Norway, known as 'The Land Of The Midnight Sun', is a popular Arctic country with 4 months of darkness, with the sun remaining up from April to late August. Image: visitnorway.com
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In June, Iceland experiences the midnight sun, which can be witnessed in Grimsey Island and Akureyri City in northern Iceland. Image: Freepik
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Nunavut, located two degrees above the Arctic Circle in Canada, experiences nearly two months of uninterrupted sunlight, while experiencing 30 consecutive days of total darkness in winter. Image: travelnunavut.ca
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The state's beauty is complemented by continuous sunlight from late May to late July, and a polar night from November to November for 30 days. Image: travelalaska.com
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Sweden experiences summer daylight from early May to late August, with some regions experiencing constant sunshine for up to six months, similar to Alaska. Image: visitsweden.com
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Murmansk, Russia's largest city, experiences midnight sun from 22 May to 22 July, while Finland's northernmost point experiences 72 days of sun-free summer. Image: visitrussia.com
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The Canadian North Midnight Sun Golf Classic, a popular summer event in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, features midnight teeing, banquets, workshops, and prizes. Image: brazolotmigration.com
