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WELCOME

WELCOME Welcome to another eidtion of the Conde Nast Magazine- an invaluable aid for those wishing to explore some of the most fascinating places on the planet. Inside we’ve covered one of the most exciting and places yet- Abisko, This is mean’t for serious holiday maker and the casual adventurer. Whatever the budget, however long you have at your disposal, we hope you find something, somewhere that will tickle your travelling taste buds. This issue of CNM covers mainly the small town of Abisko, but extent to other nearby places in Sweden as well. The delights of northern Europe’s finest places to discover. I f you want a one-in-a-lifetime roadtrip, We’ve got you covered! Everywhere else we have travelled. We’ve travelled huge distance, enjoyed so much disparate experiences. We just want to share. Enjoy! THE CNM team

Sweden A romantic and slow country in northern Europe.

Its 9.5 million population is mostly concentrated to the southern half of the 450,295 Km^2 country

Abisko A village in northern Sweden, near

the Abisko National Park located 4 km west of the village

The perfect runaway, with only 85 inhabitants, and a lot more animals.

• Fly- In from stockholm

airport.

• Hopp in on electric trains run

by SJ AB towards Norwegian

city of Narvik

• Alight at Kiruna

• Jump onto a dogsled

adventure to Abisko

• Arrive at Abisko mountain

louge

• Unpack and walk around.

• Rest followed by traditional

Swedish dinner. (Lappish)

• Appreciating the view of the

Aurora Borealis( if appears, if

not would be switched with

other nights activities)

As the steamy old-fashioned train

roars down the quiet Swedish

countryside, you can feel yourself as

if part of the unaltered landscape.

With most of Sweden’s population

further South, the journey towards the

North would be disturbed by nothing

but the wildlife.

Expect chilling temperatures, polar

bears, auroras and more.

A great trip for single backpackers, or

lone traveler seeking an escape from

the outside world.

Aurora borealis in Northean Sweden

Letsi hydro power plant by the Lule river

• Ice Climbing on frozen waterfalls

• Return to lodge for lunch

• Meet the huskies and husky riding

• Dinner

• Snowshoeing, stargazing and Aurora Borealis

• Snowmobiling

• Dinner

• Visit to Abisko Sky Station

• Northern Lights exhibitiony

Snowmobiling is a truly exhilarating

experience as we learnt how to handle

a power powerful snowmobile.

Full instruction and safety briefing

would be given before heading out

into the wilderness which surrounds

Abisko.

The trip will last for 4 hours.

Meanwhile if you are getting hungry a

tasty traditional Swedish picnic basket

is served. Yummy…..

The world famous ice hotel is

constructed of only ice and snow!

It is built, melted, and rebuilt

every year.

Let the ice- sculptures awe you

and you,

To find out more yourself!

If you would like to upgrade

your cold accommodation or

stay in a warm room then we can

arrange this for you.

• Bid Goodbye to Abisko

• Board train towards Kiruna

• Stop En route at traditional Sami

homestead to learn with reindeers.

• Continue train ride to Jukkasjarvi ,

home of the famousIce Hotel

• Check in

• Full tour of ice hotel site, ice suite,

and ice factory

• Dinner in warm restaurant

• Fall sleep in a snow room

Departure

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