What is there to do in Iceland?

Hot Spring Town: The hot spring town is famous for its hot springs, with more than 100 hot springs of all sizes dotted around the town, including several fountains. The town has beautiful scenery and simple folk customs.

**Great Falls: Known as the "Queen" of the Waterfalls. It is the largest fault waterfall in Iceland, about 2,500 meters wide, and the roaring water of the river rushes 32 meters into a 72-meter-deep canyon.

In the process of rapid pourin, the water mist in the sky is stirred, and the boiling water mist forms a rainbow in the sun, which is shining with golden light, so it is named "** waterfall". When the Geitzer Geyser is calm, it is a 20-metre-diameter pool that flows slowly along a gap in the pool. This calm situation does not last long, and it will suddenly become angry.

There was a gurgling sound similar to that of a boiling pot under the pool. Soon a column of water rises into the sky, and then gradually subsides, and the process repeats itself over and over again, which is very spectacular.

Þingvellir National Park: One of the birthplaces of Western politics, known as the "world's oldest seat of a democratic parliament". In 2004, Þingvellir National Park was added to UNESCO's World Heritage List.

From here, you can also look out over the vast plains of Þingvellir and the beautiful Lake Þingwalderra. This is the largest natural lake in Iceland.

Jökulsárlón Lake: Jökulsárlón Lake, also known as Jökulsárlón, is located at the southern end of Vatnajökull glacier and is the largest and most famous jökulsárlón in Iceland. At 200 meters deep, it is the second deepest lake in Iceland.

Famous Hollywood movies "Tomb Raider" and "Batman." Time to go to war" and the 007 series of films such as "Die Another Day" were filmed here.

Ice Cave: A mysterious ice cave with a mysterious and dreamy blue interior.

Vatnajökull Glacier: Vatnajökull is the largest glacier in Europe, with an area of 8,300 square kilometers, second only to the Antarctic Glacier and the Greenland Glacier. Vatnajökull is the largest ice cap in Iceland.

Vatnajökull is a quintessential part of Iceland due to its non-static nature. At present, Vatnajökull flows into the warmer valley at a rate of 800 metres per year, and it is strange that there are also lava rocks, volcanic craters and hot lakes in the Vatnajökull area.

Hal Grimes Church: Located in the heart of Reykjavík, Hal Grimms Church is a landmark in the city.

Blue Lagoon: Located on an extinct volcano, the Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland's most popular attractions, the largest thermal lake in the world, especially the white bottom, which makes the blue of the lake even more intoxicating and holy.

Iceland is located at the junction of the North Atlantic Ocean and the Arctic Ocean, and is one of the five Nordic countries. Despite its proximity to the Arctic Circle, it is affected by warm currents, and the climate here is particularly pleasant compared to Alaska at the same latitude, which is what makes the land so varied. Iceland's natural beauty is pristine and pure, and the scenery is strange and rich.

The tiny island is dotted with countless soothing hot springs, magnificent glaciers and waterfalls, gushing geysers, active volcanoes, and vast grasslands, making it a paradise for photographers and outdoor adventurers alike. In summer, there is a cool breeze and greenery, and there is almost no night; In winter, the sky is covered in snow and ice, and the aurora in the night sky changes into colorful ribbons. But that's by no means all there is to Iceland.

If you look closely, you'll notice that each region of Iceland has a very different style. The best of Iceland's wonders, the wild Central Highlands, the eerie Westfjords, and the Scandinavian towns of the East will amaze you with the creativity of nature. If you visit the charming capital city of Reykjavík, you'll find a modern, stylish and humane side of the country.

2.Lobster Soup: Seafood is also a frequent guest at the Icelandic table, the highlight of lobster soup is a "thick" word, as if all the lobsters in the soup will release all the deliciousness in the body at the last moment of life, this soup satisfies the daily taste of Icelanders, and also satisfies the curiosity of outsiders about Iceland.

In addition to lobster soup, lobster itself is also one.

3.Lamb soup: Icelandic lamb soup is the most popular among Chinese tourists, the local lamb is stewed with potatoes, carrots and other vegetables, the lamb is delicious, the soup is sweet, which is very in line with the appetite of the Chinese.

In addition to those attractions, you can also visit these places in Iceland!

Iceland has a very fantastic Blue Lagoon and Halgrimm Cathedral, as well as very beautiful aurora and local songs, Wadley National Park, and then there's a fountain and waterfall and a black sand beach that is very fun.

The popular Blue Lagoon Hot Springs, the three wonders of the ** circle, the breathtaking Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon and Rainbow Waterfall in South Iceland, and the Snæfellsnes Peninsula in West Iceland are also very beautiful.