Aurora watching
Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, is considered one of the best places to see the aurora borealis in the world. It will be best if you can once patiently see the entire Aurora in sight. Like a flexible "Green Lady" in each of her tunes, the aurora always radiates magical transformational energy, shimmering in the cold night. Aurora appears in just a few hours in many different forms. From clouds of scattered light to bands of light, arcs, and ripples with ecstatic sparkles. The aurora has many different colors such as blue, red, yellow, green, blue, pink, purple, etc - depending on the chemical composition of the atmosphere to which it is exposed. Iceland is known as a country of ice and lack of sunlight, but it has a majestic beauty. That covers the whole space which makes anyone who has come here admire it.
Coming to Iceland is one of the most interesting experiences for us to embark on the journey to hunt for the Northern Lights. This place is known as a place where Aurora lights often appear with a high KP index. Because Iceland has both the lowest winter temperature (e.g.in the capital Reykjavik, on the coldest days only up to -15 degrees), as well as the area with the third strongest wind area in the world, causing the clouds to change. That has allowed Aurora to appear more and more clearly. September in Iceland is the best month to see the Northern Lights. The nights get longer, the weather is not too cold and the sun is often hot. And in March, although the winter snow is still long, when the spring equinox begins to appear, the sun's activity also begins to increase, which is also the best time to capture the Northern Lights in Iceland.
