2025 Kiruna Municipality Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

#climbing #sweden #mountains #tripblazers Climbing Kebnekaise at the very north of Sweden, especially in June is a bucket-list entry. The night never falls and it is a lovely mountain with lovely views! Reaching the top was a unique experience and I was even lucky enough to see a group of raindeer running around freely. Kebnekaise is a dream come true, i recommend it to everyone!

Abisko is a village in northern Sweden and a popular place to see the Northern Lights. Abisko is the place with the least light pollution in the world, so you have the opportunity to see the northern lights 80% of the time. It is also close to the Norwegian border, so you can visit Norway as well. Usually the plane or train to Abisko will stop in Kiruna, so we will visit them together. The snow activities in Abisko and Kiruna are quite similar, but many reviews say that the snow activities in Kiruna are more exciting. Swedish aurora activities usually include ice fishing, ice climbing, snowmobiling 🏍️ (international license plate required), dog sledding 🛷, etc. There are also reindeer riding and horseback riding to see the aurora, bus aurora tours, snow hiking, etc. Special activities include a tour of the Narvik Fjord in Norway, visiting/staying in an ice hotel, and experiencing ethnic minority culture and reindeer, etc. You can book activities at every B&B, but the activities provided by each B&B are slightly different. You can also make reservations for activities at other B&Bs, but they are all on a first-come, first-served basis, and the organizer will pick you up directly at the B&B. ⚠️⚠️There are very few B&Bs in Abisko, remember to confirm that you have a place to stay before arranging other transportation/activities ⚠️⚠️There is only one supermarket in Abisko, and it seems that there are only one or two restaurants. Most people cook their own food in the B&B ⚠️⚠️The skin will be super super dry, pay attention to moisturizing #AuroraTravel #SwedishTravel #OverseasTravel #travel

1. Why is Kebnekaise Worth Visiting? Kebnekaise is Sweden's highest peak, featuring the glaciated southern summit (approx. 2,095 m) and the rocky northern summit (approx. 2,096 m) . Even without hiking the entire Kungsleden trail, you can reach Kebnekaise Fjällstation (mountain lodge) to admire glaciers, rugged peaks, and vast valleys—a breathtaking natural experience. ⸻ 2. How to Reach the Base: Kebnekaise Fjällstation? 1. Take a train or flight to Kiruna • Train: SJ night or daytime trains directly to Kiruna, offering scenic views and eco-friendliness  . • Flight: Arrive at Kiruna Airport. 2. From Kiruna to Nikkaluokta (road’s end) • Summer (June–Sept.): Daily Nikkaluoktaexpressen buses stop at Kiruna’s bus/train stations and airport . • Drivers can park for free at Nikkaluokta’s large lot. 3. Final Stretch: Nikkaluokta to Kebnekaise Fjällstation (round-trip required) • Option 1: Hike 19 km (Dag Hammarskjöld trail, rocky terrain, 3–8 hours). We took 5 hours with our dog . • Option 2: Summer sightseeing speedboat/helicopter; winter snowmobile. We hiked up and helicoptered back—super cool! [CoolGuy] ⸻ 3. Kebnekaise Fjällstation: Lodging & Services • Rooms: Doubles or dorms (Lillstugan, Tuolpa, etc.; 200 beds total) . Book ahead in summer. • Facilities: Restaurant, shared kitchen, showers, sauna, gear rental, and drying room. • Camping: Tent camping allowed; lodge facilities require a fee . ⸻ 4. Recommended Itinerary • Day 1️⃣: Arrive in Kiruna. (If time/energy allows, proceed to Nikkaluokta → hike/boat/heli to lodge). • Day 2️⃣: To Nikkaluokta → hike/boat/heli to lodge. • Day 3️⃣: Short glacier hikes or photography. For summit attempts, start early (8–15 hours round-trip)  . • Day 4️⃣ (optional): Return to Nikkaluokta via hike/heli/boat. 3–4 days total for a relaxed pace. ⸻ 5. Summit Routes & Tips • Western Route (Västra leden): 18 km round-trip, 1,800 m elevation gain, 8–15 hours. Trekking poles recommended . • Eastern Route (Östra leden): Shorter but technical—ice axes, glacier crossing, via ferrata. Guide advised . ⸻ 6. Weather & Gear • Best season: Late June–early Sept. (July–Aug. ideal). Winter requires alpine gear. Crowded summers—no solo isolation [Joyful] • Climate: Lodge at 500 m; summit below 0°C. Long daylight but strong winds/rain. • Essentials: Shell jacket, insulation, trekking poles, gloves, warm hat, food/water. ⸻ 7. Cost Estimate (annual variations) • Kiruna–Nikkaluokta bus: ~150 SEK/person . • Lodge: Dorms 300–400 SEK/night; doubles 600–800 SEK. • Meals: 150–250 SEK/day (light meals 60–120 SEK). • Guide: 1,200–2,000 SEK/day; summit routes ~1,490 SEK/person. • Camping: 250–350 SEK/night. ⸻ 8. Who Should Go & Tips • ✅ Adventurous hikers. • ✅ Photographers: Sunrises, ice crevasses, and northern lights are unforgettable.

