Greenland is the largest island in the world, and it conceals one of the last large areas of untouched land on the planet. What really draws people into this arctic wonderland is the scenic beauty of the massive glaciers, gigantic icebergs, and the clear waters of the fjords. The presence of Inuit and Danish cultures on this island shows how people can still manage to live in such harsh environments. Experience the beautiful Northern Lights, and witness the mesmerizing midnight sun. Additionally, visitors can embark on thrilling activities such as dog sledding, iceberg cruises, and hiking across ancient ice sheets. Tourists interested in wildlife should look forward to seeing the best of polar bears, whales, musk ox, and alike freely at large. Colors in Greenland are hard to come by due to the cold weather, and settlements in out-of-the way villages are charming with their colored houses perched in the middle of nowhere. Traversing the least habitable place on earth, Greenland is adventure at its best, rugged and hostile, but stunning in its sheer naturalness.