Hoteller i nærheden af Pyhä-Luosto National Park & Amethyst Mine - Rovaniemi
Beskrivelse
Gå ind i hjertet af Lapland og oplev den rolige skønhed i Pyhä–Luosto National Park, hvor snedækkede skove, gamle fælder og uberørte arktiske landskaber skaber et sandt vinterunderland. Dit eventyr begynder med en naturskøn rejse til Lampivaara Fell, hvor en behagelig snekattetur tager dig gennem uberørt snedækket terræn til en betagende udsigt over nationalparken. På den legendariske Lampivaara Amethyst Mine kan du opdage historien om en af Arktis mest sjældne ædelstene, der er dannet dybt inde i jorden gennem millioner af år. Så nyd dagens højdepunkt - grave for din egen ametyst. Med lidt held, kan du opdage en unik sten til at holde som en personlig arktisk souvenir. Saml dig omkring en åben ild for at nyde en lys frokost omgivet af fredelig vinter vildmark - den perfekte måde at slappe af og omfavne Laplands magi. En mindeværdig dag med arktisk natur, eventyr og autentisk nordlig charme.
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Rejseplan
Lampivaara Amethyst Mine er et afskåret område inden for Pyhä-Luosto National Park. Det er forbudt at samle ædelsten fra nationalparken, undtagen fra minen. På toppen af Lampivaara faldt der er den eneste operationelle ametystmine i Europa. Det kan være den eneste ædelmine i hele verden, der byder besøgende velkommen. I den varme hyggelige lapiske hytte hører minebesøgende de fascinerende historier om ametyst, hvordan det blev dannet for 2 000 000 millioner år siden, hvordan stedet blev fundet og hvordan minen drives på permanent fremgangsprincip, hvordan folk i alle kulturer har troet på ametystens mystiske kræfter og andre interessante historier fundet i gamle legender. Vi vil nå toppen af Lampivaara faldet med bil og lytte til historierne om amethyst minen i en komfortabel hytte, hvor vi også kan se prøver af amethyst sten fundet fra området. Efter historierne besøgende er vejledt til minen og hver vil grave og finde en personlig heldig ametyst for holder.
Den grundlæggende zone i nationalparken er dannet af Finlands sydligste faldkæde. Området har mange funktioner; det er for at bevare naturen, bevare indfødte folks kultur og tjene som en destination for vandreture og turisme. Nationalparken består af Pyhätunturi National Park, som blev etableret i 1938 og af Luosto-området nordvest for Pyhätunturi Fell. Disse blev kombineret i begyndelsen af 2005 for at danne en ny nationalpark. I sydvestlige områder af Ukko-Luosto Fell og Lampivaara Hill er skovene ikke blevet beskoget, og nogle træer er så gamle som 400 år. Luosto-området er kendt for sine majestætiske old-growth fyrretræskove og Pyhätunturi for sin geologi og samiske historie. Den faldne kæde er en collage af træløse toppe og dybe raviner. Lush skove, nogle af dem urt-rige skove, blomstre i områdets dale og langs floder.
Højdepunkter
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Rejsendes vurderinger
Vigtig information
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Specialiserede sæder til spædbørn er tilgængelige
- Velegnet til alle fitnessniveauer
- Vegetar mulighed er tilgængelig, venligst rådgive på tidspunktet for booking, hvis det kræves
- Nogle gang er involveret
Anmeldelser(12)
It is not your typical mine experience … nonetheless it was a very interesting excursion… it was informative and fun to dig for amethysts. Utsi is an excellent guide .. prompt, friendly,and very knowledgeable… he showed us a lot of things along the way and explained a lot about life in the Lapland.
Thanks for the nice review!
Very bad experience with this company with which we had booked 3 activities in advance on the internet. The first (visit to an amethyst mine) was simply canceled 2 hours before and we discovered it while reading our emails at breakfast while waiting for the pick. No explanation and no contact. When we contacted the agency by telephone, then at their office, the manager, who is a dishonest person, simply told us that the guide was sick and that he could not do anything for us (which seems to be repeated very often in reading the comments). When we insisted on knowing if we were the only customers disappointed with the management of this situation, he kindly made us understand that we were the only customers scheduled that day and that the activity was not profitable for him. He did not apologize but offered a full refund which was the least he could do.
We had a great trip to the Amethyst Mine. Our guide, Irina was amazing, very friendly and reliable. After the visit at the mine we had a nice barbecue at one of the typical finnish lavvu in front of a beautiful lake. Would highly recommend :)
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Great experience. Tour guide was so nice, and the staff at the mine was very knowledgeable and helpful.
Lots of information, great service all round, beautiful places shown, great atmosphere despite the bad weather!
We had a wet day. So didn't really do any walks. The mine was exactly as expected. Make sure to grab a pulla and coffee from the Cafe. The lunch provided was very good. And our guide had great stories and very willing to take group photos. They even provided chicken nuggets for the picky eaters.
Thanks for the nice review!
With our grandchildren , their parents and other grandparents we went 120 km north of Rovaniemi to be tempted by the visit of the amethyst mine in northern Finland . It should be noted without further delay that the main interest of this day is the total change of scenery that it gives you...first the road lined with large snow-covered fir trees to a snow-cleared parking lot where you will be waiting for the driver of a tracked machine towing a second vehicle allowing a good dozen people to climb through splendid snowy landscapes to a first warm site where you can buy local souvenirs and eat with a hot drink if you wish. Then the tracked vehicle leaves for the mine even further. In the middle of a frozen and white setting, we take you to a mine museum where your guide explains the history of the mine exclusively in English (not a single word of French when we were all French). You can also see and touch stones extracted from the ground. Then we take you to the entrance of the mine where you descend several dozen wooden steps. Arrived in a covered room we give you a metal scraper of about twenty cm... and we tell you to scrape the stony floor to hope to find something...for about fifteen minutes...needless to say that you find only very small things ' to eight people we collected less than a dozen shards of amethysts of a length of a few millimeters! If, fortunately, you find a large stone, you have to declare it and pay it to take it with you in addition to the entrance price... Then you go up to be taken to the shop where you are offered amethysts for money. Finally we'll take you back to the original parking lot. In total the children are delighted to play explorers and you are happy for that. Only the memory of the tracked ride in a beautiful snowy setting will remain. .
Amethyst mine is an unique visiting site in Lapland!
We had a very nice day with our guide with laughs and interesting stories. The entry time to the mine was in the afternoon, so we had plenty of time to enjoy the surrounding nature and make a campfire for our lunch break. In the mine we could dig for our own stones and take several ones home.
Extraordinary for the frame especially The explanations and the experience in the mine are a plus but the snowy landscape is the greatest interest of this outing (for us in snowmobile but possible in knuckles) If you come out of the mine when the sun starts to set (for us around 4pm) prepare for a panorama is FANTASTIC
Thank you for your positive review!
It's been an interesting trip! The tour guide was very nice and professional and would go to the place where we ate early to help us prepare food when there were few people. Barbecue technology is also good, we will be with you when digging and will give us advice.