| Scandinavian Ice Kingdom. 7-Day Aurora and Design Tour, Unlocking the Magical Levels from the Arctic Circle to the Baltic Sea 【Highlights】 ▫️ The world's first ice hotel + the Northern Lights Sky Station double wonder ▫️ Stockholm Subway Art Tour VS Kiruna Ice and Snow Project ▫️The filming location of "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" is deeply restored 🗺️ Core route (Arctic Circle to Capital Circle) Day 1-3 Kiruna Polar Circle → Jukkasjärvi Ice Hotel (ICEHOTEL 365 open all year round) → Abisko Aurora Sky Station (microclimate with a clear sky rate of up to 89%) → Reindeer sledding at the Sami camp (including traditional Joik chanting ceremony) → LKAB Iron Mine Underground City Expedition (540 meters deep into the earth's core) Day 4-5 Lulea Islands → Picking cloudberries in Raspberry Town (with local cheese) → Gammelstad Church Village UNESCO Heritage (417 red wooden houses) → Floating on ice experience (Suspended meditation at -8℃ on Lake Tone) → Polar Post Office sends star map postcards (with Beidou positioning coordinates) Day6-7 Stockholm → Metro Blue Line T-Centralen Cosmic Mural → Vasa Shipwreck Museum (17th century warship frozen in ice) → Södermalm District Vintage Design Shopping (AYAB Graffiti Wall Check-in) → Winter Maze at Drottningholm Palace (Nordic Mirror Image of Versailles Palace) ❄️ Ice and snow limited experience 🔹 Kiruna Ice Church Wedding (booking required 6 months in advance) 🔹 Jokkmokk Dog Sled Race (Arctic Circle Carnival in February) 🔹 Luleå Ice Sculpture Workshop (Professional Ice Axe Teaching) 🍴 Taste Viking Code ✔️ Polar feast: smoked reindeer heart with juniper berry sauce (Spisen Restaurant) ✔️ A century-old classic: Meatballs with cranberry sauce (the same as Prinsen’s royal style) ✔️ Dark aesthetics: canned salted herring opening ceremony (recommended for outdoor operation) ✔️ Sweet crit: Semla butter almond bun (February national dessert) 🏨 Accommodation Revolution ▪️ Ice Art Suite: ICEHOTEL custom-made room by an ice sculpture master ▪️ Arctic Treehouse: Treehotel Mirror Cube (with sauna and observatory) ▪️ Design Heritage: Grand Hôtel Nobel Banquet Main Venue 🚞 Traffic black technology 1️⃣ Arctic Night Train: Stockholm→Kiruna (sleeper with private bathroom) 2️⃣ Snowmobile license: A temporary license is required for outdoor driving in Kiruna 3️⃣ SAS Airlines "Aurora Flight": Select a left window seat (ARN-KRN section) 📸 Visual Alchemy ① Ice Hotel Photography: Dawn and dusk blues moment + warm light contrast composition ② Subway Art: Prismatic Reflection Technique at T-Kungsträdgården Station ③ Aurora portrait: Use a red flashlight to fill in the light to avoid overexposure 💡 Off-season privileges (December-March) ✅ ICEHOTEL room rates drop by 35% ✅ Contracting the entire frozen Baltic Sea ✅ The aurora observation window is up to 14 hours ✅ Avoid the crowds during the Viking cruise season When your breath at -20℃ condenses into ice crystals, under the aurora curtain of Abisko, you will understand the profound meaning of the Swedish saying "Lagom är bäst" (moderation is best) - coldness and warmth are precisely balanced here.

