Abisko National Park
Frequently selected as one of the world's best aurora observation points, the sky is always clear and cloudless.
Abisko National Park features mountains, canyons, plains, forests, lakes, vegetation, and animals. While breathing fresh air, you can also enjoy the enchanting scenery. The natural landscape here is captivating, home to Nordic wildlife, making it suitable for winter adventures and summer hikes, as well as for viewing the aurora and the midnight sun. Abisko National Park is internationally recognized as the best place to photograph the aurora. The vast lake surface complements the mysterious aurora, with reflections echoing each other, creating a breathtaking scene. It is recommended to bring a camera, as you can capture some of the most beautiful pictures in the world.
Abisko Aurora Sky Station
Abisko Aurora Sky Station is acclaimed as one of the best places in the world to observe the Northern Lights. It is an ideal spot for aurora observation, located at the top of Mount Nuolja. Although it is not large, it has a cozy little restaurant where you can enjoy a local specialty dinner and have a cup of hot tea or coffee. The small indoor exhibition and enthusiastic guides will provide you with a wealth of knowledge about the Northern Lights.
Lake Torneträsk
Lake Torneträsk, located in Abisko, Sweden, is a well-known lake in northwestern Sweden. Lake Torneträsk is seventy kilometers long and covers an area of more than three hundred square kilometers. It is the source of the Torne River. The lake water drains southeast through the Torne River. There are campsites of the Sami people along the lake shore.
Ice Hotel
Experience the magical world of ice and snow, which is also the filming location of 'The Amazing Race'. As the name suggests, everything here is built from ice blocks, so it is only open during a fixed period each winter. Here, you can experience what it's like to sleep in a refrigerator. You can also sit in the ice bar and drink a glass of vodka from a cup made of ice, experiencing the sensation of both ice and fire.
