Best Places To See Northern Lights: Do you also have a dream to watch Northern Lights once in your life? Do you also want to experience that magical moment in your life with your loved ones? The northern lights are formed by fast-moving, electrically charged particles that are emitted from the sun during a solar storm.>>>CONTINUE FULL READING HERE
Then, these particles are attracted towards Earth’s pole by its magnetic field and different gases in the Earth’s atmosphere result in beautiful distinct colours of northern lights. The ideal view is when the skies are clear and free from pollution. So, let’s explore some best places across the world to experience the magical northern lights.
Abisko, Sweden
Abisko in Sweden is listed to be the best place to view northern lights due to its unique microclimate. The climate in Abisko is quite different from other surrounding areas because of the 43-mile-long Tornetrask Lake. The lake creates the ‘Blue Hole of Abisko’, an area that stays clear no matter what the surrounding conditions are. The stunning northern lights show themselves as curtains, spirals, arcs or coronas.
Luosto, Finland
Luosto in Finland is just a perfect place to see the northern lights. It is a small place but has a lot to offer to the viewers. Here, the Grand Aurora arch spreads from one side of the horizon to another. When the sky is clear, Lake Inari, which is the third largest lake in Finland, catches a beautiful view of the northern lights.
Iceland
Another place to witness magical northern lights is Iceland. In Iceland, you can witness the Aurora Borealis from almost everywhere in the country. Beaches in Iceland offer spectacular views of northern lights to tourists.
Siberia, Russia
Siberia in Northern Russia gives you a great opportunity to experience breathtaking views of the northern lights. The freezing temperatures of Siberia along with the amazing display of the northern lights is an experience of life.
Fairbanks, Alaska
According to the Fairbanks Visitors Bureau, if you visit Fairbanks between September and March for at least three days, you have an 80% chance to witness the stunning views of the northern lights.>>>CONTINUE FULL READING HERE
