What's the charm of Iceland and which stars love to go?

Iceland must be an incredible country for travelers. It has a natural flying machine that can take you to see the aurora in the night sky.

Iceland's natural beauty and culture are unique in the world. Many people list Iceland as a "must-visit place in this life". Many stars are no exception.

For example, Chen Bailin has a soft spot for Iceland, which is called a "cold wonderland". It not only filmed the film "The King of Fire" in Iceland, but also spent 48 hours in the wilderness of Iceland, crossing glaciers, volcanoes, forests and coasts in Iceland, looking for aurora and experiencing hot springs.

In fact, Iceland has other charms. High-quality hot springs and intoxicating seaports; A well-designed town; Animals that cannot be seen anywhere else on earth; Unpredictable and amazing natural phenomena. All kinds of customs are enough to make every deep-seated travel enthusiast crazy.

1. Highway 1

For travelers, autonomous driving is an option to travel to Iceland, and "1 Expressway" has become one of the landmark buildings in Iceland. This main road is connected with the most famous natural scenic spot in Iceland because it forms a big circle around Iceland.

2. Mount Cao Mao

Located in Sinai Peninsula. The waterfall is picturesque, echoing the straw hat mountain from a distance. It has become a photographer's favorite. This is also a good place for aurora photography.

3. Black Beach

Located at the southern tip of Iceland, it is listed as one of the top ten most beautiful beaches in the world. The gloomy weather, solemn black sand beach, basalt ghost axe and roaring white waves make you wonder if you have reached the end of the world.

4. Jagushalon Glacial Lake

It takes some luck to see this glacial lake. If you are unlucky, you may find that there is not a "smoothie" on the lake, and there are not many "broken ice" scattered on the rocky beach, only a few icebergs stand in the middle of the lake.

After years of melting and precipitation, glacial lake has reached 100 meters deep, and its area is still expanding. This is reminiscent of the iceberg series shot by the famous American photographer Camille, which records the icebergs that gradually disappear due to the rising temperature.