Nordkapphallen Review

Nordkapp, the northernmost point of the continent, is called the "end of the world" in Ushuaia, Argentina, in the southern hemisphere. The sun sets early in autumn and winter at high latitudes, and the rain and fog are dimming the light in the north. I parked on the northernmost edge of the continent, surrounded by near-vertical cliffs, and at the foot of the magnificent Arctic Ocean, beautiful and mysterious, but not without a sense of despair. Walking on the wide viewing platform, the steep cliffs and desolate scenery exude a unique spirit. The hollow earthen sculpture standing on the viewing platform is a landmark in the North Point, and the base is filled with different words of the world. Looking at the fog that is pouring from the Arctic underfoot gradually covering the surging Arctic Ocean, such magical and surreal images will leave your mind blank. I lived in the small town of Honingswog, a half-hour drive from the North Point, and waited for dinner to walk out of the small hotel. The auroras in front of me were dancing in the dark night.