤️ 🌟There are several determining factors for seeing the aurora: 1. Dark enough 2. Clouds 3. Aurora index. Because of Iceland's unstable climate, it takes a lot of luck to see the aurora green screen like in animations compared to other places.😅Because of the high difficulty, following the experts in a group is the easiest way. We drove by ourselves + Aurora app + physical strength to chase without thinking, and only then did we see the goddess Aurora without warning under the blessing of God😍 No matter how beautiful the photos and videos are, they cannot truly convey the feeling. You have to go there in person! Will cry! 🌟You can’t fly directly to the capital Reykjavik from Taiwan, you have to transfer to London. Iceland is not only about the Northern Lights, there are many other attractions that can be planned together. The "Halgrímskirkja Church", "Blue Lagoon Hot Spring", "Gullfoss Golden Waterfall", "Strokkur Geysir Geyser", "Blue Ice Cave", "Black Sand Beach" and other attractions in the city center can all be solved in two days! ✔️ The Golden Circle is a must-see attraction consisting of Gullfoss Waterfall, Strokkur Geyser and Thingvellir National Park. It is magnificent and glittering under the sunlight. 💕 ✔️ Geysers turn water into steam due to geothermal heat and erupt every 6-10 minutes. If the eruption lasts only a few seconds, you need to turn on the continuous shooting function. 🌟 The Blue Ice Cave is a frozen river and a blue world. It is an adventure limited to winter. You will be lucky enough to see the river flowing through the ice when you enter the Blue Ice Cave. However, we encountered bad weather during the drive there. It was very cold and we didn’t want to stay there for too long. 🌟 Vik in the south + Reynisfjara black sand beach Known as one of the must-see attractions in Iceland, the biggest feature of this town is its tranquility and ease. You must take a photo of the red church sign on the mountain. On the way to Vik by car, you will pass the Hveragerði geothermal steam valley, the hot spring town, Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls. You can continue to visit Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon in one more day. 💯Spring and summer are very comfortable and are the best time for self-driving, but you won’t be able to see the Northern Lights😅 If you are driving in Iceland in winter (November-March), you must at least rent a four-wheel drive vehicle; Iceland’s roads are prone to snow and ice in winter, and it is also easy for roads to be temporarily closed due to bad weather, and the sunshine time is also short, so you must plan well! Enjoy!