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

#Northern Lights Spot #100 Ways to Travel 🧊Let's take a look at another Eskimo-style accommodation...Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort East Village in Ivalo, Labland, Finland. There are many types of rooms here. Some people like the warm chalet style, family-style...but the most popular one is the Eskimo-style Igloo. ☃️But it's not an authentic Igloo. The roof is made of glass and can keep out the cold. The fun part is the clear glass dome. You can see the Northern Lights from inside the cabin. If the sky is clear, there are no clouds or rain. ❄️This resort is one of the top 10 dream accommodations that you must experience and one of the top 7 most romantic tourist destinations in the world for honeymooners.

📌Location: 
Saariselkä, within the Arctic Circle, is the birthplace of glass igloos. Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort pioneered this enchanting concept, allowing guests to watch the Northern Lights from the comfort of their beds. 💎💎 
📍Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort, Finland 
🎨 A Canvas of Nature and Culture Unites
-This extraordinary resort holds the esteemed title of 'Cultural Landscape Resort' 🏆, an honor bestowed by National Geographic Magazine. Immerse yourself in: 
🌐 360° Panoramic Domes:
Marvel at the world outside as the glass warms up, melting away the snowy wonderland. 
🌌🌠Aurora Alarms in Every Room+ A Celestial Awakening🚨:
The alarm will ring out when the Aurora appears, and then you could behold this incredible night👀: green spirits gracefully dancing under a canopy of stars. To lie in a glass igloo bed and witness this celestial performance is nothing short of an extraordinary stroke of luck. 💚 
🗺️Area Choose：
☀️East Village vs. West Village🎄
🧊East Village: Vintage Charm
- Vintage ambiance.
- Cozy and private.
- Some rooms may lack private bathrooms.
🧊West Village: Modern Grandeur
- Modern, stylish accommodations.
- Private restrooms in every igloo.
- Spectacular views.
- Abundance of room choices.
- Hub for thrilling activities like husky rides and reindeer sledding. 
⬆️🔥Recommendation🔥: Opt for the 'West Village' for a modern, comfortable stay with a wider range of activities. 🌌 
🧳 Luggage Handling🛄
Upon check-in, the hotel staff will efficiently transport your luggage directly to your room. For check-out, you'll have the novel experience of using a small cart to transport your belongings to the lobby, a fun and engaging process that takes around 5 minutes. 
🚌Travel and Commute🚌
To reach Kakslauttanen, book your tickets through the Onnibus website at 💶38.9 euros. The journey typically spans from 09:07 to 12:13, covering a duration of 3 hours, running from the entrance of Santa Claus Village to Kakslauttanen Hotel's doorstep. 
🔴 Valuable Tips🌠
1⃣️At this unique hotel, you can adjust your bed to optimize your Northern Lights viewing experience. 🛏️
2⃣️Given the limited daylight hours during winter (only 4 hours from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM), be sure to capture plenty of photos during this brief window. 📸
3⃣️The prime time for witnessing the Northern Lights in Finland is typically from December to January of the following year. 🌠
4⃣️For the best chance of spotting the Northern Lights, keep your eyes on the skies between 9:00 PM and 2:00 AM. 🌌 
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Are you planning your upcoming winter trip to Finland? Kakslauttanen Artic Resort is one of the popular resorts in Saariselkä Fell region of Kakslauttanen, because Kakslauttanen is one of the world's best places for see the northern lights. The property is surrounded by nature and river, 6 km from Urho Kekkonen National Park and 37 km from Ivalo Airport. This resort has several types of accommodations; the accommodation I booked is Kelo Glass Igloos, a chalet with a combination of glass igloos, the newest type of accommodation in this resort. This room can accommodate up to 6 people, with a big bathroom and has a private sauna, fireplace, kitchenette, and a stunning glass roof to see the aurora. The entire building, including the bed made by Kelo pinewood. West Village Aurora Restaurant is the main restaurant for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Also, it operates as an office for hotel check-in during wintertime, a meet-up place for a tour operator for activities, and a souvenir shop. Although I didn't have the luck to see the Northern lights, my stay in this resort was fantastic and memorable. Address: Kiilopääntie 9, 99830 Saariselkä, Finland #finland #aurora #resort #winter #wintervibe #winter2021

