The aurora produced by the disturbance of charged solar particles by solar wind, commonly known as the Northern Lights (when seen in the Northern Hemisphere), is one of the most spectacular natural phenomena that can be witnessed.
If you’re looking to see it for yourself, here are some places you should travel.
Tromso, Norway
This charming town in the Arctic Circle is a fantastic place to see the lights. One of the most popular aurora destinations on Earth, Tromso has everything you need to ensure a successful trip to see them.
Iceland
Iceland is more accessible than ever these days due to cheap flights from Europe and North America, and its isolated northern location makes it ideal for seeing the Northern Lights.
Denali National Park
This mountainous National Park in central Alaska is the home of the United States’ tallest mountain and is a great place to avoid light pollution to get a pristine view of the aurora.
Greenland
Looking for an underrated Northern Lights viewpoint? Check out Greenland! This massive island is full of glaciers and Arctic landscapes and offers an isolated point to see the lights in all their splendor.