Well, the list of places I'd like to visit before I die just got a new addition. The Igloo Village at Hotel Kakslauttanen is located 250 kilometers above the Arctic Circle near the Urho Kekkonen National Park in Finland. Built from special thermal glass that regulates the internal temperature and prevents the glass from getting frosted, the igloos offer amazing views of Aurora Borealis during the winter months.
The Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) are visible from late August to late April, but the Igloo Village is only open from December/January through April. Each igloo comes equipped with luxury beds and a bathroom. Contact the hotel for pricing.
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I want to go here!!!! :) That is so amazing and beautiful! Thanks for sharing!!
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Oooohhh.... Aaaahhh...
I like the idea of seeing the sky at night, but not the idea of seeing my fellow guests or them seeing me in my bed all night. Maybe just the top of the igloos should have been see through.