Experiencing a full winter in Finland was one of my favourite experiences to date, and Rovaniemi is the perfect place to do so!🥶☃️❄️ This cold paradise is a winter wonderland, and an absolute must see for any travelers visiting this beautiful Nordic country! With snow that reaches your waist and clear blue skies, the weather here is perfect, especially if you like the cold 🥶 Here, you can run between traditional Finnish saunas and ice baths, all while breathing in the cool Arctic air 🐻‍❄️ You’ll be sure to see reindeer and huskies, and you’ll even get to meet them if you visit the special Santa Clause village! This is truly the most magical place for a winter getaway🇫🇮❄️☃️ #christmasgiveaway #skiadventure #skiresorts #arctic #snow #cold #finland

The glass house of Saliscar has long been known, and one of the purposes of coming to Finland is to experience it. The hotel is divided into the east and west districts. The drive is separated by five minutes. Each district has its own cabin and glass house. We have a cabin and a glass house for each of the four people. The price of the cabin is about the glass house. Half of it, if you come here, I recommend staying in two room types for one night, because it is really different. Each cabin in East is quite far apart and will not be disturbed at all. The whole house is stacked one by one with wood, and the house is also covered with wood, including the roof, bed frame and floor. The big bed room here is the only real big bed that I lived in Finland all the way down. The other hotel big bed rooms are made up of two single beds. The cabins are large, with sofas, kitchens and a separate sauna. The glass room in the West District is very small, basically two single beds, a very mini bathroom, there is a toilet and a pool, but there is no bath, so for this time we chose another two People think that the cabin is quite sensible, so that you can take a bath at night, or you can put unused luggage there. After all, the baggage is dragged some distance, and it is muddy and uneven, and it is not very good.

| Summer Travel Guide Packed with Useful Tips. Finland's four seasons each have their own charm, but summer (June to August) is undoubtedly the best time to explore Finland's natural beauty and enjoy outdoor activities. ⏰Summer (June–August): Finland experiences extremely long daylight hours in summer, especially in the northern regions where there is almost no darkness, with daylight sometimes lasting 24 hours. The mild climate is perfect for hiking, boating, camping, fishing, and other outdoor activities. ⏰Fall (September–October): Ideal for viewing autumn foliage and the first glimpses of the northern lights. ⏰Winter (November–March): Perfect for snow activities and northern lights viewing. 🌟 Must-Try Summer Activities in Finland ▪️Midnight Sun Experience: In Lapland, northern Finland, summer brings the "midnight sun" phenomenon, where the sun remains visible for 24 hours. Take a midnight stroll or enjoy outdoor activities under the never-setting sun. ▪️Water Activities in the "Land of a Thousand Lakes": Finland has over 180,000 lakes, and summer is the best time to explore them. Try boating, fishing, or lakeside camping while soaking in the serene natural scenery. ▪️Hiking in National Parks: Finland boasts numerous national parks, and summer is the ideal season for hiking. Recommended destinations include Urho Kekkonen National Park and Koli National Park, where you can experience pristine forests and breathtaking landscapes. ▪️Summer Festivals: Finland hosts many festivals and music events in summer, such as Helsinki’s Midsummer celebrations, with nationwide festivities. ▪️Summer Delicacies: Summer is the best time to savor local Finnish ingredients like wild berries, mushrooms, and fresh fish. 🚗 Summer Road Trip Guide Summer is the perfect season for road trips in Finland, with warm weather, good road conditions, and long daylight hours. 📒Car Rental Tips: Book your vehicle in advance, especially during peak travel season. A standard car is sufficient for most routes, but a 4WD is recommended for remote areas. Recommended Routes: Helsinki–Lapland: Travel north from the capital, enjoying lakes and forests along the way. Lake District Loop: Drive around Finland’s lake regions (e.g., Savonlinna, Kuopio) to experience the charm of the "Land of a Thousand Lakes." West Coast Exploration: Follow Finland’s western coastline to discover the Åland Islands and Baltic Sea scenery. ⚠️Important Notes ▪️Weather Changes: While summers are mild, Finland’s weather can be unpredictable—check forecasts regularly. ▪️Eco-Consciousness: Finland takes environmental protection seriously—avoid littering and respect nature. ▪️Traffic Rules: Finland has strict traffic regulations—observe speed limits and right-of-way rules.

