A bright show in the nature of Norway
Since August in Norway, you can see the amazing phenomenon of light - a fantastic sunset, which is a parade of dancing rays, gradually turning into a polar light. Another interesting phenomenon is the white polar night, which lasts a long time. This is explained by the tilt of the Earth along its axis, when some regions of the planet either face the Sun or deviate from it. Only in the limited territories of the globe exists such a phenomenon as constant daylight from May to September.
The phenomenon is exciting and exciting imagination. It can manifest itself in various forms - flashes, illuminations, bands, halos of light.
Starry night, Norway
Beautiful scenery for a romantic atmosphere, the most beautiful views, in my opinion, here.
Why should you visit Norway in winter?
The Norwegian Polar night is notable not only for the opportunity to view the northern lights, during this period various festivals, celebrations and ceremonies are held in the country. So, on the eve of the Christmas holidays the "season" of masquerades opens.
For fans of extreme sports during the February frosts there is a ice climbing festival. It is located near the town of Ryukon.