Top 7 Best Places To Hunt Aurora

"Aurora aurora hunting" is a travel experience that many people look for in recent years because of its "luck" and "randomness". You cannot predict where this will appear or when you can observe this interesting natural phenomenon.Discover, Entertainment, Sightseeing, Experience Aurora is a unique astronomical phenomenon formed by radiation from, creating colorful light streaks in the sky. The auroras occur near the 2 poles of the Earth, so there are only north auroras and south auroras. Whether viewing the aurora or not depends on the "luck" of each person, but it is also expected that the aurora season appears, usually from early October to the end of March next year, during which December, January, and February are the "peak" because the chances of hunting aurora at this time are very high

. According to National Geographic site, there are 7 best places in the world for visitors to experience "aurora hunting". Iceland: Because of the clear night sky on the roads along the coast, it has created conditions for visitors from near and far to see the auroras. According to National Geographic, the best viewing spot in Iceland is at the top of Mount Kirkjufell or you can also see auroras in the suburbs of Reykjavík In addition to the aurora hunting activities, visitors here also experience many other unique sights such as glaciers, volcanoes, geysers .



.. When to go: Late August to early April. Alaska: This place is considered to be the best aurora viewing in the United States, located just 2 degrees from the North Pole, close to the international airport and Denali National Park. Visitors here even have an auroraforecast (auroraforecast.gi.alaska edu) weather forecast page dedicated to monitoring.



When: Late August to mid-April Yellowknife, Canada Also considered a paradise for aurora viewing, thanks to its geographic location located in low latitudes and very little light pollution. The best aurora viewing spot here is Yellowknife, capital of Northwest Canada. Yellowknife is located on Lake Slave - the second largest in the region, especially famous for the aurora viewing village (Aurora Village). Visitors here can participate in many special activities dedicated to aurora hunting travel. In addition to Yellowknife, in Canada, Wood Buffalo National Park and Jasper National Park are also ideal places for aurora viewing. When: Late August to mid-April Tromsø, Norway Tromsø is the largest city. in Northern Norway, located 217 miles from the Arctic Circle, but thanks to the Gulf Stream, the sea here has a very moderate temperature. Tromsø's landscape is also impressive with its beautiful bays and the dreamy Lyngen Alps, near the city of Ersfjordbotn is a great aurora viewing spot, only about 12 miles (~ 20km) from Tromsø.



In addition, there are a number of other famous places for tourists to choose from: Lofoten archipelago, or remote towns north of Alta, Nordkapp, Kirkenes ... When to go: Mid-month 9 to the end of March, Northern Sweden and Finland The town of Kiruna, located in the northernmost tip of Sweden, is like a transit station that brings visitors to many aurora viewing attractions, such as: an ice hotel, Abisko National Park, Sami Cultural Reserve ... Just a short drive from town has a wonderful aurora viewing spot. The weather here is colder than Norway but relatively stable.



Rovaniemi is considered the capital of Finland's Lapland, a gateway for you to itinerary to visit nearby national parks in season. bronze. When the scene is covered in a white color, moisture condenses, accumulating snow and dew on the trees to form a unique "tykky". When the auroras appear romantic in the background it will be a memory visitors will never forget.When: Between September to the end of March Greenland North Greenland is the ideal place to see auroras if you want to go deep north. However, up to the southernmost tip of the island you can still see astonishing and fascinating auroras, as in the Qaleraliq Glacier, where small ice floes are floating in summer. August to late April in the south and late August to mid-April at Nuuk.Tasmania (Australia) and New Zealand Usually we hear about the aurora north more than the south auroras because there are less viewing points of the aurora at Southern Hemisphere.



However, there are 2 prominent places that you can observe the auroras are Tasimania (Australia) and New Zealand. Because it is located in Antarctica and has a quiet night, you can easily admire the unique aurora scenery here. When: May be for the whole year, but ideally in spring stool or compost..

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