5 places where the sun never sets (or never rises): How travellers experience it

In Greenland, summer brings the enchanting midnight sun, turning each day into an endless adventure. Children skate down streets at midnight under the low-hanging sun, while small motorboats leave the harbor and people gather on hillsides, all bathed in the surreal, dreamlike light. North of the Arctic Circle, time seems to blur as the sun refuses to set. During this period, the low sun casts warm shades of pink, purple, yellow, and red, illuminating hilltops, icebergs, and fjords. The soft, lingering rays create an otherworldly panorama of Greenland’s rugged landscape, offering travellers a view unlike any other.