Only two months left until the Arctic sky comes alive again.
From late August, the Northern Lights slowly return to Lapland nights — and a new aurora season begins in Rovaniemi.
Are you planning your trip this year?
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What makes summer in Finland so special?
Often, it's the simple things.
A walk through the forest. Fresh air. Clean water. A quiet moment by the lake.
For many Finns, spending time outdoors isn't just an activity—it's a way of life.
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Think you know the Northern Lights? Think again. 🌌
Swipe to discover 3 common aurora myths that many visitors to Lapland still believe.
Myth or reality? Let's find out.
Have you heard any of these myths before?
👇 Tell us in the comments.
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While the midnight sun is still lighting up the Arctic skies, the weather is already slowly reminding us what’s coming next — cooler nights, crisp air, and the return of the aurora season within just a few months. 📷
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5 Aurora hunting mistakes 👇
• Trusting only KP
• Waiting for alerts
• Staying in the city
• Giving up too early
• Choosing crowded tours
Clear skies, patience, location, and the right guide matter most.
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Midsummer (Juhannus) is one of Finland’s most beloved traditions, celebrated on 19–20 June 2026.
For many Finns, this marks the true start of summer.
Would you spend Midsummer in the city or at a lakeside cottage?
Finland is known as the “Land of a Thousand Lakes” 🇫🇮
But the real number is much bigger: 188,000 lakes.
From lakeside cottages and saunas to swimming and midnight sun views, water is part of everyday life in Finland.
Would you visit?
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