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Зимняя сказка в Какслауттанен Отель & Иглу Виладж.

Winter wonderland at Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort.

Какслауттанен Отель-это оригинальный курортный комплекс в окружении дикой природы расположен в горнолыжном районе Саариселькя региона Финская Лапландия, в 250 км от Северного Полярного круга.Он находится в 5 км от Национального парка имени Урхо Кекконена.Зимой здесь царит рождественская атмосфера, правят Санта-Клаус и Снежная королева, а с августа по апрель можно поймать в свои объективы чудо северного сияния.

Какслауттанен Отель предоставляет к услугам гостей стеклянные дома иглу, традиционные деревянные шале и самую большую в мире финскую сауну. В построенных из термостекла иглу имеется спальня со стеклянной крышей и роскошными кроватями . В числе удобств шале - гостиный уголок, камин, собственная сауна и кухонные принадлежности. На территории курортного комплекса работают 2 ресторана, где можно заказать фирменные блюда лапландской кухни, в том числе оленину и лосось, приготовленный на гриле. Любителям активного отдыха стоит попробовать сафари на северных оленях и хаски, а также прогулки на снегоходах.

Kakslauttanen Hotel is an original resort surrounded by wild nature, located in the Saariselkä ski area of ​​Finnish Lapland, 250 km from the Arctic Circle. It is 5 km from Urho Kekkonen National Park. In winter, there is a Christmas atmosphere, ruled by Santa Claus and the Snow Queen, and from August to April you can catch the miracle of the northern lights in your lenses.

Kakslauttanen Hotel features glass igloos, traditional wooden chalets and the world's largest Finnish sauna. Built from thermal glass, the igloos have a bedroom with a glass roof and luxurious beds. The chalet includes a seating area, fireplace, private sauna and kitchenware. The resort has 2 restaurants serving Lapland specialties, including venison and grilled salmon. Fans of outdoor activities should try reindeer and husky safaris, as well as snowmobile rides.

Источник:https://www.tripadvisor.ru/Hotel_Review-g667560-d293333-Reviews-Kakslauttanen_Arctic_Resort-Saariselka_Lapland.html#/media/293333/350585657:p/?albumid=101&type=0&category=101, /www.booking.com/hotel/fi/hotelli-kakslauttanen.ru.html, /www.sodis.ru/disp?s=hotel&id=342630228.

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Kakslauttanen Hotel & Igloo Village, Finland

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Hotel Kakslauttanen, Finland

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Kakslauttanen Hotel & Igloo Village, Finland

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Hotel Kakslauttanen, Finland

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Hotel Kakslauttanen, Finland

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Hotel Kakslauttanen, Finland

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Kakslauttanen Hotel & Igloo Village, Finland

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Hotel Kakslauttanen, Finland

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Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort, Lapland, Finland.

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"They were at Kakslauttanen Artic Resort, Deluxe Suite in Finland. It's available for 12 people

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Kakslauttanen Artic Resort, Lapland, Finland

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DATE NUMBER 2 - Finland. Winning Bid: @maksimkurylenko with £1,000. Total Bids: 1.

"Jetset to Finland, spend the morning exploring the snowy forest on horseback, try your hand at ice fishing before enjoying lunch prepared over an open fire. Experience the excitement of an overnight husky or reindeer safari to chase down the northern lights and return to the lodge the next afternoon to wind down in one of the glass house igloos of Kakslauttanen resort and enjoy the spectacular sights with a warm hot chocolate and a decadent five course dessert degustation."

Partner: @islahvnt

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Benny taking you on holiday to Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort and you get there see that it’s an igloo and the first question you think of “is how are we suppose to have sex” he laughs at you and give you a smart ass response.

https://www.kakslauttanen.fi/

LOL I love this. Benny would glance up at the windowed ceiling and shrug, "I mean, we put on a pretty good show, babe."