#favouriteitinerary Kiruna Airport is a small airport in Sweden. We took a taxi from Abisko for an early morning red-eye flight to Stockholm Arlanda with SAS Airlines. It was on a cold winter morning, and snow was piling up outside, creating a true arctic atmosphere. Inside, a small café offered breakfast for travellers needing a warm start. The boarding hall was compact but bustling with people. Despite the crowd, the boarding process was impressively smooth and fast.

After having being disappointed with my recent September trip to Lofoten Island for Northern lights, I decided to go for a 3 nights stay in Abisko mountain lodge. It has become my most favourite trip of a lifetime! I still can’t believe that I am seeing the northern lights every single night of my stay at just in front of our little cabin ! #northernlight #Abisko #sweden #Abiskomountainlodge

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❄️Winter vacation is coming, taking your children abroad for the first time? It was a grand and novel adventure! Follow me and start this dream journey. 🇸🇪Sweden: Exploring the Fairytale Snow Country ❄️ Encounter dreamy ice and snow: Stepping into Sweden is like stepping into a fairy tale picture book. The forest is covered with thick snow, and the branches are hung with crystal clear rime. Any photo will be a beautiful postcard. Take your children to Abisko National Park. If you are lucky, you may see the gorgeous northern lights at night. The ethereal light bands dancing in the night sky will make your children exclaim in amazement. 💡 Tips: Sweden is extremely cold in winter, so prepare super thick down jackets and waterproof snow boots for your children. Hot packs are also a must, which can be attached to clothes at any time to keep out the cold. 🛷 Special experience: Sit on a sleigh pulled by reindeer and travel through the snowy forest, listen to the crisp sound of bells, and the white breath exhaled by the reindeer rises in front of your eyes. Children can feed the reindeer moss by hand, and the intimate interaction is super fun. 🇳🇴Norway: Fjord scenery feast 🌊 Magnificent fjord cruise: The fjords in Norway are works of art carved out by nature with glacial axes. Sailing on the Sognefjord, there are towering cliffs on both sides, waterfalls cascading down from the mountains, and the water droplets refracting rainbows in the sun🌈. Children can intuitively feel the wonders of nature. 🧊 Tips: The wind is strong at sea, so bring windproof hats and scarves for your children. If they get seasick, prepare seasickness medicine in advance. There are usually indoor viewing areas on the boat, so you can go in and warm up if it’s cold. 🐟 Special experience: In Bergen's fish market, the wide variety of seafood is mouth-watering. You can take your children to taste the sweet salmon and plump king crab, learn a few words of Norwegian from the enthusiastic stall owners, and experience the local market life. 🇦🇪United Arab Emirates: Luxurious Desert Carnival 🏜️ Desert sand bashing passion: The UAE is not only about the skyscrapers in Dubai. Walk into the boundless desert, sit on a sand-racing vehicle, and speed and spin among the undulating sand dunes. Your children will scream with excitement. After sandboarding, we watched a traditional Arabic song and dance performance in the camp. The belly dancers’ graceful movements were so eye-catching. ☀️ Tips: The desert sun is strong, so apply high-factor sunscreen on your children and wear sunglasses to prevent sunburn to the eyes and skin. Carry plenty of drinking water to replenish water at all times. 🐫 Special experience: Ride a camel in the desert and feel the sound of camel bells. When night falls, lie on the soft sand, look up at the starry sky, identify the constellations, and tell the children ancient Arabic astronomical legends. 🇸🇬Singapore: Fun Tour in the Garden City 🌳 Fantasy Garden Stroll: Singapore is like a huge tropical garden. In the Gardens by the Bay, towering trees are entangled with green vines. When the gorgeous light show is turned on, it feels like being on the planet Pandora in Avatar✨. Children can see exotic flowers and learn about plants beyond textbooks. 🌧️ Tips: Singapore often experiences sudden rainfalls, so bring a light umbrella with you. When visiting popular attractions such as Universal Studios, buying tickets online in advance can save you time waiting in line. 🦸 Special experience: On Sentosa Island, Universal Studios, Butterfly Garden, and Madame Tussauds are all available. Take your children to play from exciting rides to science venues, and have a lot of fun in the day. 🇲🇾Malaysia: A collision of diverse cultures 🍜 Exploring food culture: Kuala Lumpur brings together Malay, Chinese and Indian cuisines. Take your children through the streets and alleys, taste the unique spice flavor of Nyonya cuisine, the mellowness of Bak Kut Teh, the crispness of Indian flying bread, and start a global food journey with your tongue. 🕌 Tips: When entering religious places such as mosques, please dress appropriately, prepare long-sleeved shirts and long pants for your children, and respect local religious customs. 🐒 Special experience: Go to George Town, Penang, where the streets are full of creative murals. Go on a "mural treasure hunt" with your children and find art paintings hidden in corners of old streets and alleys. It's endless fun. 🇹🇭Thailand: Tropical Vacation 🐘 Close contact with cute pets: In the elephant camps around Chiang Mai and Bangkok, abandon the elephant riding project and take your children to bathe the elephants, feed them bananas, watch these giants play docilely, and feel the significance of animal protection. There is also the Siam Ocean World, with colorful tropical fish and lively jellyfish, which will instantly turn your children into curious babies. 💦 Tips: Thailand is hot and humid, so dress your children in light, breathable clothing and bring mosquito repellent. Apply it at any time in places with a lot of mosquitoes to avoid mosquito bites. 🏖️ Special experience: The beaches of Phuket and Koh Samui are delicate and soft. You can build sand castles, play in the waves, and play water sports with your children to enjoy a relaxing parent-child vacation.