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We had a wonderful time at Jaakkola Reindeer Farm! The highlight was the reindeer sleigh ride—although it was a short one, it was still a great experience to glide through the snowy landscape with these gentle animals. We also got to feed the reindeer, which was a fun and interactive way to learn more about them. The farm provided a warm and cozy setting where we could enjoy a hot berry drink, perfect for the chilly weather. It was a nice touch that added to the overall experience. For families with kids, there’s even a small slide and swings for them to enjoy, making it a great place for visitors of all ages. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, sharing interesting insights about reindeer and local traditions. Overall, Jaakkola Reindeer Farm is a lovely place to experience Lapland’s reindeer culture in a welcoming and authentic environment. #Luosto

| 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 trip to Finland in winter is not complete without trying the outdoor sport of dog sledding. In Lapland, you can experience the fun of Finland's most traditional winter sport - dog sledding! You can also learn about the life habits and daily life of huskies, sit in a traditional Sami tent by the fire, enjoy some traditional Sami snacks, and drink a cup of fruit tea! All of this is in Finnish Lapland! 👍Highly recommended: The most common sled dogs in Finland are Siberian Huskies and Alaskan Malamutes, and most of them are now crossbreeds of the two. These sled dogs are extremely gentle, especially friendly to people, and even strangers will be affectionate with you. They are even more enthusiastic about their owners, like children eager to be pampered. Here, a dog sled is a sled with two people, pulled by five sled dogs. Some are pulled by seven sled dogs! Dog sledding is a team sport, and these dogs need to be specially trained for 1-2 years, or even 3-5 years, to be qualified! I was so excited to ride a dog sled for the first time, and finally, we set off! I didn't expect the dogs to run so fast, the sled was flying through the forest, and the snowflakes splashed on my face and lens, which is the fun of snow. My eyelashes were instantly covered with small ice crystals 😂 Dog sledding is available from December to April every year, and during this time, Lapland is usually covered with thick snow. In other months, the owners will take the dogs for training in suitable temperatures, and in the hottest days of summer, the thick-coated sled dogs are not suitable for exercise, so the owners will take them camping and vacationing. 📝Tips: 1️⃣Before departure, a professional coach will help us change into professional cold-proof clothing, gloves, and helmets! 2️⃣The coach will patiently explain how to ride the sled, how to brake, and the precautions for changing rides, the safety distance during the ride, and how to better control the speed on different sections of the road! 3️⃣Driving a sled is also a skill, and the dogs need to work and rest, so they will be slowed down or stopped to rest in the middle of the ride. Sled dogs are naturally active, curious, and exploratory, and running is their nature. 4️⃣The best distance for husky sledding is 10 km, which is a great experience. After a pleasant husky forest trip, you can enjoy a warm cup of fruit tea and listen to stories about huskies, and have the opportunity to get close to the little huskies. 🗓Itinerary: The reason I like to travel is to enjoy the unknown on the road Winter also hides many fascinating destinations Finally, I came to the place I had been longing for to see the fairy tale world in winter...

