2025 Inari Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

Heartwarming experience in Finnish Lapland: Inari Reindeer Farm Inari Reindeer Farm is a must-see elk farm in Finnish Lapland and one of the best places to learn more about Sami culture and experience the local lifestyle. It's run by a friendly Sami family who pass on their generations-long tradition of living with elk to every visitor. When you come here, you can: Feed the elk: interact closely with the cute reindeers and experience their gentle side. Reindeer Sleigh: Sit on a traditional reindeer sleigh and glide slowly through the snow-covered forest, just like in a fairy tale world. The winter Aurora season is a great time to visit, as the farm is remote and has almost no light pollution, making it one of the ideal places to view the Aurora! 📍 Location: Inari Reindeer Farm, Inari, Finland #FinlandTravel #InariReindeerFarm #SamiCulture #AuroraViewing #Lapland #2024TravelReview

So, when is the best time to travel to Finland? It actually depends on what kind of experience you are looking for. If you are obsessed with snow and love various winter activities, then the period from December to March is an excellent choice. If you are fond of the warm sun of spring and the nature just waking up from winter slumber, April to May would be the ideal time. If you want to experience long and warm summer days and participate in a variety of activities, you should head to Finland in June, July, or August. And if you want to enjoy the colorful and splendid autumn leaves, September to October is undoubtedly the best time. The Lapland region, located at the northernmost tip of Finland, boasts mesmerizing year-round light phenomena and magnificent Arctic natural ecology. It is the home of the indigenous Sami people, as well as Santa Claus and his reindeer. Helsinki region, this is a harbor city with vast water areas—Helsinki is one of the must-visit cities for tourists traveling in Finland. Here you will find natural trails, bustling city life, local delicacies, excellent design, interesting museums, and unique architecture everywhere. Rovaniemi Santa Claus Village, this is the hometown of Santa Claus, located right on the Arctic Circle. Rovaniemi Reindeer Farm, visit the local reindeer farms in the outskirts of Rovaniemi to gain an in-depth understanding of Lapland culture and its wildlife. Ride a sleigh pulled by these native creatures along forest trails and enjoy the snowy scenery. Saariselkä: Located in northern Finland, 500 kilometers deep into the Arctic Circle, it is the northernmost tourist destination on Earth. In winter, it is a skiing paradise, attracting many tourists who come to enjoy skiing. Due to its extreme northern location, it is the best place to watch the Northern Lights. Inari: Inari is a town in Finland, located on the shores of Lake Inari in the northern part of the country. It is backed by the picturesque Lake Inari and has a Lapland cultural museum, with indoor and outdoor exhibits perfectly presenting the history, culture, lifestyle, and current situation of the Lapland people.

❄️How to play in Northern Europe in winter is the best? 💥Finland + Norway + Sweden, play three countries at once Brilliantly beautiful lucky ✨Aurora Pure white snow and ice in addition to the aurora, there are too many fun things here✔️ ❤️Romantic Santa Claus Village, rich snow activities Satisfy people's imagination of winter - 🔥Must-visit destinations in the three Nordic countries 🇫🇮【Finland】 ✅Santa Claus Village You can visit 🎅Santa Claus, and you can cross the 66 degrees 33 minutes north latitude line, get the Arctic Circle certificate, and the Christmas cards sent from the Santa Claus Village post office are the fairy tale gifts that everyone dreams of🖼️ ✅Amethyst Mountain Take a special snowmobile up the mountain and dig out your own lucky amethyst💎 ✅Inari Lake Inari is a place like a mirror of the sky, and Inari is also the best place to see the aurora💖 . 🇳🇴【Norway】 ✅Kirkenes When traveling to Norway in winter, you must go to this quiet snow🏘️ town in the north, how can you not catch a king crab🦀 yourself at the end of the world . 🇸🇪【Sweden】 ✅Icebreaker Swimming in the ice sea, wearing a dry floating life jacket to experience the fun of floating, walking on the ice, walking safely on the sea ice, with the 🛥️ship on the sea as the background, take unforgettable photos for yourself📸 - 💠Nordic special experience 🔸Hunting for the Northern Lights 🔸Digging for lucky amethyst 🔸Norwegian king crab fishing 🔸Husky sledding + reindeer sledding 🔸Polar Explorer icebreaker 🔸Finnish Arctic Circle VR Polar Train 🔸Visit the Gold Digger Museum 🔸Bonfire picnic + ice fishing - 🚗Nordic 3 countries｜Finland + Sweden + Norway 6-day Aurora route D1: Helsinki (free travel) — Nordic Polar Train to Kemi . D2: Kemi (Polar Icebreaker Experience or Free Activities) . D3: Rovaniemi (Santa Claus Village) — Lost Crystal Mountain (Digging Amethyst) . D4: Kirkenes (King Crab Fishing + King Crab Feast) . D5: Inari (Sami Museum—Lake Inari) — Sami Mountain Top Viewing Platform—Gold Digger Museum—Return to Rovaniemi . D6: Rovaniemi Free Travel (Optional Dog Sled/Reindeer Sled/Snowmobile/Ice Hook/Sled Hunting Northern Lights + Bonfire Picnic)

