Lake Mi is one of the most important tourist areas in Iceland, located in the north of Iceland. Lake Mi is the fourth largest lake in Iceland, a shallow eutrophic lake with an area of 37 square kilometers, located in an active volcanic area not far from the Krafra volcano. During the last ice age, about 10,000 years ago, Lake Mi was an ice cap area, and the current lake was formed due to a volcanic eruption. There are volcanic islands in the lake, surrounded by craters, hot springs and lava formations, this is the junction of the Eurasian plate and the American plate, so the surrounding surface activity is frequent, the nearby terrain is full of mud basins, craters, gravel, lava, volcanic jets, etc. Lake Mi is also the driest and sunny place in Iceland. In June, although we saw snowflakes in Lake Mi, Lake Mi is still the windiest and sunny stop on our island trip. The Mihu scenic spot features volcanic geographical landscapes, including geothermal, intermittent fountains, craters, etc. Due to the diversity of the landscape, it was planned as a special reserve by the government in 1974. We chose the B&B in the town of Leicaliz. This is the first choice for tourist accommodation in the Mihu scenic spot. The main tour groups, passenger service centers, accommodation areas, supermarkets, gas stations are here, and there are famous geothermal power plants nearby to visit. Several major attractions to visit around Lake Mi: Mount Wheel crater: Mount Wheel is an extinct volcano that has long stopped activity, and the last eruption is said to have occurred 2,500 years ago, when the country did not exist in Iceland. This crater is 1 km in diameter, and it is a small undulating gravel road to walk around. It takes more than 3 kilometers and takes about an hour. Many tourists go around like this. The crater of Mount Wheel is a relatively highland area along the Mihu Lake. Standing on the edge of the crater, you can overlook the Mihu Lake and other surrounding volcanic craters, as well as geothermal factories and Mihu Hot Springs, and you can smell the pungent sulfur from time to time. Black stone forest: Black stone forest also has the title of dark castle or black maze, enter this valley, if you do not follow the sign route provided by the scenic area, no matter how good the direction will be lost. Looking at the dark part from a distance, like the dark castle described in science fiction, after deep exploration, there is no cave here. The lava zone is a mysterious area of large and small caves and rocks, formed by the long-term solidification of liquid lava from lava lakes. These dark strange stones are shaped like minarets like castles, clustered around a narrow valley, walking here, as if in a magical world, no wonder called a maze. Namaskard Geothermal Landscape Area: Namafjall Geothermal is located in the central Iceland next to Lake Mi, is a big wonder of Iceland, from Lake Mi past quickly arrived, to the neighborhood do not need to navigate, smell the smell. It is a geothermal landscape area, a bit similar to the Geschel fountain in the Golden Circle, but it is more typical and special. In the distance, you can see the white columns of smoke from the ground, and the grass is not growing nearby. The white smoke forms like the gas discharged from the chimney in the old time. It is very angry. There is no clear hot spring water here but a thick lime mud. It looks like a scene from a science fiction movie on an extraterrestrial planet, not like a scene from Earth. Godafoss is a spectacular and charming arc natural waterfall in Iceland, also known as the “God Falls”, “God Falls”, is a charming waterfall on the Skalvada Fjord River near the beautiful Lake of North Iceland, 12 meters high and 30 meters wide. This is an arc-shaped natural waterfall, which is very large and difficult to fill the entire waterfall in the viewing frame even with a wide angle. She is particularly peaceful and peaceful in the face of the Falls. No matter how in the mood of the traveler before coming, seeing this situation and this scene will be calm and calm, perhaps, this is really the residence of the gods.