Attention Nordic fans! 📣 A super detailed 9-day itinerary across Northern Europe is here! Get this travel guide and start your dream trip! ✨ -- Northern Europe is home to many countries with a long history and beautiful scenery. 🏰 Ancient castles stand tall, telling stories of past glories; 🌲 forests are dense, like a fairy tale world. The unique local customs and 🎶 melodious folk songs will make you fall in love with the place and never want to leave. -- Itinerary: 🚀 D1: Oslo → Tromsø, fly directly to the Arctic and start your polar adventure! D2: Tromsø all day, search for orcas in the Arctic Ocean 🐟 D3-D4: Tromsø → Kiruna → Abisko, visit the Ice Hotel 🏨, experience the Ice Age, and see the aurora borealis 🌌 D5: Kiruna → Kemi, experience the original Sami lifestyle 🏕️ D6: Kemi → Rovaniemi → Saariselkä/Ivalo, visit Santa Claus Village 🎅 D7-D8: Saariselkä/Ivalo → Kakslauttanen → Varangerfjord → Kirkenes, stay in an igloo 🏠, enjoy an aurora dinner 🍽️, experience dog sledding 🐶, catch and taste king crab 🦀 D9: Kirkenes → Oslo, end your aurora trip 🌟 -- Must-see attractions: 🎅 Santa Claus Village: Entering here is like entering a fairy tale world, with wooden buildings exuding a warm atmosphere. 🏢 Santa Claus Office: In Santa Claus Village, Finland, this iconic building is a must-see! 🌌 Abisko National Park: Want to see the mysterious beauty of the aurora borealis? This is the place to be! 🌳 Urho Kekkonen National Park: Named after a former Finnish prime minister, the natural scenery here will definitely make you linger. -- 🎒 Travel essentials: December adventure gear list for Northern Europe 📂 Documents: Passport, visa, and ID card. Don't forget the three travel essentials. 🔌 Electronics: Adapter and charger. Keep your phone and camera fully charged. 📱 Communication: Nordic SIM card. Stay connected and share the beautiful scenery. 🧣 Warm clothing: Down jacket, scarf, and gloves. Essential for keeping warm in Northern Europe in December. 👟 Footwear: Non-slip waterproof boots. Walk safely in the snow. 💊 Medicine: Basic medicine and hand warmers. Travel healthily and safely. 💰 Finances: A small amount of cash and a Visa card. Shop worry-free and enjoy your trip. -- Travel to every corner of Northern Europe, leaving your footprints and memories, and let this journey become an eternal picture in your heart. 🌍✨

