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Crystal Ice Cave, Iceland
Iceland is a country full of natural wonders regardless of the season. There are only surprises in each season. Different because it is an interesting country to learn in a small country of the world. Iceland has some strange tourist attractions due to the location of the Icelandic landscape is the island of Iceland on the coast of the North Atlantic Ocean.
Therefore, the overall condition of Iceland is semi-arctic and terrestrial. Including the rare wonders such as glaciers, icebergs, hot springs, and volcanoes, it can be said that coming to Iceland alone is very worthwhile.
Traveling to Iceland is possible all year round. and more importantly, there is one place One activity that should not be missed is a famous place. Recognized as one of the most beautiful ice caves in the world, this is the Crystal Ice Cave, a majestic place filled with crystal clear gems from the formation of ice caves located in the city. Skaftafell is a cave formed by the Svena Glacier. Felljökull in a frozen lake with negative temperatures The whole cave is beautiful with a bright blue color, no different from a fairy tale painting.
Everyone can come and experience the Crystal Ice Cave. During the winter to reach -25 degrees by the ice cave of this temperature. Negative so high that it becomes an iceberg. and the magic of this ice cave is It has a characteristic turquoise color and the beauty of stalagmites and stalactites that sparkle a bluish glow through the dense ice sheet.
That may change shape each day according to the weather conditions of that day, sure enough. Some glacier caves have openings that are always covered with snow or in the shade. causing sunlight to not shine into the cave Make the cave darker or black. And the new snow will make the surface white. But in the ice there can be sand.
There are a lot of gravel and stones. causing the ice to form black Glaciers will flip the ground as they move forward. And because many glaciers in Iceland are located on top of volcanic craters. There is usually a large amount of black volcanic ash in the ice.
