Norway--Lofoten Islands: a secret place hidden in the Arctic Circle.

Lofoten is an archipelago under the jurisdiction of Nordland County, Norway. It is located in northwest Norway, bordering the Norwegian Sea to the north and the Arctic Circle to the south. Although it is located in the Arctic Circle, it has a warm and pleasant climate because of the warm North Atlantic current. The natural landscape of Lofoten is breathtaking. Towering mountains seem to reach into the sky, while the fjords and bays between the islands form an intricate coastline. In summer, the green mountains and the blue sea complement each other, forming a fairyland-like picture. The aurora in winter blooms in the dark night, giving the Lofoten Islands a mysterious and dreamy coat. - Highlights: 1. Winter limited pursuit of aurora 2. Dog sledding in Tromso 3. Take the Tromsø cable car 4. Unlock Lonely Planet cover Lofoten Island 5. “The most beautiful football stadium in the world⚽” Henningvaer 6. Check out the niche attractions Senja Island, "Devil's Teeth" Tungeneset - Recommended itinerary: DAY1: Nationwide--Tromso Troms County DAY2:Tromso Winter only dog ​​sledding Check-in landmarks: Arctic Cathedral, Tromsø Cable Car DAY3: Tromso-Senja Island Snowy mountains and sea at the end of the world Tungeneset Lookout: The legendary “Devil’s Teeth” DAY4:Senja Island-Swalwell Drive along the E10 to the end of the world DAY5: Svolver-Reine Henningswell Football Stadium: The sea football stadium at the end of the world⚽ Reine: Unlock the Lonely Planet cover DAY6: Reine-Lecknes/Svolver-Oslo DAY7: One-day trip to Oslo DAY8: Return to China - Travel tips: 1. Transportation: It is recommended to rent a car or charter a car. Every road in the Lofoten Islands is like a journey to dreamland. 2. Shooting angle: Be sure to bring a drone to overlook the entire village and snow-capped mountains to capture postcard-like scenery. 3. Warm equipment: The wind in winter is very biting, so hats, scarves, and thick down jackets are a must. ㅤ