The Northern Light is a phenomenon from a magical world of its own.

If it’s in your stories that surround these dancing lights or the science that looks at stunning phenomena on this earth, it’s a lifetime experience. Where do I begin? The experience in itself felt so dreamy that it left me wanting to see more of these stunning lights. Honestly, I can express it in words: I saw more than light. We witnessed the Northern Lights for the first time in our lives at Kvalya, an island in Tromsø, Norway.

the north of Norway rather than the southern cities. This is why Tromsø is one of the best places to see the Aurora Borealis or northern light . I spent 14 days in Russia, Musmanak, Norway, and Poland in the northern part of Norway and split the itinerary accordingly. I spent a total of 14 days in the northern parts of Norway, mainly Troms and the Loften Islands.

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While our stay I was blessed to see lady Aurora lights four times and that was amazing. Three times in Troms and once in Hamney, Loften. Definitely, the intensity of the lights we saw was different each time. Out of the four times, twice was just a glimpse of the dancing lights through the gaps between the clouds.

After our trip, I couldn’t sleep at night, because once you get a glimpse of the northern light, you’ll know what I am saying. I’ll keep you wanting to see more of it. Remember Gollum from Lord of the Rings or something like that?

When you plan for northern light chasing, chances are you will be spending most nights outside and gazing at the sky in this cold winter for hours for the northern light. Make sure that you carry enough clothes and warmers to protect you from freezing cold temperatures. The best way is to book your tour in advance, and you might save a lot and experience more. Your body might take some time to get used to the cold if it’s your first time in the arctic. You’ll have to factor that in as well when you plan your travel. Carry some warming snacks with you and avoid removing your gloves. Northern light is absolutely dependent on luck, and many times people wait for hours to have a look at Northern light.

And this year it is coming after 25 years and will last for more months in the northern part of the world. This time will come after another few decades, but if you miss it, you will miss the real experience of Northern light. highlights for that location The Lofoten Islands are a famous fishing village with some amazing mountains and houses. It is a very famous tourist destination in Norway during all seasons. Kirkenes is a little town close to Russia that is famous for viewing the northern lights. Many people visit there, and the best part is the igloo house in spite of the snow, and the experience is just amazing. It’s a lifetime experience to stay in it do visit once in life.