7 Wonderful Auroras Viewing Points

You are invited to explore the 7 most wonderful places on earth where visitors can immerse themselves in the wonderful space of aurora 7 beautiful auroras viewing spots Aurora is an interesting natural phenomenon seen most clearly in places near the polar regions of the Earth. This phenomenon occurs due to the collision of particles in the solar wind and atmospheric gas.When auroras occur, the sky appears constantly moving and changing bands of light, like silk ribbons. The auroras that take place in the northern hemisphere of the Earth are called the arctic auroras, or the arctic light, while in the southern hemisphere called the south aurora. You can immerse yourself in the space of the aurora

.IcelandThe clear night sky on the roads along the coast of this island is a favorable condition for you to see the aurora, of which Kirkjufell peak is the best place. With only aurora, Iceland is still worth a visit to countless scenes of: glaciers, geysers, rapids, volcanoes, . .



Time to go: Late August to early April .Fairbanks, Alaska Arctic 2 latitudes, close to the international airport and Denali National Park, Fairbanks is the best aurora viewing in America. This place even has dedicated auroral weather forecast for tourists. Travel time: Late August to mid-April Fanciful auroras in Fairbanks (Alaska), Yellowknife (Canada) and northern Switzerland Sweden - Photo: Alamy / Babak TafreshiYellowknife, Canada Yellowknife is the capital of Northwestern Canada, located on the big Slave lake - the second largest lake in the region - famous for the aurora viewing village. Special activities for this unique tourist item are developed here.Canada is also a tourist paradise for aurora viewing, thanks to its location in low latitudes and minimal light pollution. Other locations in the fallow country such as Wood Buffalo National Park and Jasper National Park are also ideal for aurora viewing Time to go: Mid August to early April Tromsø, Norway the largest city in northern Norway, located about 217 miles from the north pole.



Thanks to the Gulf Stream, the seas here have temperatures that seem temperate. Beautiful Tromsø landscape with splendid fio bays and dreamy Lyngen Alps. The village of Ersfjordbotn, just 12 miles from Tromsø is the perfect aurora view. Some other famous spots to see this phenomenon are the Lofoten Islands, or the towns of Alta, Nordkapp, or Kirkenes to the north. Travel time: Mid September to late March. Blue light in Tromsø region, Norway - Photo: Babak Tafreshi Northern Sweden and Finland Kiruma, Sweden's northernmost town as a transit station to many aurora viewing attractions such as ice hotel, Abisko National Park , Sami Cultural Reserve ...



The weather here is colder than in Norway but relatively stable.In the Lapland region of Finland, Rovaniemi is considered as the capital, from which visitors depart to visit the national parks. that winter is covered in white. On that background, the auroras appear romantic. On an iceberg in Northeastern Greenland - Photo: Richard McManusGreenland If you want to go deep north to see the auroras, northern Greenland is the perfect place. However, the island's southernmost tip can still be enjoyed by the beautiful auroras, especially at the Qaleraliq glacier. Travel time: Late April to early August.Tasmania and New Zealand You must have heard a lot about Northern auroras than south auroras because there are fewer aurora viewpoints in the southern hemisphere, most notably Tasimania (Australia) and New Zealand.



Due to its proximity to Antarctica, it also possesses a quiet night, The two above places make it easy to see the special auroras in the South. Travel time: May be up to the whole year, but it is more ideal than the spring equinox or autumn equinox. *.

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