Babies! A 10-day in-depth tour of multiple Nordic countries, with a super detailed guide! Essential routes and must-see attractions, all in one article! 🌟 / Route suggestion: 💫10-day Nordic Aurora Adventure Tour✨ Day 1: Arrive in Oslo, explore the city at your own pace, and stay at a 4-star hotel near the airport. Day 2-3: Head to Tromsø, fly directly to the Arctic Circle! Set sail on the Arctic Ocean and search for orcas. Day 4-5: Visit the Ice Hotel in Sweden and experience the beauty of artistic architecture. Head to the Abisko Aurora Camp, experience Ice Age survival skills, and enjoy the aurora feast. Day 6: Head to Kemi and experience the original ecological life of the Sami people, with endless fun of barbecue, skiing, ice fishing, and sledding. Day 7: Visit Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi and have a close encounter with the fairy tale Santa Claus. Day 8: Stay at the Kelo-Glass Igloos in Kakslauttanen, enjoy a dinner at the Aurora Restaurant, and experience the speed and passion of dog sledding. Day 9: Head to Varangerfjord and Kirkenes, experience king crab fishing, and enjoy a seafood feast. Day 10: Return to Oslo and end the unforgettable aurora adventure. / Attraction suggestions: Santa Claus Village 🌟🌟🌟🌟 - Address: Rovaniemi, Finland, Postal Code: 96930 - Opening hours: Open all day - Duration: 1 day - A fairy-tale wooden building complex, as if you have entered the hometown of Santa Claus! Santa Claus Office 🌟🌟🌟 - Address: Joulumaantie 1, 96930 Rovaniemi, Finland - Opening hours: November 25 - December 17, 09:00-19:00 - Duration: 1 hour - The iconic building of Santa Claus Village in Finland, come and take a photo with Santa Claus! Abisko National Park 🌟🌟🌟 - Address: Kiruna, Sweden - Opening hours: Open all day - Duration: 1 day - A great place to see the aurora borealis and feel the mysterious charm of nature! / Tips: 🕒 Time difference: The time difference between Northern Europe and China is about 6-7 hours, remember to adjust your biological clock~ 🍽️ Food: Nordic cuisine is mainly seafood and meat, don't forget to try salmon, lamb soup, and other specialties! 💶 Exchange rate: The currency in Northern Europe is mostly euros or local currency, and the exchange rate fluctuates. It is recommended to check and prepare in advance. 📇 Visa information: A visa is required for multiple Nordic countries, apply in advance to ensure a smooth trip! / Have you left your footprints in the fairy tale world of Northern Europe? Don't forget to follow me, more Nordic secrets are waiting for you to explore! 🌍✨

Abisko, Sweden, is a mythical aurora hotspot located 150 km inside the Arctic Circle, a border town between Norway and Sweden. ● Viewing Time: From September to April each year, the aurora frequently appears over Abisko, usually visible from midnight to 2 am. Recommended Spots: Abisko National Park This internationally recognized aurora photography site features a vast lake and mysterious auroras, creating a stunning reflection. ◇ There are two ways to explore: One is to walk to a viewing platform in the park, about a 30-minute walk (the path is hard to find, so it's recommended to explore during the day and return at night). On the other side of the hill is the vast Lake Torneträsk, with little light pollution and a great view. A natural microclimate ensures clear skies over the lake, even when surrounded by clouds. The other is to take a cable car to the Sky Station, a higher viewing platform with a better view (about 30 minutes one way). Cable Car Hours: 21:00–1:00 Tips: 1. Wear thick cotton clothes to stay warm while photographing the aurora. Warmth is key! 2. Waterproof down jackets are essential to avoid snow-related issues. 3. Use the Aurora app to check the aurora index! In Abisko, you can explore the vibrant aurora in snowy forests or immerse yourself in nature under a starry sky. In short, Abisko is a must-visit destination. Are you tempted?

