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Finland has some of the most romantic nightfalls in the world.
With up to 200 nights a year, you will have the opportunity to witness the Northern Lights in the night sky of Finnish Lapland, and from the beginning of October to the beginning of April, it is possible to see this starry sky wonder in and around Rovaniemi.
Going to Finland to see the aurora borealis, living in a glass hut has long become a dream choice for countless travelers, which has also led to the blossoming of glass huts in Finland.
But of all the glass huts in Finland, the Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort at Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort is definitely the originator of the existence, and even if similar hotels have emerged over the years, they still can't shake its status as a patriarch.
This world-class glasshouse resort with its rareest dome, specially located in the Finnish Aurora outbreak area, is located 250 km north of the Arctic Circle.
Tucked away high in the quiet and open mountains of Saariselka, on the edge of the wilderness, along the road to the Arctic Ocean, and just a stone's throw from Finland's largest National Park in Urhokenen, they cleverly avoid light pollution and allow almost every guest to see the aurora borealis every year.
In the coniferous woodland, 20 semi-circular glass dome huts are upside down on the snow, all made of glass, glowing with a faint warm yellow light, soft into the polar night snow, especially warm.
Lying on the bed, through the 360° dome and curtain wall, the stars in the Lapland night sky shine. The aurora debuts, and the final finishing touch of the glass house is finally completed magnificently.
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With such a dreamy scene that makes people feel the spiritual shock of natural miracles, Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort is deservedly listed as one of the top ten romantic hotels in the world.
Of course, booking is also extremely difficult, and if you want to stay in this hotel during the Aurora Season, you need to book at least half a year in advance.
Competing with you for room resources is also a list of superstar celebrities, and it is said that the Beckham family once wanted to book a night but was rejected, and before in "Twelve Tastes of The Twelve Sharps", Nicholas Tse, Siu Jingteng and Huo Wenxi also stayed at Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort.
The glass dome of each glass house uses hot glass invented by the Finns, even if the outdoor temperature drops to minus 30 ° C, it still does not produce snow mist, allows a clear view of the magnificent Northern Lights, keeps the interior warm, and shields the faintest noise outside.
The glass house is spacious, and the best room type of glass house is also adorned with log cabins, with the world's largest smoked sauna, separate toilet and kitchen, as well as comfortable beds and soft reindeer leather blankets.
There is also a Finnish ice pool and the world's largest ice restaurant with tables made of ice.
In the Arctic wilderness, you can also enjoy a comfortable living environment and high-standard services.
More special experiences
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Get up close and personal by small plane
Dream of the mysterious Northern Lights
Enjoy a wonderful journey through the starry sky in order to see one of the spectacular natural phenomena known to mankind. The Aurora "dances" on 80-90% of the dark nights.
But this phenomenon is not always visible from the ground, take a small plane, climb up the clouds, avoid distractions, and enjoy the natural wonders up close.
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Icebreakers ride the wind to break the ice
Ice sea floating
Climb aboard Finland's only Sampo icebreaker for a wind-breaking ride, see the whole process of icebreaking, explain the principles of icebreaking in detail, and visit the captain's cabin and engine room.
The climax of the trip is that you can also get off the boat and step on the frozen sea, wearing special thermal clothing and floating on the cold waters. Such an extraordinary experience, perhaps only once in a lifetime.
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Visit the real home of Santa Claus
Receive a certificate for crossing the Arctic Circle
Rovaniemi is the capital of Lapland and sits right on the Arctic Circle, making it the gateway to the Arctic.
When you come to Rovaniemi, crossing the Arctic Circle is a must-do. There is a line marked with the Arctic Circle, after which you will receive a certificate for crossing the Arctic Circle.
There is also an officially certified Santa Claus post office! Every day is filled with a strong Christmas atmosphere, which makes the Santa Claus Post Office a must-visit for visitors to Santa Claus Village.
Happy elves who work in the post office headquarters are happy to serve every customer.
Santa's Post Office is a true post office, and every letter sent from here will be stamped with the Unique Arctic Circle postmark of Santa Claus Post Office, ensuring that every blessing sent around the world comes from Santa Claus's hometown.