There are many things I would like to do, many places I would like to see, and many people I would like to meet during this lifetime. It seems the more I live, the less I plan for the adventures. Some of my most memorable, magical experiences were the unplanned, unexpected adventures. I've never quite known what to
do with the traditional "bucket list". You see, I operate
under the assumption/belief that I can do whatever I want to do, and
what I chose is the right thing to do. Essentially the whole world is on my bucket list. I try
my very best to maximize every moment no matter where I may be, what I
may be doing or with whom I may be with; I suppose my goal is to be present in this moment, despite knowing I want to see the whole world over. However when I stumbled across these glass igloos, I knew they were a must.
Hotel Kakslauttanen is in the vicinity of Urho Kekkonen National Park in Finland. They
have 40 first-class log cabins, including five queen suites,
one honeymoon turf chamber and one traditional Lappish farmer log house.
Each cabin comes with its own peaceful garden area. If you are a sauna
lover, as I am, you may enjoy the world’s largest smoke sauna,
equipped with its own restaurant, the main building log house
restaurant, two exotic Lapishtent restaurants and a charming snow
restaurant.
Now obviously, the deepest draw to this place are their unique futuristic glass igloos! Supposedly you can view the northern lights while being in the comfort of a "normal" room
temperature under the glass
ceiling.
Imagine falling asleep in this place.
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