More than just an experience, Nordic also brings visitors closer to the stories of legends and fairy tales.

With a characteristic marine temperate climate and the influence of sea currents, the Nordic region has a relatively diverse stratigraphy, fresh air, suitable for trips to explore and enjoy unspoiled nature.

Aurora - sparkling silk in the night sky

Witnessing with your own eyes one of tatkuinkcom  nature's most magical phenomena - the Northern Lights will give visitors a sense of excitement when stopping in Northern Europe.

The aurora borealis is an optical phenomenon characterized by the full color rendition of light in the night sky. They are produced by the interaction of charged particles from the solar wind with the upper layer of the planet's atmosphere. The bands of light are constantly moving and changing, making them look like colored silk in the sky. It's luck that not everyone has, especially when the name aurora (or northern lights/aurora borealis) has quickly become the most sought-after travel experience in the world over the past few decades.  

The aurora reflected like sparkling silk in the night sky.

Because of this rarity, viewing the aurora borealis is also likened to a hunting trip, that is, visitors must always learn about it, choose the right place with the highest chance of appearing, and finally wait. , pray… This may seem daunting and difficult, but with the effort put in, the beauty of the aurora will be one of the most enjoyable things to witness in my life.

Since the aurora usually begins to viking outfit  appear from the end of September to the beginning of April next year, the advice for visitors to get closer to the aurora is to pack a backpack and complete all formalities to Northern Europe in the winter. . In particular, from October to November, February is considered the peak season. Some of the most popular destinations for backpackers are Iceland, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. 

Reverse the myth of the dog sled 

An activity that should not be missed when visiting Northern Europe is riding in cars pulled by mighty Husky dogs. Traditionally, the colder and more remote places are, the more people tend to use the dog's pulling power, as a powerful aid in moving. This helps the local cultural life to remain wild and interesting amidst the development of technology. Areas located on the Arctic Circle such as Iceland, Finland, Greenland, Norway, and Sweden are popular tourist destinations with dog sled services.