#celebratewithtrip #celebratewithtrip by taking a winter vacation to the winter wonderland of your dreams! Located in the very northern part of Finland (way above the Arctic Circle), Saariselka is home to incredible hiking routes through the snow ☃️❄️🇫🇮✈️ With skiing, snowboarding, sledging and hiking, you can enjoy many different activities in this beautiful! My favourite was hiking up one of the many hills to view endless, snowy scenery around! With waist-high snow and clear blue skies, it’s truly the perfect winter wonderland! Start hiking in Saariselka and see where the day takes you❄️🇫🇮☃️✈️ #celebratewithtrip #finland #winterwonderland #wintergetaway #snow #lapland #christmas

#celebratewithtrip Looking for a Winter Wonderland and the perfect place to spend Christmas? Look no further than Northern Finland, home to Lapland, Rovaniemi and the official home of Santa Claus himself 🎅🏼❄️⛄️ With clear blue skies, waist-high snow and endless opportunities to explore, this is the perfect place for all winter-lovers ☃️❄️ Try husky-sledding through beautiful scenery or skiing down mountains with incredible views - even meet the real Santa in his unique Rovaniemi home! Finland is one of the most picturesque countries in the world and it’s snowy, cold winter makes it the perfect destination for any winter getaway ⛄️❄️ don’t miss this location this winter!✈️🌍🇫🇮 #celebratewithtrip #snowscene #snow #wintergetaway #winter #winterwonderland

This is a place you just won’t find accidentally. Literally in the middle of nowhere in Inari community, Finnish Lapland there’s a church that’s not located near any main roads and it’s completely inaccessible without hiking a few kilometers. Pielpajarvi used to be a winter village for the people of Inari where they used to gather for markets and listening to religious ceremonies. Anyway there was never any real village with people living there, people used to come there when the lake was frozen and hence the church and the surroundings were more easily accessible. The first church in that location was built already 1646-1648 but it was rotten and hence destroyed. The current church was built to the site and was finished 1760. The church used to be in regular use until late 19th century when it was replaced by a new church that was built near the habitation. But the wilderness Church is still occasionally in use, every year there’s a Midsummer ceremony and some couples can also use the church for their weddings. The church is located about 10 km north from the village of Inari. The address to the parking where the hiking route to the church starts is Sarviniementie 249, Inari. There’s no services and no admission fee to the church but nearby wilderness hut offers some shield against bad weather and also fireplace, simple cooking facilities and an outdoor restroom. #inari #finland #lapland #church #historicculture#naturalwonders#roadtrip#summervacation#hikingtrails#urbanexplorer

