Trying to find new experiences, whether professionally through photography or even having stories to tell over time, is certainly something we should have in us, and that’s certainly what motivates us much more than any accumulation of material wealth. , for example, have the opportunity to be in the world’s largest ice hotel located in the city of Jukkasjarvi in northern Sweden.
It’s already important to cite if you’re planning multiple circuits and looking for other options nearby: None. The aforementioned city is simply a city of about 500 inhabitants that, if favored by a look that offers good clicks with your camera, has almost no appeal other than the Hotel de Gelo and is at least 18 kilometers from Quiruna. , the largest city and structure.
- The very low temperatures favored by the combination of the construction molds made of solid ice as well as a mixture of ice and snow known in English as? Slice? They give the clear feeling of practically being in a cold room.
- You visited an existing ice bar in several cities in Brazil with the name of Iceland.
- You will know what we are talking about.
For obvious reasons, the hotel is built in the last two months of the year and lasts for visits until mid-April, a transition period between the seasons and, with rising temperatures, everything begins to melt. magnitude of 5,500 squares carved into the ice hotel, at least 1,000 tons of solid ice and 30,000 tons of slices are needed.
As part of the sumptuous work of Swedish architecture, Hotel de Gelo features 13 standard suites and two luxury suites, an ice bar and a decorative throne facing the River Trone (a place to remove the materials on which the hotel is built) and an ALL ICE church.
Have you imagined that it would be a great experience to test the lighting of such a cold place or even practice your travel photographs?Prices range from SEK 70 (R $30) to SEK 325 (R$131) for tours and, for accommodation, values. can range from SEK 200 (R$80) per day or up to SEK 1500 (R$600) in a double package.