One of the incredible experiences of living in Lapland is spending a night under the stars in a glass igloo. Various resorts offer them in the area, and the igloos are usually very cozy while providing a 360-degree view of the sky. It will be possible to observe the Northern Lights depending on the glass ►
One of the incredible experiences of living in Lapland is spending a night under the stars in a glass igloo. Various resorts offer them in the area, and the igloos are usually very cozy while providing a 360-degree view of the sky. It will be possible to observe the Northern Lights depending on the glass igloo location. Those who wish to immerse themselves in Finnish culture should visit the Sami people in northern Lapland. The Sami population is about 10,000, and they present themselves as warm people dressed in colorful clothes specializing in reindeer herding. They are also very involved in crafts, fishing, and hunting. Moreover, a museum in Inari is entirely dedicated to their history. Another exciting activity in this magical place is to go snow tank to go hunting for the Northern Lights. Those who are more adventurous will be tempted by cross-country skiing which qualifies as the national sport in Finland. Anyone can do it since the slopes are perfectly maintained. For the record, skiing is an essential mode of transport in Finland. Also, cruising on an icebreaker in the icy waters of the Bothnian Sea in Lapland is an excellent idea to explore. Navigation is done through large blocks of ice, and once the icebreaker stops, travelers can walk on the frozen sea to take souvenir photos. A dip in the icy water will tempt the more adventurous. Those who want more action can go snowmobiling, and during the ride, it would be interesting to stop at an ice hotel to admire the sculptures, have a delicious hot meal, and even spend the night there. After all these experiences, it will be time to warm up in a steam sauna. Then, big kids at heart will surely want to meet Santa Claus, and they can do so at Santa Village Rovaniemi. Attractions include Santa\'s post office, reindeer rides, ice sculptures, and souvenir shops. Before leaving Lapland, travelers may need to stop at Kourouma Canyon to admire the frozen waterfalls and visit the Arktikum Science Museum. ◄
