The memories of Iceland at the end of the world will never be forgotten

After watching the show, I was so excited that I went to many places ✈️ The memories that had been slowly fading away suddenly came alive again ❤️‍🔥 It inspired me to share my travel guides and interesting things about the 50+ countries I have visited🔥Let’s start with Iceland and Europe👉 🗓️Which month is suitable to visit Iceland? ✅One is the summer from June to August with mild climate and long sunshine ☀️ ✅If you want to see the aurora and blue ice caves, it is best to go from October to December. Later in the month, the polar night slowly begins and there are only a few hours of sunshine each day. We went there in late October and early November. Not only did we see the Northern Lights for several nights, we also caught up with the Iceland Airwaves Music Festival🎵 🚗Itinerary: Because I was with a self-driving photography group led by a photographer📷 Everyone was chasing light and shadow with their cameras, so we might have stayed in the same place for sunset the first night🌄Woke up early the next day to wait for sunrise🌅We did the entire Iceland Grand Loop and stayed for two full weeks, which was a very in-depth tour Day 1️⃣ Geyser and Stroko geysers (Figure 12) are really amazing😇 Every few minutes, the water column feels close to ten meters➡️ Gullfoss (Figure 13) is also spectacular. The rushing water forms mist around. It is the filming location of Prometheus Day 2️⃣ Seljalandsfoss (Picture 1) The most beautiful water cave in Iceland, but it was windy and foggy inside. I was soaked all over after walking around 😂. Be sure to wear waterproof clothes ⚠️➡️ Skogafoss (Picture 2) I was so lucky to see a rainbow due to the refraction of sunlight ➡️ DC-3 plane wreckage (Pictures 1 and 3) It felt like the end of the world. There was a doomsday atmosphere. Please note that the one-way hike takes an hour ⚠️ Day 3️⃣ Arrive at the Black Sand Beach early in the morning and wait for the sunrise (Pictures 4, 5, 6)➡️Dyrholaey Lighthouse is nearby (Pictures 7, 8) Day4️⃣ Skaftafell National Park (Pictures 1, 11) The five-hour glacier hike is really strenuous. I wore steel spikes the whole time and was afraid of slipping with every step. When I was thirsty, I chiseled some ice cubes and melted them in my mouth. The blue ice cave (Pictures 1, 9, 10) changes every year, so a professional guide is needed. It is not as obvious as the photos. I will continue to talk about the pictures in the next issue. If you like it, remember to click three times 💓