🌟【Tromso, Norway｜Aurora Chasing Guide】🌌

#2月好地方2025 ✨ **Things to know if you want to chase the light**✅ **Best time**: September to April of the following year, with the most frequent auroras from November to January! ✅ **Observation tips**: avoid full moon 🌙, choose sunny days 🌠, stay away from light pollution (best in suburbs/mountaintops)✅ **KP value warning**: download Aurora Forecast, KP ≥ 3 to have a chance to see Aurora dancing! 📸 **Photography Guide**1️⃣ Camera parameters: ISO 1600-3200 + aperture F2.8 + exposure 15-30 seconds2️⃣ Magic tripod + shutter release cable (Mobile phone users can also use NightCap Pro!)3️⃣ Wear bright clothes to shoot silhouettes, and you can create blockbuster movies in minutes! 🚀 **How ​​to chase light**🔥 **Small Aurora Group**: Choose the "Late Night Chasing Light Camp" on the Greenlander official website, a small group of 10 people + chasing light at the Finnish border, and personally test it to see the green light explode! ⚠️ **Lightning avoidance guide**: Don’t take a sightseeing boat! Light pollution is so serious that I doubt my life... ❄️ **Keep warm and survive** -50℃ temperature warning! Must bring: fleece tights, heating insoles, and a heat pad for your phone (it will really shut down in low temperatures!)✅ Recommended: The Aurora Group will give you free hot cocoa + reindeer soup, a life-saving tool when you are frozen like a dog! 🌠 **Hidden Easter Egg** Don’t be discouraged if you fail to chase the light! You can watch the 4D Aurora movie at the "Northern Lights Orrery" in the city, it's worth buying the ticket! 🔥 **Final reminder** The appearance of the aurora depends entirely on fate. Please silently recite "Aurora, I love you" 100 times while waiting (metaphysics works!)👉 Bookmark this article, I wish you see the most amazing aurora in your life! 🌠 #NorwayTravel #AuroraGuide #TromsoChasingLights #NordicSecrets