Friends! The Qingming Festival holiday is coming soon. Do you want to experience a unique Nordic trip? Icebreaker cruises, husky sledding, VR aurora chasing, skiing in Levi, and the icy-hot experience of a seaside sauna—this guide will take you on a 7-day adventure through multiple Nordic countries, with something new every day! Multiple Nordic countries, rich in history and stunning scenery! 🏰Denmark has a fairytale atmosphere, and Copenhagen is picturesque; 🌲Sweden has vast forests and unique folk customs; 🏔️Norway's fjords are magnificent, and the natural scenery is unparalleled. Don't miss out! 🚩Suggested Itinerary: A Magical Journey Through Multiple Nordic Countries Day 1：🛫Fly to Helsinki Depart for Helsinki. Upon arrival, enjoy a private transfer service. A thoughtful arrangement to kick off your journey! Day 2：Helsinki City Tour Sibelius Park -> Temppeliaukio Church -> Helsinki Cathedral -> Uspenski Cathedral. Experience the charm of a Nordic metropolis. In the evening, experience Kotiharjun Sauna, and enjoy the unique sauna culture. Day 3：Icebreaker Adventure Board the Polar Explorer Icebreaker and Sampo Icebreaker, venture into the ice castle, wear a special "crawfish suit" and float on the icy sea, and experience an extraordinary ice and snow adventure! Day 4：Visit Santa Claus Village Visit the magical Santa Claus Village, cross the Arctic Circle line, visit the Arktikum Museum, and delve into the mysteries of the Arctic. Day 5：Husky and Reindeer Sledding Embark on a husky sledding tour, let the adorable huskies lead you across the snowy landscape, and experience the beauty of the north. Day 6：Levi Ski Resort Head to Levi Ski Resort, enjoy 3 hours of professional ski instruction on the shores of Lake Inari, and experience the thrill of winter sports. Day 7：🛬Return Trip End your pleasant Nordic trip. Based on your flight schedule, a private transfer will take you to the airport, allowing you to return home with wonderful memories. Must-See Attractions: 🎅Santa Claus Village: A fairytale-like wooden complex. Visit in winter to participate in aurora viewing activities and witness the brilliant colors of the night sky. There are also plenty of Christmas-themed activities waiting for you! ⛪Temppeliaukio Church: This church resembles a landed flying saucer. The unique interior decoration and rock walls are impressive. 💒Helsinki Cathedral: With its green dome and white walls, this iconic cathedral is elegant and majestic. Travel Checklist: 🧳 Essentials for Your Multi-Country Nordic Tour! 📘 Documents: Passport, visa, ID card (bring copies too!), and passport photos. 🔌 Electronics: A plug adapter is essential, as Nordic outlets may be different. Don't forget your charger and power bank! 📱 Communication: Purchase a SIM card in advance. Smooth internet access is crucial for a fun trip. 👔 Clothing: It's still cold in March in the Nordic countries. Pack warm coats, down jackets, thick sweaters, and windproof and waterproof shoes. 🎒 Personal Items: Wallet, hand warmers, commonly used medications, and an umbrella or raincoat for unexpected weather. 💄 Toiletries: Nordic hotels may not provide them, so bring your own towels, toothbrush, and shampoo for convenience. After experiencing the fairytale world of the Nordic countries, we hope you'll fall in love with this land too. Don't forget to like + save, 💖and share the beauty of the Nordic countries with more friends!

| They look amazing in real life! 🩵 The English word for Finnish glass igloos is "igloo." A more straightforward term is "glass room." 🍀 When we went to Finland, we stayed in some very unique rooms in the Lapland region. To be honest, we still have a long way to go in developing our own ice and snow industry. 📍 There are many beautiful igloos and cabins in Rovaniemi, Saariselkä, and Inari. They all have unique shapes. 🌟 Forest cabins - chalet 🌟 Mobile mini igloos - cabin Make sure to check carefully when booking a room. 🩵 Saariselkä 📍 We visited the popular Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort in Saariselkä, but the rooms felt a bit small, less than 20 m², which was quite cramped. 📍 Not far away is Northern Light Village, which has newer facilities and rooms twice the size, offering great value for money. So we ended up booking Northern Light Village. 🩵 Inari 👉 In Inari, we stayed in a cabin, which was much better than the igloos. 🩵 Levi ❄ The glass igloos in Levi are cube-shaped, with a square design. The one-way mirror glass exterior walls are very stylish. 🍀 From the outside, they look like mirrors reflecting the forest, but from the inside, you can see everything outside, which is very wild. 🩵 Booking Tips ☕ Most of the glass igloos in Saariselkä include breakfast and dinner, which is convenient. The glass igloos in Levi only include breakfast, but the room rates in Levi are half the price. 🛷 The glass igloo hotels in Saariselkä, Inari, and Levi all offer aurora tours and husky sledding activities. 💰 There are also many glass igloos in Rovaniemi, but they are the most expensive. Considering that the main goal of this trip was to see the aurora, not to stay in a glass igloo, we chose to experience the glass igloos further north. 🛀 The glass igloos here all have electric water heaters, which are not convenient for showering, as you have to wait. The rooms are quite warm, thanks to air conditioning and fireplaces, but they are very dry.

