Try ___ through the snowy countryside: let the animals do the work for you as you race over the tundra and get a glimpse of what life was like in the past.

These picturesque islands are also home to a number of activities visitors can ___, try cycling, boating, hiking, observing nature or even flying a kite while travelling to this Norwegian paradise.

The structure is built almost entirely with ice and snow so don’t forget to dress ___.

Tromsø is the ___ to the Arctic and the largest urban area in this region of the country.

Finnmark is a great place to observe both the ___ and the midnight sun.

See these monstrous sea animals ___ and personal, then follow that with a nice meal to finish off the day.

However, Norway’s ___ people live in this area.

One thing visitors must do when travelling to the Lofoten Islands is taste the popular ___ that is caught here.

This splendor is visible on the Lofoten national tourist route where you’ll pass magnificent mountains and ___ pastures as well as fishing villages, boats and small cabins.

In fact, this region is also famous for its fishing and it is home to a number of small ___ villages.

Found near the ___ border, this distinctive destination showcases local art and culture.