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Top 3 Viking Museums to Explore in Scandinavia

When thinking of historic Vikings, the mind instantly conjures up images of Beowulf, horned helmets, large ships, and, more to the extreme, Vikings’ raping and pillaging. However, these aspects do not define them, though they were guilty of the latter in some cases. It’s important to note that Viking history was primarily written down by the Vikings’ enemies, since they themselves did not document their history in books.

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Essential Packing Guide for the Arctic Adventure

Even people who have an aversion to icy cold weather are tempted by the Arctic and what the pristine wilderness offers. It’s an adventure. Known for its harsh extremes, it is also a nature lover’s dream destination. Not only does the Arctic offer spectacular natural events, but its very remote location is a draw for anyone wishing to escape overpopulation and all the stress that accompanies it.

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Ultimate Guide to Visiting Scandinavia in March: Weather Tips, Packing, and Attractions

March in Scandinavia or the Nordic region is an excellent month for travel as it falls in the off-season. Therefore, travelers can secure better rates for their trips. Although summer activities usually commence in March or April, the weather during spring can still be quite wet, with temperatures beginning to rise. The dreary winter days are behind us, providing much more daylight. Additionally, it’s possible to enjoy a late ski trip in Norway’s ski resorts.

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Top 14 Must-See Attractions and Activities in Scandinavia

As a region, Scandinavia is home to some of the world’s most striking landscapes, vibrant cultures, and legendary traditions. While the famousaurora borealis(or Northern Lights) attract many, there’s more to this vast region than the dramatic night sky. From royal palaces to sandy beaches and breathtaking fjords, here are the 14 best things to do on your trip to Scandinavia.

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Explore Bali: Affordable Bicycle Rentals in Indonesia

If you want to see a lot of Bali without a glass bus or car window in the way, renting a bicycle is the best way to go. Biking allows you to experience the Balinese countryside firsthand, all while following your own schedule to see the sights. Moreover, if environmental concerns are on your mind, cycling is the most eco-friendly Bali transportation mode aside from walking.

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