| A Stunning Winter at Lake Inari. 👉 For those planning a trip to the Ivalo-Lake Inari area soon ‼️Dress warmly! 🩵📍Inari is the northernmost point that most visitors to Lapland can reach, and it's definitely the coldest place on this trip. If Saariselkä is 3–4°C, then Inari is definitely 3–5°C colder, possibly close to zero. ❄🚘Driving north from Saariselkä for about an hour, you'll pass the small town of Ivalo. The airport for northbound flights is located here. Continue north for about 20 km, a half-hour drive along country roads, and you'll arrive at the Lake Inari area. 🌟🌈The lake area is vast and offers wide-open views. On clear days, you can easily see the aurora borealis. There are also husky sledding and hiking activities in the town, which can be booked at the hotel reception. 🛖🏕Around the lake, there are many small cabins and a few semi-glass cabins. There's a small town in the center of the lake area with a supermarket and a gas station, providing essential supplies. 🍽Most cabins in the lake area offer meal packages. Otherwise, it's really hard to cook your own meals or go out to find food in the icy and snowy conditions. ❄🐾The scenery in front of our countryside cabin was incredibly beautiful, somewhat resembling the small river at the entrance of Kanas Lake in Xinjiang. There was even morning mist. During the Finnish polar night, the sun doesn't fully rise until after 10:30 am, so all the photos have a blue hour quality. 🛀The cabin was considered well-equipped for the lake area, with 24-hour constant hot water, not electrically heated, which is a rare treat in such cold weather. 🥐Also, the hotel offers meal packages. Breakfast is plentiful, and dinner is a set meal, nothing fancy, but filling. You can order à la carte if it's not enough.

The real Finnish Kilopa was the best! Get up early in the morning and go cross-country skiing! Even beginners can do it! It was my first time skiing There is a national park so you can also go trekking! The snow is clean and not slippery so it's great for snow mountain trekking. I went with my mom. You can also experience a traditional Finnish sauna. I went to a smoke sauna and then fell into a stream? Haha. It's addictive to go back and forth. You can see a lot of stars at night. There aren't many people so it's good for relaxation and activities! I felt that the snow sparkled and was white here. It doesn't get dirty even if you wash it! #Finland #FinlandTravel #finland #kiilopaa #kilopa #cross-countryskiing #snowtravel #startravel #travelwithmom #wintertravel #DecemberTravelSupportEvent

Inari is the best place of Finland if you want to take rest from city life and charging up yourself. This is a place covered by snow. Although there is a few number of restaurants and shops, but the people are friendly and view are stunning. You can just walk outside the hotel room and watch the aurora. During daytime, many choices of local tour to spend the time there.

Saariselka is a village with only more than 300 people. The hotel is located here. It is an independent resort. There is a village within a 5-minute walk with several restaurants, supermarkets, souvenir shops and gas stations. In addition, the hotel only has walking and leisure activities, nearby hiking trails and various outdoor activity groups, such as dog sledding, ice motorcycles, aurora chasing groups, etc. The facilities in the hotel are actually very satisfactory. I was really torn before booking. After comparing the first igloo (the most famous one with glass balls) and this one, I chose this place for two reasons. : 1. The room is 11 square meters larger than the glass ball. The glass ball is 18 square meters and feels very crowded. The room here is very spacious at 29 square meters and very comfortable. 2. There is no bathroom in the glass ball. I need to go to the shower space 200 meters away. I can't stand it. It is very comfortable here. Although it is said that every time hot water is provided, you have to wait for 15 minutes. In fact, my wife and I can complete the shower with 15 minutes of hot water. The hotel restaurant is very large and gives people a warm and comfortable feeling. Two meals a day (breakfast and dinner) are included in the room rate. Both meals are buffet and the dishes are average. Some netizens mentioned that macarons are free here. This is true, and the quality level is said to come from France. I absolutely believe it, it is indeed great! The hotel actually has many facilities. On the last night, we chose the outdoor jacuzzi + sauna. We soaked in 40-degree hot water in the snow, and then took a sauna. The fatigue of the day was completely gone, so comfortable! Finally, I also attach some beautiful hiking photos of the nearby national park (which can be reached by walking 700 meters). My wife and I chose a trip of about 3 hours to enjoy the beauty of the original mountains and forests in the snow! Afraid of getting lost? Follow the red sticks on the roadside and you will always find the direction.

