One-day tour of Iceland's Golden Circle with Hua Shao

One-day tour of Iceland's Golden Circle with Hua Shao Thingvellir National Park - Thingvellir National Park It is the site of the oldest democratic parliament in the world. It is located at the junction of the Eurasian and American plates. It is also one of the filming locations for "Game of Thrones"! This park is very big. I feel that 1.5 to 2 hours is enough. There is no need to go too deep. It takes a long, long time to walk forward to the cracks where Huashao snorkels, so I gave up on checking in. Blue Secret Waterfall – Bruarfoss The bluest waterfall in Iceland is secretive and quiet. It is really stunning to the naked eye. I think it would be even more beautiful and shocking if seen in winter against the white background! Originally, this attraction was not included in the arrangement. I asked the tour leader to take me to see it (hehe, our tour leader is really easy to talk to) because I really like the color blue! Geysir - Geysir Thick geothermal steam can be seen from a long distance. It erupts every 5 to 8 minutes, with a height of about 20 to 40 meters. The scene is quite spectacular (when it bubbles up, it is coming soon) It is recommended to stand farther away to take pictures, and then put the phone at a height close to the ground, so that you can take a full picture of the fountain! Gullfoss - Gullfoss One of the most famous waterfalls in Iceland is a stepped waterfall with water rushing towards the Great Rift Valley. It is truly spectacular that cannot be captured with a mobile phone! You can walk along the trail to the waterfall to feel the majestic water. If the weather is good, you can see a rainbow. Remember to wear a raincoat, otherwise you will get thoroughly wet. Crater Lake - Kerid Crater The bright red ground surface, the blue and clear lake water, and the lush vegetation form a dreamlike color contrast. You can also walk around the lake in the crater. The wind is really strong, so be careful not to go too far inside; I think sunglasses are still necessary, not only to take out the film, but also to effectively prevent sand from getting into your eyes.