Finland | Practical Guide to Visiting Lapland

In the snowy winter of Finland, the Nordic land quietly continues to write its magic and romance. Whenever the snowflakes fly, Finland puts on a white velvet blanket, and the entire country seems to enter a dreamy fairy tale kingdom. When you delve into the Lapland region, be sure to check out the following common strategies! · ❄️Weather Temperature If you are going to Finland in winter, the average temperature is around -15 degrees, so be sure to keep warm! Bring scarves, gloves, hats, warm packs, etc.! · ✈️Local Transportation Buy tickets at the station in the city center to go to Santa Claus Village, and remember to distinguish between Christmas Park (Park) and Santa Claus Village (Village), which are different stops. At Finland's Rovaniemi Airport luggage carousel, there are local travel guide brochures. You can refer to the travel attractions listed there and confirm the opening hours of attractions in advance, such as the amethyst mine/natural waterfalls, etc. · 🤍Crossing the Arctic Circle Finland has shorter daylight hours in winter, and it may get dark at around 3 pm. Santa Claus Village is both a tourist attraction and a geographical landmark, with a clear marked line inside the village indicating the position of the Arctic Circle at 66°32’35’’. The village offers a unique atmosphere and culture of the Arctic region, which is very memorable. There are also Santa Claus's office, post office, and gift shops (1 euro postcards), etc. Take a reindeer sleigh ride, crossing the forest and snowfields, with the howling cold wind echoing in your ears, like the singing of elves. 🇫🇮🌟🪄 Finland is a popular country for Nordic travel. In Finland, you can also chase the Northern Lights in areas far from light pollution. The Finnish night sky is crystal clear! Winter in Finland, an endless ice and snow fairy tale!