Dog sledding in Finland was a special adventure that allowed us to feel the vast snow-covered nature. The moment when the energetic huskies pulled the sled with vigor and raced through the silvery white world was extremely exhilarating and memorable. The dogs were surprisingly strong, and it was a wonderful experience that allowed us to feel a bond with them. It was also fascinating to stop along the way to take a break in the quiet snowy fields and enjoy the clear air that is unique to Finland. Even in the extreme cold, we were soothed by the energy of the dogs and the beauty of nature. #0yentravelautumn

Nestled in the heart of the Arctic Circle, the Northern Light Village offers a captivating escape into the enchanting world of the Aurora Borealis. Situated in Lapland, Finland, this magical destination provides an idyllic setting for witnessing the breathtaking display of dancing lights in the winter sky. The village boasts cozy accommodations, ranging from traditional log cabins to luxurious glass igloos, allowing guests to marvel at the celestial spectacle from the comfort of their own rooms. As night falls, guests settle into their glass igloos, eagerly anticipating the spectacle overhead. Wrapped in warmth, they gaze upward, witnessing the ethereal dance of the Northern Lights, casting a mesmerizing glow over the snow-covered landscape. During the day, visitors can embark on exhilarating Arctic adventures, including husky sledding, snowmobiling, and reindeer safaris, immersing themselves in the pristine wilderness surrounding the village. Whether seeking romance under the dancing lights or an unforgettable family adventure, the Northern Light Village offers an unparalleled experience in the heart of the Arctic wilderness. #NorthernLightVillage #AuroraBorealisExperience #ArcticEscape #LaplandAdventure #GlassIglooRetreat #WinterWonderland #ArcticExploration #CelestialSpectacle #FinnishHospitality #MagicalMemories

I saw the Northern Lights in a place called Inari in Finland. It took about 1 hour and 40 minutes to get from Helsinki Airport to Ivalo Airport, and then a little over an hour by bus to get off at my hotel. I stayed at the wilderness hotel Inari. It's better to book the bus in advance. I went in the middle of November, but it was very cold. My feet got cold, so I needed a heating pad. The lake in front of the hotel was the best location. I was able to see the Northern Lights right in front of the hotel without having to go on a tour. I want to go again.

#finland homage to the cherished companion who has left pawprints on my heart. With me, I carry her fur, a tangible reminder of the love and warmth she brought into my life. As the aurora dances across the night sky, I find solace in knowing that her spirit shines as brightly as these celestial wonders above. This journey is not just about witnessing nature's grandeur; it's a poignant tribute to the bond we shared and the memories that will forever light up my soul. 🐾✨ #NorthernLights #ForeverInMyHeart #DogLover #dog #aurora #lapland #inari #finland

Have you ever thought about going to a fairy-tale country in winter, experiencing the snow-white scenery, unique culture, and having the chance to see the mysterious aurora? If your answer is yes, then Finland is your best choice! . ✅Must-visit attractions: Helsinki, Lapland, Rovaniemi, Lake Inari, Kusamo, Tampere, Turku. . 🚇Transportation: Airplane🛩: Helsinki Vantaa Airport High-speed rail🚄: Helsinki Central Station. . 🚗Travel: Public transportation in Finland is very developed, you can take trains, buses, subways, trams, ferries, etc., or rent bicycles or cars to enjoy a free travel experience. . 🏠Accommodation: 1⃣Helsinki city area: ✔️Advantages: Various hotels, homestays, youth hostels, convenient for visiting city attractions and shopping; ✖️Disadvantages: Higher prices, may encounter noise and crowding. 2⃣Lapland area: ✔️Advantages: You can stay in ice hotels, glass houses, wooden houses, etc., experience Nordic style, and watch the aurora; ✖️Disadvantages: More expensive, need to book in advance, may encounter cold and remote. . 🍚Cuisine: Finnish cuisine mainly includes fish, meat, potatoes, rye, dairy products, light taste, some dishes may seem strange, but some dishes will surprise you, such as: Finnish bread cheese (leipäjuusto), korvapuusti, fish pie, herring can (silli), blueberry pie (mustikkapiirakka), grillimakkara, lohikeitto, poronkäristys. . 📝Five-day four-night travel guide: DAY1: Helsinki DAY2: Helsinki➡Rovaniemi DAY3: Rovaniemi➡Lake Inari DAY4: Lake Inari➡Kusamo DAY5: Kusamo➡Helsinki. . ⚠Other precautions: 1⃣Finland's climate is cold, be sure to wear warm clothes, bring gloves, hats, scarves, etc. 2⃣The cost of living in Finland is high, you can exchange euros in advance, or use a credit card for payment. 3⃣Finns are very friendly, but also very shy, do not take pictures or strike up conversations casually, respect their privacy and habits. 4⃣Finland's alcohol restrictions are strict, do not drink and drive or get drunk in public, and do not casually give alcohol as a gift. 5⃣The aurora in Finland is a natural phenomenon, it cannot be guaranteed to be seen, you need patience and luck, it is best to download the aurora forecast APP in advance, choose the right time and place. 6⃣Finnish sauna is a culture, don't feel embarrassed or refuse, you can experience it with the locals, remember to keep clean and polite. 7⃣The water quality in Finland is very good, you can drink tap water directly, do not waste water resources. 8⃣The languages in Finland are Finnish and Swedish, but most people can also speak English, you can communicate in English, or learn some simple Finnish, such as kiitos (thank you), moi (hello), hyvää päivää (have a nice day), etc. 9⃣Finland's time is 6 hours behind Beijing time, pay attention to the time difference, adjust your schedule in advance.