#OctoberGoodDestinations2024 Kebne Mountain is a spectacular snow-capped mountain scenic area. Its unique ice and snow scenery attracts many tourists who love ice and snow activities. The natural scenery here becomes particularly charming in winter, as if you have entered a fairy tale world of ice and snow. The entire Kebneh Mountains are covered in white snow, which covers the entire mountain range, and the peaks sparkle in the sunlight. Visitors can enjoy a variety of winter sports here, including skiing, ice fishing or hiking. Especially in the early morning, when the first rays of sunlight shine on the snow, the scenery is breathtakingly beautiful.

#Aurora #TravelInspiration #Check-In #100WaysToTravel This small family business has been in the tourism industry for over 10 years and offers winter activities including dog sledding and snowmobiling. Their tour starts in Laxforsen, just a 20-minute drive from Jukkasjärvi and Kiruna city centre. Here are some popular itineraries: 🔆3-Day Dog Sledding Tour: This tour includes 2 nights accommodation at a wilderness camp with full meals, a change of clothes, and pick-up from downtown Kiruna. 🔆3.5-hour Northern Lights Snowmobile Tour: You will drive a snowmobile and have the opportunity to enjoy the wonderful Northern Lights. (This tour includes transfer service) 🔆Autumn Alaskan Husky and Quad Bike Tours: In the fall, you can take training courses for quad bikes and dog sledding. The experience was excellent, especially the care of the dogs and the expertise of the guides. If you're looking for an unforgettable time in the beautiful Swedish wilderness, this is definitely worth a try! 🐾

#100 Ways to Travel Absiko National Park in Sweden has beautiful mountains and snowy scenery. It is also a perfect place to see the aurora with a probability of more than 80%, and you can see it once every three days on average. Transportation: Train: Departs from Stockholm at 6pm, total 16 hours. Plane: Take the train from Stockholm to Kiruna, the commute time is about 4 hours. There is only one supermarket in Abisko and few restaurants, so it is recommended to practice your cooking skills or buy frozen food and microwave it. There are a total of 6 routes in the national park, and the length of each section is different, ranging from a few hours to several days. This time we took the Orange Route, which is also the most famous one. The average time is about three hours. The sunshine on the road, glaciers, snow scenes, ice lakes, and each section of the scenery is breathtaking, but the daytime is shorter in winter. When I went there in November, there was sunshine from 10 am to 4 pm. If you want to hike, you must grasp the time. (Pay attention to keeping your feet warm. I wore wool socks and hiking boots this time. As long as you don't move, the cold will still come up from the soles of your feet.) For the aurora, there are paid tour guides who will take you to the best view point to see the aurora, but this time I chose to find a spot by the lake in Abisko to take pictures. (It was minus 16 degrees, so you still need to wrap yourself as tightly as possible to keep warm, and also pay attention to whether the camera equipment will freeze due to the cold) I was lucky enough to take photos of the aurora for two consecutive days, but on the first day, when it was the strongest, I was too excited and didn’t set up a tripod, so the picture was a little shaky. On the second day, I set up a tripod, but the aurora was not as strong as the first day, but it was worth it to see the aurora. If you want to chase the aurora for the first time and want convenience, then Abisko is very suitable for those who want to chase the aurora, with beautiful natural environment and slow pace of life #Sweden #Aurora #Northern Europe #Nordic Attractions #Nordic Travel #Snow #Glacier #Snowfield #Train #Airplane #Europe #Nordic Travel #Arctic Tour

