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Experiencing the Northern Lights or the Aurora Borealis in Iceland is one of the most exhilarating traveling experiences that you can have in your life. Aurora is the name for the Roman Goddess of dawn, and Boreas is the Greek term for the north wind. What actually are the Northern Lights? They are the result of activities of solar activities in both the south and the northern hemispheres. The sun’s activity is the principal determinant of their intensity. They appear when the charged particles from the sun’s surface hit the magnetic fields of the earth. Customs tours in Iceland give you an opportunity to witness these luminous green streaks on the lucid skyline of Iceland. The best time when you can witness the Northern Lights The time bracket between September and mid-April is the best time when you can see the Northern Lights. The weather conditions are unpredictable during this period. A manager of a Private Tour Iceland would preferably suggest you choose the November – January period for watching Aurora Borealis. Where to witness the Northern Lights? There are numerous tour operators who conduct itineraries for the viewing of the disco Northern Lights during night time in winter months. A populated area should be avoided and a clear sky, preferably in the countryside on the outskirts of Reykjavik is always a fine choice. The optimal conditions for watching You must consider a few points pertaining to some natural phenomena for an unperturbed observation of the Northern Lights. Aurora activity - The Aurora activity during the winter months of a specific year should be considerable enough to make the Northern Lights appear. Darkness - Darkness is a typical factor that enhances the thrills of the experience. You must go to the rugged nature for witnessing the enigmatic beauty of the Aurora Borealis. Clear skies -