I spent 350 to chase the aurora in Russia

I really like Russia! Everything seems to be predestined. My best friend originally planned to go to see the volcano. But the recent project I was working on was not expected to be completed until mid-October, so I didn’t go. As a result, the project suddenly died at the end of September and I didn’t have a visa. I opened Amap to see the world map. I chose this country and the electronic visa was issued in 4 days. I flew directly from Chengdu to St. Petersburg. I didn’t know you could see the Northern Lights in Russia before I went there! I saw a few notes by chance and chose Murmansk between Murmansk and Moscow. I decided to chase the northern lights. I didn’t expect to see it in Moore as soon as I got off the plane! Although the forecast index was very low before I went there, I saw it on two or three days after I went there. I met two kids from Shanghai at the airport. We got along really well. We specially hired an aurora hunter to help us choose the direction of Finland to chase the light 350 yuan per person for 3 hours The car just drove out of the city and encountered a big explosion There was a huge explosion after midnight. We were very lucky. The whole sky was full of it! ! My New Year's wish for 2020 is to chase the Northern Lights in Iceland. I didn't go abroad because of the mask. I didn't expect that it would suddenly happen in Russia. Moreover, the cost of living in Russia is very low. Two people had the best food, accommodation and flights for 6 days and it only cost 30,000 yuan in total. It's very touching. The residents are also simple and friendly to China. On the first day, I couldn't withdraw money when I got off the plane and was surrounded by people to help me. In short, I like Russia P.S. I don't recommend going to Teriberka. It's a bit boring and chasing light is not as easy as chasing light in Moore. Teriberka Severomorsk