Abisko National Park
Frequently selected as one of the best spots for viewing the Northern Lights, the sky is always clear at Abisko National Park. Within the park, there are mountains, canyons, plains, forests, lakes, vegetation, and wildlife. Breathing in the fresh air, one can enjoy the enchanting scenery of this charming natural landscape, home to native Nordic animals. Abisko National Park is suitable for winter adventure and summer hikes, as well as for viewing the Northern Lights and the midnight sun. It is internationally recognized as one of the best places for Northern Lights photography. The vast lake surface, combined with the mysterious Northern Lights, creates a symphony of reflection and response, making it a beautiful sight to behold. It is highly recommended to bring a camera with you, as you can capture some of the most beautiful pictures in the world.
Abisko Aurora Sky Station
Abisko Aurora Sky Station is praised as one of the best places in the world to observe the northern lights. Located on the top of Mount Nuolja, it is an ideal location for observing the aurora borealis. Despite its small size, the station has a cozy restaurant where you can try the local specialty dinner, drink hot tea or coffee. There are also small indoor exhibitions and enthusiastic tour guides who will share with you some interesting facts about the northern lights.
Torne Lake
Torne Lake, located in Abisko, Sweden, is a famous lake in the northwest of Sweden. Torne Lake is 70 kilometers long and has an area of over 300 square kilometers. It is the source of the Torne River. The lake water is discharged southeastward by the Torne River. There are campsites of the Sami people on the lakeshore.
Ice hotel
Experience the magical world of ice and snow, which is also the filming location for "The Amazing Race". As the name suggests, everything here is built with ice blocks, so it's only open during a fixed time in winter. Here, you can experience what it feels like to sleep in a fridge, or sit in an ice bar and drink a vodka in a cup made of ice, experiencing the contrast of hot and cold.
