Iceland is a truly magical place, incredibly beautiful, and full of scenery. I wish I could go there again.
In December 2015 and October 2016, I visited Iceland twice. This place is truly magical. As a serious foodie, let's start with Icelandic food. In Iceland, you can eat whale meat. I ordered a little bit of whale meat at a barbecue restaurant in Reykjavik, and the taste is… how to describe it? It looks like steak when you cut it, but when you put it in your mouth, it's like liver. You can imagine it. Highlighted: the best thing to eat in Iceland is lamb.
I've eaten Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia lamb, which are really good, but Icelandic lamb is really, really good. When I first went to Iceland, I was really shocked by the high prices. I bought a big bag of the cheapest lamb chops at the supermarket, and just boiled them. The taste was amazing, with no mutton flavor at all, and they were very tender. So, I went to Iceland a second time and almost lived in a self-catering guesthouse with a kitchen. I ate Icelandic lamb almost every day, which was so happy,
Another delicious thing is langoustine (). It's a little smaller than a lobster. However, the meat is much more tender than lobster. Icelandic chefs simply roast it, which is delicious. In winter, without enough experience, don't drive by yourself. I saw all kinds of charging into the snow and all kinds of accidents. The last video, everyone feel it. Except for winter, other seasons are very friendly for self-driving. The aurora borealis isn't something you can see when you want to see it. I spent ten days in Iceland altogether, and I didn't see the aurora borealis. I cried when I thought about it,
Iceland's weather is very changeable. It can change in minutes. Five minutes ago, it was full of stars, and five minutes later, it was hail. But I don't have an aurora borealis luck. I hope everyone can see the aurora borealis every day in Iceland. My obsession with the aurora borealis was finally realized in Norway last year. If you live in a tent, you can still be frozen in July, so you must buy sleeping bags with good warmth. Whale watching and fishing can be done simultaneously, and then you have two more days of food. Iceland is full of blueberries. Iceland is truly beautiful. Everywhere is scenic, beautiful to the point of explosion. I went twice and wanted to go to more places.