Let’s start a parent-child trip with Arctic characteristics! Exciting ice snorkeling, dog sledding through the snowfields, and fast snowmobiles are all waiting for you to discover in this 6-day travel guide to Finland! / Walking into Finland 🇫🇮 is like walking into a long and colorful history 📜. Castles of time ⛪ and vast forests 🌲 tell you soft and profound stories. Open-air concerts 🎶, colorful Nordic architecture 🏘️, red Finnish saunas 🔥 and the crazy Easter egg rolling ⚽, these are all so Finland, waiting for you to explore! / 🎒🚀Itinerary: Day 1: Helsinki – Rovaniemi It feels like being in a real-life version of the animated "Polar Express", letting people feel the charm of the Icefield Train prototype scene. Day 2: Rovaniemi – Kakstraun While getting close to nature, enjoy an aurora vacation that is different from the city, and go on a jungle adventure with a dog pulling a sled. Day 3: Saariselkä – Kirkenes In the holy land of king crab hunting in the Arctic Ocean, you can go fishing personally and enjoy a unique king crab dinner. Day 4: Urho-Kekkonen National Park Here, you will feel the magnificence of nature, which will make you forget to leave. Day 5: Santa Claus Village – Arctic Circle Marking Blessing Santa Claus amid the flying snowflakes, crossing the Arctic Circle mark is like traveling into a fairy tale world. Day 6: Icebreaker Sanbao Boarding this legendary icebreaker and experiencing the fun and spectacle will surely make this trip an unforgettable memory. / 🎫Title: Travel Checklist: Prepare these to make your trip to Finland easier and more worry-free! 🌐First of all, don’t forget to bring your passport and visa. In addition, a continental European calling card is also essential, so that you can keep in touch with family and friends at any time and share your travel experiences. 🔌Considering that Finland uses European-type power plugs, a socket converter is also necessary. To keep your device powered while traveling, remember to bring a power bank or charging cable. ❄️Since January is winter, the climate in Finland will be very cold, so bring warm clothes and winter gear. Make sure your skin is well protected and don't forget sunscreen and moisturizer. 📸Traveling is about capturing wonderful moments, so don’t forget to bring your camera and enough memory cards so that you can record the beautiful scenery during your trip at any time. 💊In addition to the above-mentioned necessities, it is also recommended to carry some regular medicines with you, just in case. For example, antipyretics, analgesics, anti-cold medicines, etc. 🎒Finally, a backpack that is lightweight but can hold all your belongings will make your trip much easier and more comfortable. Remember, organize your list, prepare in advance, and have a happy trip! / In this way, the trip to Finland comes to an end. All the good things are engraved here. Don’t forget to treasure this memory. We will continue to meet you at the next destination!

Hello! We highly recommend this 6-day Finland ski trip guide, which provides a detailed analysis of major ski resorts, detailed itineraries, and practical tips to enhance your magnificent ice and snow journey! Be sure to check it out~ -------- 🌸🌞Itinerary: Day 1: Helsinki -> Rovaniemi 🌸Now you will experience the polar express train, which will take you into the world of Hollywood animation. Day 2: Rovaniemi -> Kakslauttanen 💫On this day, you will enjoy a wonderful aurora holiday village dinner and explore the jungle on a dog sled. Day 3: Saariselkä -> Kirkenes 🦀Visit the king crab hunting sanctuary in the Arctic Ocean and enjoy a delicious king crab feast. Day 4: Urho Kekkonen National Park 🌲Visit Urho Kekkonen National Park and enjoy the magnificent natural scenery. Day 5: Santa Claus Village -> Santa Claus Office 🎅You will arrive at the magical Santa Claus Village and have the opportunity to visit Santa Claus at work! Day 6: Sampo Icebreaker ⛴️On the last day, you will board the Sampo Icebreaker and experience an ice-breaking journey. -------- 📱Travel preparation: SIM card and charger. Like most European countries, if you want to use your phone in Finland, you must bring a European SIM card and a plug adapter. Don't forget to bring a spare phone or camera charger so you don't miss any beautiful scenery! 📜Travel preparation: Visa and documents. You need a visa to go to Finland, so remember to prepare all relevant travel documents, including your passport, driver's license (if you plan to rent a car), and your visa. 👕Travel preparation: Clothes and shoes. The weather in Finland in December is freezing, so don't forget to bring warm clothes, such as down jackets, gloves, hats, scarves, etc. A pair of winter snow boots is also essential. 🧴Travel preparation: Skincare products. Dry and cold weather can easily dry out your skin, so remember to bring moisturizing skincare products and sunscreen to protect your skin. 🎒Travel preparation: Outdoor equipment. If you are interested in outdoor ice and snow activities in Finland, such as sledding and skiing, don't forget to bring professional outdoor equipment, as safety comes first! 💊Travel preparation: Regular medicine. When traveling, you should bring regular travel medicine, such as painkillers, cold medicine, band-aids, and any specific medicine you need. -------- If you like it, add Finland to your travel list and let's go skiing and chasing the aurora together~⭐⭐

