Have you ever wondered how Vikings maintained their legendary stamina and resilience as they braved harsh northern landscapes and stormy seas? While their strength came from rigorous training and tough living, they also had nature on their side. One such natural ally was Arctic root (Rhodiola rosea) a hardy herb native to Iceland and the […]
arctic root “Rhodiola Rosea” from Viking wisdom to global wellness Read More »
There’s something wild about Iceland and it brings out something wild in you. Iceland is one of the safest countries in the world, which makes it an ideal place for solo travel especially as a woman. Being here alone is about more than just safety. It gives you space. Space to slow down, to breathe,
Among volcanoes and glaciers is Þórsmörk the Valley of Thor, a valley full of ancient energy. Named after Thor, the Norse god of thunder, a great protector strong, loyal, and devoted to guarding. He rode across the skies in a chariot pulled by goats, bringing thunder and lightning wherever he went, armed with his mighty
Magical ravens once led a legendary Norse Viking explorer to a new land. He let them fly from his ship, watching as they disappeared into the sky, searching for land. Following their path, he arrived in the remote and rugged Westfjords of Iceland a land of deep fjords, steep mountains, and wild beauty. Surrounded by
In Iceland´s remote east, cradled between mountains streaked with rainbow colors and cold breath of the Atlantic, lies a raw and radiant gem: Borgarfjörður Eystri. The village itself Bakkagerði, is home to barely 100 souls, yet it holds tales of elves, vibrant puffin colonies & whales dancing in the stillness of the fjords which reminds
Where music meets the mountains – Emiliana Torrini at Bræðslan Read More »