The strange land where the Sun rises at midnight

In these exotic lands, the Sun is so present day and night that people think of the sun rising at midnight.

Explore exotic lands where the Sun rises at midnight

The sun is so present day and night that people think of the sun rising at midnight in strange lands on the northern hemisphere.In summer, the daytime time seems to be longer on the northern hemisphere.Especially this summer, the day is so long that it occupies the whole night.This photo was recorded at 22h in Finland, showing that the sun is shining right away when the darkness is coming.

And this is Norway's midnight scene in the summer.

The colorful houses in Svalbard can show off their colors in the sunlight for many days in a row.

When camping in Denali National Park in Alaska, you don't need to light a fire at night.

Coming to Reykjavik city in the far north of Iceland, tourists will be surprised to be able to watch the Sun at midnight in summer and the Moon shines in winter.

After days of living in complete darkness, the Icelandic people were happy to welcome the return of the Sun.

They camp outdoors all day and night and enjoy the sun for 24 hours.
For thousands of years, the return of the Sun in the spring has always been associated with sacred religious ceremonies.

This photo was taken on June 1, 2007, showing the lowest point that the Sun rose in the Norwegian sky.The sun did not fully grow and enlighten this country in 2007 until July 21.