Attention Nordic fans! 📣 A super detailed 9-day itinerary across Northern Europe is here! Get this travel guide and start your dream trip! ✨ -- Northern Europe is home to many countries with a long history and beautiful scenery. 🏰 Ancient castles stand tall, telling stories of past glories; 🌲 forests are dense, like a fairy tale world. The unique local customs and 🎶 melodious folk songs will make you fall in love with the place and never want to leave. -- Itinerary: 🚀 D1: Oslo → Tromsø, fly directly to the Arctic and start your polar adventure! D2: Tromsø all day, search for orcas in the Arctic Ocean 🐟 D3-D4: Tromsø → Kiruna → Abisko, visit the Ice Hotel 🏨, experience the Ice Age, and see the aurora borealis 🌌 D5: Kiruna → Kemi, experience the original Sami lifestyle 🏕️ D6: Kemi → Rovaniemi → Saariselkä/Ivalo, visit Santa Claus Village 🎅 D7-D8: Saariselkä/Ivalo → Kakslauttanen → Varangerfjord → Kirkenes, stay in an igloo 🏠, enjoy an aurora dinner 🍽️, experience dog sledding 🐶, catch and taste king crab 🦀 D9: Kirkenes → Oslo, end your aurora trip 🌟 -- Must-see attractions: 🎅 Santa Claus Village: Entering here is like entering a fairy tale world, with wooden buildings exuding a warm atmosphere. 🏢 Santa Claus Office: In Santa Claus Village, Finland, this iconic building is a must-see! 🌌 Abisko National Park: Want to see the mysterious beauty of the aurora borealis? This is the place to be! 🌳 Urho Kekkonen National Park: Named after a former Finnish prime minister, the natural scenery here will definitely make you linger. -- 🎒 Travel essentials: December adventure gear list for Northern Europe 📂 Documents: Passport, visa, and ID card. Don't forget the three travel essentials. 🔌 Electronics: Adapter and charger. Keep your phone and camera fully charged. 📱 Communication: Nordic SIM card. Stay connected and share the beautiful scenery. 🧣 Warm clothing: Down jacket, scarf, and gloves. Essential for keeping warm in Northern Europe in December. 👟 Footwear: Non-slip waterproof boots. Walk safely in the snow. 💊 Medicine: Basic medicine and hand warmers. Travel healthily and safely. 💰 Finances: A small amount of cash and a Visa card. Shop worry-free and enjoy your trip. -- Travel to every corner of Northern Europe, leaving your footprints and memories, and let this journey become an eternal picture in your heart. 🌍✨

Location: Finland. Best Time of my life ! Chill, Cold and Fun.

Chasing the Northern Lights means standing in the snow with frozen hands and feet? Too OUT! We have compiled a collection of the most romantic Aurora hotels in the world for you. No need to leave the room, just lie on the bed and soak in the hot spring. You can even see the Northern Lights from a glass house! 1️⃣ Finland | Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort 🏠 Features: Glass dome cabin, 360° view of the aurora 📍Location: Saariselka region in northern Finland When it comes to Aurora Hotel, the Glass Igloo must be ranked first! The cabin is completely transparent and surrounded by snow, it is super romantic! 💡 Highlights: Snowmobiles and reindeer sleds take you on a Nordic fairytale journey Outdoor Aurora Sauna, chasing the light while steaming 2️⃣ Norway | Lyngen Lodge 🏠 Features: High-end private cabin, exclusive view of the fjord aurora 📍Location: Fjord region in northern Norway This hotel is known as the "top private place" for viewing the Northern Lights in Norway. Each cabin has its own fireplace, which creates a great atmosphere. Sitting on the balcony and watching the aurora against the magnificent fjord, I feel extremely happy! 💡 Highlights: Snowshoeing across the Norwegian Icefield Aurora photography course, take fantastic photos 3️⃣ Iceland | Panorama Glass Lodge 🏠 Features: Internet celebrity glass house + Aurora hot tub 📍Location: Near Reykjavik This is a hotel tailor-made for Aurora fans! The whole house is designed with panoramic glass, you can see the glaciers during the day and the aurora at night. Every moment is worth remembering. 💡 Highlights: Soak in the outdoor aurora bathtub, warm and romantic There are many natural wonders around the hotel, including waterfalls and volcanoes. 4️⃣ Sweden | Arctic Bath Hotel 🏠 Features: Aurora Hotel floating on the river 📍Location: Northern Sweden This is a very special floating hotel. The architectural design was inspired by log drifting in Nordic forests. At night, the aurora will reflect from the river into the room. The visual effect is super shocking! 💡 Highlights: Yoga on ice, enjoy the tranquility of the Arctic Arctic River Floating SPA, Relax and Chase the Lights 5️⃣ Canada | Northern Lights Resort & Spa 🏠 Features: All-wooden room + Aurora viewing terrace 📍Location: Whitehorse, Yukon The Yukon is one of the places in the world with the highest rate of auroras. The success rate of encountering the Aurora is very high! There are not only luxurious wooden houses here, There are also separate glass sightseeing cabins designed specifically for the Aurora. 💡 Highlights: Professional guides lead you to take photos of the aurora The hotel provides homemade hot cocoa, which you can drink while watching the northern lights ❤️Things to note when booking Aurora Hotel Book in advance: Hotel rooms are hard to come by during the Aurora season, so it is recommended to book 3-6 months in advance! Choose the right time: The peak period for the aurora is from September to April of the following year, and December to February is the best time.

