Iceland, the most beautiful sight at the end of the world, a 6-day 5-night travel guide

Iceland, the most beautiful sight at the end of the world, a 6-day 5-night travel guide. Iceland is surprisingly fun💎, majestic, gentle, and clear, it is the place where the scenery I've seen with my own eyes is even more beautiful than the great shots on Instagram. To be honest, the travel guides for Iceland are quite general, you know where to go, but it's not clear what to do after you get there. So I've tried to write my guide as detailed as possible💎, friends who want to go to Iceland remember to keep it, and just follow it to play. - ⭐In Iceland 1. There is no tipping culture in Iceland. Icelandic merchants will clearly mark prices to avoid hidden costs. 2. In case of emergencies, politely ask the staff, Icelandic merchants' restrooms can be used for free. Now, large supermarkets have mother and baby restroom facilities at the entrance, which can be used for free. 3. Iceland is part of the Schengen Area but not the European Union, most tourists traveling to Iceland with a passport can get tax refunds, remember to ask the merchant about tax refunds after purchasing goods - 💓Itinerary 👉Day 1: Arrive in Reykjavik. 👉Day 2: In-depth tour of the Golden Circle (Þingvellir National Park—Geysir—Gullfoss—Kerið volcanic crater—View of Langjökull glacier from a distance) 👉Day 3: South Coast scenery (Europe's northernmost ice cap—black sand beach—Seljalandsfoss—Skógafoss—plane wreckage) 👉Day 4: South Coast scenery (Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon—Diamond Beach—Mystery Blue Ice Cave Crystal Palace & Super Jeep) 👉Day 5: Reykjavik cityscape—Reykjanes Peninsula (Blue Lagoon) 👉Day 6: Reykjavik, Iceland - 🌌Essentials for life -Really bring a thermos! (It's easy to drink cold air outside every day, and it's easy to get a stomachache, you can make a cup of ginger tea to warm your stomach after returning) -Warm packs! (When going out to chase the Northern Lights, you really will shiver from the cold at night, put a few warm packs in your pocket, it really will be much warmer) -Face masks! (Repair masks are really needed, every day the face is dry and red from the wind and rain, and Iceland is also quite dry, you must hydrate in time🥹) - 💠Dressing Guide ⬆️Upper body: Quick-dry underwear (very important, can prevent catching a cold after sweating) + warm layer (fleece, thin down) + softshell jacket (can be worn when the wind is not strong and the weather is clear) / hardshell jacket (must add when there is rain or going to waterfalls) ⬇️Lower body: Warm layer (add when the temperature is low) + softshell pants + hardshell pants (must add when there is rain or going to waterfalls) 👟Shoes: Waterproof hiking shoes 🎩Hat: If it's a wool hat, it's best to have a windproof layer, lining 🧦Socks: Quick-dry socks/wool socks, double-layer socks are recommended - ⚠️The premise of everything is to be warm and waterproof, many waterfall attractions or weather require waterproof clothing, gloves must also be brought, it's very cold for hands; bringing a windproof face mask is really important, if you don't bring it, the wind will really blow into your stomach...