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Six Viewing Spots To Watch The Northern Lights This 2020

Six Viewing Spots To Watch The Northern Lights This 2020

Dancing hues of  green and blue with stains of gold, red, and purple at every sway. The stars hang still in the black of the night, like a diamond studded silk forms it’s stage. Curtains of rippling light, bending and arching in patches and streams, leaving behind an ethereal afterglow, that is the magical northern lights. Words often come short in portraying this phenomenon. Whether you are planning a romantic getaway or just want to see what the fuss is all about, seeing the Northern Lights will never disappoint. It’s one of the best experiences you can share with your loved ones, and an inspiring event to share with your friends. Here is a list of 6 best viewing spots to watch the northern lights this year:

The town of Murmansk, 1.Russia

The town of Murmansk is a popular destination owing to its 40 days of night which gives you more chances of seeing the northern lights. This location also boasts city comforts set in the arctic setting which means you can expand your itinerary with local offerings. The best months are January and December though you can conveniently visit between mid-September to May

The Laplands, 2.Sweden and 3. Finland

The closer you are to the north pole, the better chance of seeing the appearance of the northern lights. Generally, enthusiasts try to avoid the crowded cities or locations to avoid light pollution. Being far into the arctic circle, the Laplands is an ideal spot when hunting for the northern lights. One of the best options is to secure your travel and accommodations early. Several tour organizers of northern lights holidays 2020 suggest that the best viewing schedules vary between December to March depending on which location you choose. Either way, the surrounding condition adds an element of awe to the experience whether you are enduring the cold Finnish laplands or enjoying at a resort on the Sweddish side.

Tromso, 4. Norway

Tromso in Norway hosts the annual Northern Lights Festival in January. Not only will you get a chance to see the Aurora Borealis, you will also get a glimpse of  Norwegian hospitality as you enjoy the festival with locals. You can visit the Polarlight Center Lofoten where instruments that measure the atmosphere’s magnetic activity and predict the appearance of the northern lights. The best months are mid-October to March.

Fairbanks, 5. Alaska

Fairbanks is one of the most ideal locations for Northern Lights hunting. It is very accessible and offers a slew of activities to make your stay worthwhile. You can go ice fishing, snowmobiling, or enjoy tour and packages centered in catching a glimpse of the Aurora Borealis. Plus, do all of this while enjoying modern comforts!

Yukon Territory, 6. Canada

Yukon is the smallest among Canada’s territories boasting a diverse mix of cultures. A quarter of the population belongs to the Indigenous Ancestry where the rich indigenous culture continues to flourish. Best visited between August to mid-April, various accommodations ranging from modern amenities to more rustic settings like viewing the lights among tipis are available. Surrounded by lush forests and tundra, Yukon offers a long list of activities for those who wish to enjoy the northern lights surrounded by a culture that is very close to nature.
 
Very few wonders rival the experience of seeing the Aurora Borealis for the first time. People from all over the world have marveled at the Northern Lights for thousands of years and it’s no wonder it still captures our imagination.

 

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