Greenland

Greenland is a magical Arctic wonderland where nature reigns supreme! As the world's largest island, it's mostly covered in ice - the Greenland Ice Sheet is the second-largest ice body in the world. But don't let the ice fool you - in summer, parts of Greenland burst with colorful wildflowers, and the midnight sun shines all night long! In winter, the northern lights (aurora borealis) dance across the dark sky in brilliant greens, purples, and reds.

The Inuit people have lived in Greenland for thousands of years, adapting brilliantly to the Arctic environment. They hunt seals, fish for halibut, and travel by dog sled across the frozen landscape. Today, visitors can explore colorful coastal towns like Nuuk and Ilulissat, watch massive icebergs calve from glaciers into the sea, spot humpback whales, and learn about traditional Inuit crafts and storytelling. Greenland teaches us about resilience, respect for nature, and living in one of Earth's most extreme environments.