#globaltravel How can you come to Finland without experiencing a glass igloo! In February, I stayed with my friends in this glass igloo in Finland. It felt like I was in a world of ice and snow, surrounded by a large snow and forest. It was fantastic! ❄️ And at night if you are lucky you can still lie in bed and watch the aurora beating in the sky, super shocking!!! The room TV also has an aurora detection channel for you to keep an eye on when there will be aurora, very courteous ~ The room fee also includes breakfast buffet😋 There is a famous ski resort near the hotel for ski enthusiasts⛷️ The glass igloo is also great for taking pictures, I took photos with my friends all afternoon 🤣 All the photos are beautiful and feel 😽🩵 📍Santa’s Hotel Aurora, Finland Hello I'm Banana Banana ~ See you in the world! #FinlandTravel

#backpacking Backpacking to Jaakkola Reindeer Farm in Helsinki Finland was like stepping into a winter wonderland. The journey through snow-laden trails felt surreal, with Finland’s crisp air and stunning wilderness setting the scene. Jaakkola itself was a gem—meeting reindeer up close and learning about the Sami culture was unforgettable. The farm’s hospitality made the experience cozy despite the cold. Feeding the reindeer and enjoying traditional meals around a fire was the highlight. It’s an adventure that captures the essence of Finland’s natural beauty and charm, perfect for any backpacker craving something authentic. My rating: 4.5 ⭐️ out of 5!

Aurora Queen Resort Finland 🇫🇮 Sleep and watch the Northern Lights in a luxurious glass dome in Finland 💫 Finland is another dream country that you must visit at least once in your life. Omnut herself intended to come to find the Northern Lights and find a beautiful place to stay amidst the white pine forest. Aurora Queen Resort is a glass dome house in the style of Glass Igloo that the owner designed and decorated all by himself, beautifully and luxuriously. Throughout the 3 nights that we stayed, we saw the Northern Lights dancing every night. IG - paigunna #Let's go together #auroraqueenresort #finland #Finland

Caught the beautiful northern lights at the Tankavaara Gold Village in Finland… precious moment. #auroraborealis #finland

Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort is located in Sodankylä, Finland and is a resort suitable for viewing the northern lights. Accommodation at this resort includes luxurious glass and wooden cottages, with free Wi-Fi and parking. Visitors can easily explore the area's popular attractions and dining options. The resort also has facilities such as a restaurant, steam room and sauna to enhance the visitor's stay experience. At Kakslauttanen Aurora Resort, visitors can choose from a variety of activities such as hiking, boating, and aurora viewing. In addition, tourists can also taste local specialties here, such as grilled lamb skewers, sour soup fish, glutinous rice cake meat, etc. In general, Kakslauttanen Aurora Resort is a comprehensive resort that combines leisure, entertainment and wellness, suitable for those who want to experience the aurora in northern Finland.