Ever thought you could see the northern lights from a movable cabin? On winter nights, Airbnb host Esko will tow your cabin to the best spot on frozen Lake Inari to make sure you have the best aurora borealis views from the comfort of your bed.

December to April is the best time to visit, though in extreme weather conditions you can still experience the natural spectacle from the base camp, which comes with a living room, wifi, showers and a kitchen.

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Taking glamping to the next level, the new North Pole Igloos is a pop-up hotel located in the northernmost place on earth. Each of the 10 heated, igloo-shaped domes featuring an ensuite bathroom and a glass ceiling roof has been tested to endure extreme arctic weather conditions, allowing guests to view the northern lights from bed in a safe environment. 

As the North Pole is inhospitable and inaccessible during most of the year, the hotel will only be open in April—the only time when the area can be reached by helicopter.

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What better way to see the northern lights than sharing a glass igloo with a group of friends? But it’s not just any glass igloo—Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort’s new kelo-glass igloos are attached to a log chalet and can sleep up to six guests. 

Each features a private sauna, fireplace, kitchenette, and a bedroom with a stunning glass roof made from Lapland’s kelo pinewood. Take in the enchanting natural phenomenon and the Lappish wilderness from the comfort of your private hideaway.

Find out more at kakslauttanen.fi

Sweden’s Aurora Safari Camp is introducing a hot air balloon aurora tour called “Aurora in the Sky”—a once-in-a-lifetime experience to check off two bucket list items in one go. Bookings will be available in May 2020 for a cool US$2,999 (approx. HK$23,200).

The package includes a hot air balloon ride to see the aurora up-close from the sky, meals, private transfers, luxury glamping at Aurora Safari Camp & The Outpost, and a snowmobile adventure with lunch on the Arctic Circle.

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Witness one of the world’s greatest celestial phenomena on board a private charter jet with the Aurora 360 Experience.

Guests will have an exclusive opportunity to admire the greens, reds and purples of the aurora borealis alongside award-winning Canadian photographers who can provide on-board photographic assistance, as well as guests speakers with a scientific background to answer questions related to the northern lights.

Find out more at aurora-360.ca

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Set to open in 2021, Svart, the world’s first energy-positive hotel will be located at the edge of a glacier in northern Norway. The futuristic design of the hotel features a circular shape that offers optimal views of the fjord, supported by sufficient solar energy to cover both the hotel operations and construction. 

With a prime location above the Arctic Circle, Svart unveils the magic of the northern lights on long winter nights.

Find out more at svart.no/en

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