What is Faroe Islands? Faroe Islands is an autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark located in Northern Europe. It consists of 18 small islands and is known as the gem of Northern Europe.

There are spectacular natural scenery, such as fjords, waterfalls, mountains, coastlines, etc., as well as a long history, culture and unique folk customs, attracting more and more tourists to visit.

How to get to Farolibiliki Farolibiliki is located above the Arctic Circle, about 400 kilometers from mainland Denmark.

Departing from China, you can first fly to Copenhagen, Denmark, and then transfer to Tórshavn, the capital of the Faroe Islands.

You can also choose to fly directly to Tórshavn from countries such as Norway and Iceland, but the number of flights is smaller and the price is more expensive.

Exploring the natural scenery of Farolibilici The natural scenery of Farolibilici is one of its biggest highlights.

There are spectacular fjords, waterfalls, mountains, coastlines, etc. The most famous attractions include: Múlafossur: Located on the island of Vágar, it is one of the most famous waterfalls in the Faroe Islands.

It falls vertically, forming a spectacular sight.

Tindholmur: Located on Vage Island, it is one of the highest mountains in the Faroe Islands, with a peak height of 750 meters. The view overlooking the sea from the top is extremely spectacular.

Christian Bridge (Tr?lanípa): Located on Vargo Island, it is a cliff. Looking at the sea from above, you can see that the color and shape of the sea change very obviously.

History and Culture Faroliblic has a long history and culture, and many unique folk customs are still preserved here.

Tourists can visit the following attractions: Old Town Tórshavn: This is the capital of the Faroe Islands. It has a long history and preserves many ancient buildings and cultural heritage.

National Museum of the Faroe Islands: This is a museum displaying the history and culture of the Faroe Islands, with exhibits covering all aspects from prehistoric times to modern times.

Viking Museum: This is a museum that displays the culture of the Viking period. Visitors can learn about the life, culture and history of the Vikings.

Taste Faroese delicacies Faroese cuisine is mainly seafood, the most famous of which is skerpikj?t, a traditional Faroese food that is dried

Made from mutton.

In addition, the following delicacies are worth trying: Grilled Faroese Fish: This is a delicacy made from local fish, which is delicious and nutritious.

Faroese Lamb Soup: This is a traditional Faroese food, using mutton and vegetables as the main raw materials, it is delicious and nutritious.

Faroese Pancake: This is a traditional Faroese food, using flour, milk and eggs as the main raw materials, and it has a sweet and delicious taste.