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Every trip has its ultimate goal. And yes—we finally saw it!2025 is a year of intense Northern Lights activity. During the right season this year, you can catch a glimpse of the ethereal auroras with a bit of luck.
We booked the "Aurora Chase Guaranteed" tour group back in Taiwan. However, the weather was bad on the day we arrived in Oslo — we should have canceled it right away. Moreover, we highly don’t recommend such small-group tours (with 5-10 people). Most guides just drive you around on highways; even if you do spot the auroras, they’ll likely be blocked by the mountains lining both sides of the road. Make sure to confirm the aurora-viewing location with the tour operator before purchasing the tour.
About Aurora Tour Groups
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Kiki
21:53:23
Quan
To the naked eye, the auroras appear as a faint green band. To capture spectacular aurora photos, long-exposure photography is a must. For camera settings: Use the largest possible aperture (f/5.6 or wider) to absorb light from the night sky. Set the shutter speed to 10 to 20 seconds. Pair with a high ISO (ISO 800 or higher).
About Aurora Photography
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Kiki
So, is the aurora about to start?
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Kiki
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Wonder if we’ll get to see it today.
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Quan
Let’s keep watching to find out!
Kiki
Quan
Oh my god! The auroras are dancing right above me!
Can you please watch where you’re going?
Kiki
Auroras Time
 Auroras alternating between pink and green |  Green with a hint of pale pink |  Auroras stretching across to the opposite shore |
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 Green, orange, and red auroras dancing together |  Two streaks of green and red auroras extending to the opposite bank |  The aurora reflection on the sea surface is extremely distinct |
 Beyond the mountains, there are shadows of the auroras |  The opposite shore is shrouded in auroras4.14 |  Auroras begin dancing linearly over the mountain peaks behind us |
 Auroras stretching across to the opposite shore |