#luxuryhotels That night of the clear sky the aurora alarm rang and I grabbed by tripod and iPhone and recorded some amazing lights (on the camera that is). Doesn’t exactly translate to your eyes the same but it’s obvious it’s there. We went during polar night and on a clear day the sun is not above the horizon but it lights up the sky. Overall this was an amazing adventure that is worth doing many times over. Highly recommended but do not underestimate the cold, you need a ton of gear and HotHands.

Finland is the hometown of Santa Claus and also the homeland of reindeer. In the Lapland region of northern Finland, there is a small town called Inari. When you come to Inari, there are two things you must do: one is to go to Lake Inari to watch the aurora, and the other is to ride a reindeer sled to experience the long-standing Sami culture. The indigenous Sami people here have been hunting reindeer for a living since the Mesolithic era. Reindeer have almost provided them with everything they need for life: meat, warm fur, tents, and transportation. Modern Sami people live in the Lapland region, which spans four countries: Finland, Norway, Sweden, and Russia. There is still a small number of people who raise reindeer as their profession. During the season of reindeer migration, you can see a spectacular scene of a huge herd of reindeer crossing the snow. From October every year, Lapland enters a winter season that lasts for 8 months. The vast and continuous snowfall will cover the entire Lapland into a silver-white world. A reindeer sled is generally shared by two people. In addition to the guide leading the way at the front, the rest of the reindeer are tied to the front sled or led by passengers. In April, Inari holds a reindeer race. Unlike normal sled rides, participants ride on skis and are pulled by reindeer through the snow to the finish line, creating a lively scene at the competition site.

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#tripcom5thAnniversary Inari is the largest municipality in the Finnish Arctic Lapland region. It covers an area of ​​17,333.65 square kilometers, including 2,281.41 square kilometers of water area. This city, which covers an area larger than the entire Beijing metropolitan area, had a population of only 7,008 at the end of 2021. Most of the city is designated as wilderness areas, which are also the highlight of tourism. It is easy to see wild reindeer in these areas, but people are rarely seen. Inari is the northernmost tourist resort in Finland and borders Norway and Russia. In winter, the whole of Inari is covered with snow and forest. The lake is not as vast as you might imagine, with no water or fish to be seen. Instead, it is completely covered with ice and snow. You can ride a snowmobile or a husky sled on the lake. Tourism and reindeer breeding are the main pillar industries. Therefore, despite the small population, there is a civil aviation airport in the village of Ivalo, with regular flights to and from the capital Helsinki every day. #OverseasTravel #ArcticTour #Finland #FinlandTravel #FinlandEco-tourism #NorthernLights #ArcticCircle #Lake #IceSnowWorld #IceSnowFantasyScenery #IceSnowKingdom #arctic #finland #reindeer #ArcticReindeer