I also need you to know that before I clicked the link, I was almost expecting it to be THIS—

and now I'm outright wheezing imagining the disaster that would be.

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I was tagged by the lovely @wlwmitchell, thank youuuu ♡

Relationship: happily cohabiting with my boyfriend of almost 2 years!

Favourite Colour: have had many but right now the vibe is coral pink

Favourite Food: …does this really warrant an answer?

Song Stuck In My Head: 😌

Last Thing I Googled: Brienne of Tarth gif

Current Time: 3:32pm

Dream Trip: Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort and also a bear sanctuary someday!

Comfort Movie: ⭐️👄⭐️

Comfort Food: baked beans and sausages in a tin together. I’ll see myself out.

Comfort Clothes: pj’s all day

Comfort Song: really outing myself as a “retired” emo huh

Comfort Book: does my Wattpad archive count bc I havent read an actual physical book since I was 12 but I can recommend some 60+ chapter Kellin Quinn fanfictions written by teenagers that literally shaped me as a person

Comfort Game: Rune Factory 3 - dont talk to me about the Special edition coming put bc I will commit serious crimes of pure passion

Three Ships: Danaerys x Jon Snow (if they WERENT related pls Targaryens I beg you leave those days BEHIND), Missandei x Greyworm, and tbh Tyrion x Sansa which I was the BIGGEST hater of to begin with but in the end?? that scene in the crypt where they communicated with just a look and basically agreed they’d die together??? umm wedding bells I think

First Ever Ship: my first heartbreak fr 😪

Last Song: you already know she (me) is a sad bitch what of it

Current Read: the entire internet’s collection of Brienne of Tarth fanfiction??

Currently Consuming: last ate a nectarine and it was fire

Currently Watching: youtube reactions to GoT episodes…👁️👁️

Currently Craving: huge slab of roast pork smothered in apple sauce tbh would go feral on sight

and I’ll tag @iamburdened, @dreatine and @rosieathena if they’d like to take part!! ♡

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The Northern Lights: A symbol of beauty or degradation?

The Northern Lights, also known as Aurora Borealis, are an ecological wonder that light up Greenland’s skies and enchant all those who have the privilege of seeing them.

I have chosen the Northern Lights as they are a symbol of both Greenland’s Inuit folklore and the environmental uniqueness that is a huge drawcard for its international tourism. 

Aurora Borealis occurs when solar particles collide with the Earth’s atmosphere, with the lights are the most visible from September to April (Greenland Travel, 2024). Greenland’s low population density and isolation mean it has little light pollution, creating the perfect stage to view the lights in all their glory (Tomlin, 2023). 

Inuit folklore differs regionally on the meaning of the Northern Lights, with Northern Greenlandic communities believing in the lights representing the souls of their ancestors guiding the living. 

Though it is clear why tourists are drawn to visit Greenland for this bucket-list activity, it can contribute to the broader overshadowing of Greenland’s rich contemporary culture as well as add to environmental degradation. Specialised tourism lodgings to see the Lights, such as the Kakslauttanen igloos (See more here: https://www.kakslauttanen.fi/accommodation/glass-igloos), can provide magnificent sky views but also epitomise the commercialisation of this natural marvel. This creates a conundrum as people visit the lights in Greenland due to the low light pollution, but by travelling there they contribute to emissions that impact the delicate Arctic ecosystem. 

Ultimately, the Northern lights are a symbol of Greenland as they represent its natural beauty and its environmental tourism sector. It is important to recognise the potential environmental and cultural impacts that tourism can have on the country, and for travellers to try their best to understand and appreciate Greenland’s multifaceted identity. 

References

Northern Lights in Greenland. Greenland Travel EN. (2020, November 18). https://www.greenland-travel.com/inspiration/travel-guides/northern-lights-in-greenland/ 

Tomlin, A. (2023, August 24). Seeing the Northern Lights in Greenland. Routes North. https://www.routesnorth.com/outdoors/seeing-the-northern-lights-in-greenland/