Arctic Circle: Where we live, there is light when the sun rises and it is dark when the sun sets. But do you know about those places in the world, where the sun never sets and the sun shines brightly even during the night.
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Nunavut- This city is located in Canada, where only three thousand people live (Nunavut Canada). There is sunlight in this city for about two months of the year. Whereas in winter the city remains submerged in darkness for 30 days. This city is located two degrees above the Arctic Circle.
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Norway- This country is also known worldwide as Midnight Sun, that is, a country where the sun shines even at midnight. The sun does not set even from the end of May to July in Hammerfest City, Norway, located in the Arctic Circle. The day lasts here for 76 days. Even in Svarbard here, the sun does not set from April 10 to August 23.
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Iceland – The European country of Iceland is famous for its beauty all over the world. This is a country where not a single mosquito is found (Sun Never Sets). Talking about the sun, it never sets in June and even at night it seems as if the day has passed.
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Barrow- This city is located in Alaska. There is no night here from the end of May to the end of July. Then after a few months, the reverse is seen. Because there is no day for 30 days coming from the beginning of November. This event is also called Polar Nights. At such a time, it is very cold here and there is not even a trace of sunshine far and wide.
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Sweden- In this country from the beginning of May to the end of August, the sun sets only around midnight and the day comes out again at four in the morning (Sweden Day and Night). This is a country where there is morning for six months of the year. Sweden is very much liked among tourists to see the beautiful view of nature.
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Finland- One of the favorite countries of tourists for beautiful lakes and islands, the sun does not set for some time in Finland (Finland Sun Rise). There is no sunset here in the month of August but it shines in the sky during the night. Then as soon as winter comes, the opposite is seen and only dark shadow remains. This is the time between December-January. But this happens only in those parts, which come in the Arctic Circle.
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