The Siberian Husky is a breed of dog trained to pull land vehicles, most commonly sleds, over snow. Sled dogs have been used in the Arctic for at least 8,000 years and, along with boats, were the only means of transportation in the Arctic until the introduction of semi-trailer trucks, snowmobiles, and airplanes in the 20th century. They were used with varying degrees of success during polar exploration and the Alaskan Gold Rush. Every March, Norway holds Europe's longest husky sled race in Finnmark County. The race is 1,200 kilometers long and takes 5 to 6 days with 14 huskies across the snowy Finnmark County. Usually, there are about 160 teams and 1,500 huskies participating. Figures 1 to 6 were taken in Inari, Finland. Figures 7 to 11 show a bobsleigh team that we encountered in Finnmark County, Norway in 2018. However, in both Norway and Finland, tourists can experience riding on a sled on the frozen river. #OverseasTravel #ArcticTour #Finland #FinnishEco-tourism #Sled #NorwayTravel #NorwayTourism #IceSnowWorld #IceSnowFantasy #arctic #finland #norway #husky

Ivalo can see the hotel in Aurora highly recommended resort, but unfortunately we stayed here for too short, did not enjoy the hotel facilities. Located in Ivalos Saariselka, the hotel is actually one of the most abundant snow sports resources in Finland. Also located in the Arctic Circle, the hotel is a good place to shoot Aurora. The first time we saw Aurora on the doorstep of this hotel. The style of the hotel is particularly dreamy. It is a colorful, snow-covered log cabin. It is especially suitable for girls who love to take pictures to shoot a set of snow photo. The size of the room is similar to that of the Oulu Hotel. In the sparsely populated Finland, you don't feel crowded. The room is decorated with many wooden materials. The large open glass window is surrounded by charming snow and forest. The whole hotel is very quiet and has a feeling of paradise. Another feature of the hotel is its own heated swimming pool, which is a perfect match for water parks and water slides, especially for families with children. The pool is right next to the breakfast room, but unfortunately we don't have time to experience it, and we have a special look at the whole meal while eating breakfast. In fact, it is especially suitable for a slow-paced holiday and a few more days to experience the diversity of Lapland's fun activities. The snow sports project in Saariselka is not inferior to Rovaniemi, and the cost performance is higher than that of Rovaniemi, and there are fewer tourists. You can even choose to participate in an aurora group one day, after all, the nearby Lake Inari is an aurora harvester!

A hundred kilometers drive from Ivalo, Lake Inari can't bear to disturb the snow and white. Night return, the northern lights of the window outside the night sky and the romantic dance together with the stars - see the best season of the Northern Lights, what are you waiting for?

The Ivano region, the northernmost part of Finland, is one of the most important towns in the Aurora. The primary purpose of our trip to Northern Europe is to chase the Aurora. The fine weather made us feel that there will be aurora tonight, so we sat at the hotel and waited. The Aurora software index downloaded from the mobile phone continued to soar. From time to time, the gentleman walked out of the hotel to see the sky. Finally, the sky began to show green, and the more intense . The goddess Aurora was finally no longer shy, and began to dance in the sky and gracefully, swaying in the earth. We didn't book the hottest glass house. This hotel is also a famous hot spring hotel in the town. After the hotel section, the forest and the empty field are very suitable for shooting aurora. The light pollution is not big. The thick snow and the forest become the embellishment in the aurora sky. A piece of green is really beautiful. From 9:00 in the evening, the goddess of the Aurora is flying, and it changes without hesitation. The aurora that sways in the eyes flashes, the magic and dreams of nature make everyone scream With the stars in the sky

Hey, Finland is the one who impressed me the most in the hotel inari, the owner of Esko, who is wearing a striped shirt. He is already a shackle of three children, two of them are Returned from Africa. Early in the morning, he came to give us breakfast, and the house was burning and the house was warm. Then everyone sat together and talked about the daily life of Finland while having breakfast. From the super-preserved forest lakes maintained by the natural ecology to the Finns care and education without any worries, from the expatriate work he had spent in China for a year, he talked about his favorite Shanghai braised pork, seemingly indifferent Finns. In fact, it is really warm. The large log-coloured wooden house is the restaurant, kitchen and bathroom in the public area. The five red cabins are the places to sleep at night. All these wooden houses are built by the owner Esko himself. In the winter, these red cabins can be dragged at will, and if you wish, Esko will take you to the frozen Lake Inari. There is a mobile sauna outside the house, and it is also Esko's own. It is super powerful, too admire him!