The Formation of Iceland

Geography: Many rivers and lakes in Iceland are the result of glaciers melting. Glacier melts because a lot of water flows instead of winter due to the summer heat. I hope that there are no harmful chemicals in glaciers. "Even though glacial water is not particularly good, people can safely drink from almost any lake or river" (Angler.is). In all the rivers in Iceland, the Thjorsa River is the largest river, about 143 miles (230 km).

The rock formation of Hvitserkur in northern Iceland has collected human speculation for thousands of years. Does it look like a dragon? Troll of the sea? It was covered with white bird droppings, so in Iceland it was named "white shirt". I admire the beauty of the rocks in the northern part of Iceland and head for Iceland to admire the aurora. In quiet bamboo walks and day trips like Fushimi Inari Shrine, Kyoto's calculations and easy miracles give you an eternal impression (if you are ready to leave). Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine is the main spiritual center of Inari Shizu base. If you have not stayed on the path of another satellite temple for too long, you will need about 2 hours of walking time. Spend the day in bamboo grove

Where in Iceland's mountain is the most beautiful mountain in Iceland? What kind of mountains can be found in Iceland? Iceland is full of various shapes and sizes, lava layers, interesting rock sculptures of volcanoes and mountains. In the West Fjord, you can find a tall desktop mountain with a narrow fjord in the center, but the mountain Fiord in the eastern part of the country is more robust and demanding. The mountains of the West Fjord were largely (about 10 to 16 million years), formed by thousands of years of heavy glaciers, fighting the natural elements to polish the rough edges. The small mountain edge that is formed when the two structural plates collide with each other is coarse. Iceland is located at the top of two structural plates and is also located on one of the so-called hot spots on the earth Volcanic activity is intense and frequent earthquakes occur.

In order to refine the rugged beauty of the Iceland landscape to the national architectural style, the 20 th century Icelandic national architect Samúelsson simulated the design of Hallgrimskirkja after the formation of the volcanic basalt found throughout the country. On the other hand, the name of the church derives from the name of pastor Hallgrimru Petuluson (1614-1674), the most famous poet and priest of Iceland. Compared to the radical appearance of the church, the interior is more modest and simple, except for the magnificent and vast 5275 organ which was built in Germany in 1992. It is 15 meters high and weighs 25 tons and is suitable for an impressive sight. From the central elevator of the church to the bell tower, you can enjoy spectacular and invincible views of Reykjavik.