A magical journey to the "end of the world": Fly to Svalbard, where there are more bears than people!

Arrive in Longyearbyen, the capital of the Svalbard Islands, the northernmost city in the world. This polar land is a Norwegian overseas territory, and you need to go through customs and get a stamp to enter, just like going to Hong Kong. What's special is that Svalbard has a permanent visa-free policy for Chinese citizens, but the premise is that you must enter from a third country. The latitude here is as high as 78 degrees north, which is a typical polar climate. Not only can you not have children, but you are even forbidden to die! The reason is simple: the extreme climate makes the human body unable to decompose naturally. Here, there are about 5,000 polar bears, and there are less than 2,000 humans. Standing on this land, you will feel that you have come to one of the ends of the world-the real Arctic. At 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, we will board a polar scientific research ship and start an adventure journey through the Arctic Five Islands and Six Fjords. Passing through Greenland and Denmark, we will finally land in Iceland. This journey will be an incredible polar adventure, so stay tuned!