The indigenous group known as the Sami have a fascinating relationship with reindeer. The Sami are indigenous people living in the northernmost parts of Europe, in a region called Sapmi, which spans northern Norway, Sweden, Finland, and the Kola Peninsula in Russia. The Sami trace their lineage back to ancient peoples who have inhabited the region since after the Ice Age. Today, they are a minority group in Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Russia. The Sami practice reindeer herding and migrate with their reindeer, living in large temporary tents called lavvu. For the Sami, reindeer are highly valuable, used for labor, food, clothing, and trade. Before the 17th century, reindeer were not domesticated; the Sami hunted wild reindeer for subsistence. Their needs were simple, hunting only for family consumption. Additionally, they hunted birds, fished, and gathered berries in the summer, causing minimal environmental impact. When we visited at around 5 PM, it was quite dark, and we couldn't see any reindeer. Instead, we walked around the museum, absorbing the Sami way of life and admiring the unique decorations of the indigenous people amidst the cold atmosphere. 😆😆 It was a different kind of experience.

Sweden is a country located on the Scandinavian Peninsula, one of the five Nordic countries. Its capital is Stockholm. It borders Norway to the west, Finland to the northeast, and is bounded by the Skagerrak Strait and the Kattegat Strait to the southwest. Sweden faces the Baltic Sea to the east and the North Sea to the southwest, with the terrain sloping from northwest to southeast. The northern part of Sweden is a plateau. The country's terrain is long and narrow, sloping from northwest to southeast. The northern part is the Norrland plateau, with the highest peak, Mount Kebnekaise, reaching an elevation of 2,123 meters. The southern part and coastal areas are mostly plains or hills.

📍🔥 Traverse the snowy expanse of Scandinavia and step into the magical secret land of the Swedish Lapland region. Here lies a place known as 'the gate to heaven'—the Abisko Aurora Sky Station, waiting for every traveler who yearns for the stars and the sea, and loves natural wonders. 🇸🇪 The Abisko Aurora Sky Station, located on the majestic shores of Lake Torneträsk, is surrounded by rolling hills and vast wilderness. It is one of the best places on Earth for observing the Northern Lights, known for its pristine night skies and frequent aurora occurrences. ✨ As night falls, the galaxy sparkles, and the sky dances with green, pink, and purple bands of light, dreamlike and fantastical, like a visual feast bestowed by nature, immersing every visitor in the mystery and romance of the cosmos. 🎆 The sky station is well-equipped with professional astronomical telescopes and guided services, allowing you to not only admire the auroras but also gain a deeper understanding of the science behind this mysterious celestial phenomenon. Moreover, the warm and comfortable accommodation and authentic Nordic cuisine add a unique experience to your journey. 👉 Here, you can not only pursue the traces of the auroras but also deeply experience the charm of the Nordic winter: skiing, sledding, ice fishing... A variety of winter activities will make your trip to Abisko full of fun and challenges. 🌌 The Abisko Aurora Sky Station, a rendezvous with the Northern Lights, a pilgrimage to the natural wonders. We wait for you in the starry Arctic, ready to unveil the mysterious veil of this dance in the sky, and share the magnificence and grandeur of nature. 🌅 In this Arctic realm, let us witness together the legendary light and shadow that transcend time and touch the soul!

Walking on the King's Road in Sweden, looking at the snowfields, glaciers, jungles, cold and desolate. The first half of the journey was not tired at all. It was all plain, but the second half began to exaggerate. It was not only an uphill road, but also a blizzard. Under the blizzard, there was a snow tornado? ? ? But the snow tornado is very small and very gentle, and it is very special. Snow hiking on the slopes will be very tired. At that time, I was wearing a regular ski suit. It was very stuffy and airy. It was very hot and cold. It felt so cold outside and sweating. After all, the whole person is very uncomfortable. How cold is it when hiking in the snow, my selfie stick is frozen, and then it is broken! Broken! ! ! I didn't have a self-portrait. Finally, we came out before the setting sun, and the snow stopped. It felt like the rest of the life.