
About
Pyhä is a small village located in Finnish Lapland, just 100 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle. It is a popular destination for winter holidays, thanks to its stunning scenery, abundant snow, and excellent opportunities for seeing the Northern Lights.
In addition to its stunning scenery and excellent opportunities for seeing the Northern Lights, Pyhä also offers a variety of other winter activities, such as both downhill and cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and dog sledding. There is also a small village in the heart of the winter wilderness which you may wish to visit during your holiday.
If you are looking for a winter wonderland where you can experience the magic of the Northern Lights, then Pyhä is the perfect place for you.

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Pyhä-Luosto National Park
Situated only 90 minutes from Rovaniemi, the 'capital' of Lapland and the nearest airport, Pyhä-Luosto National Park is an easily accessible natural escape from city life.
Formed of Finland’s southernmost fell chain, it is one of the oldest national parks in the country. Not only does the area showcase Finland’s wonderful wilderness, but Pyhä-Luosto National Park also conserves nature, preserves indigenous cultures and is a brilliant destination for visitors to Lapland looking for a less commercial destination where the Finns themselves love to visit.
Pyhä is also known to the locals for its brilliant ski resort of Pyhätunturi, making the most of the Finnish fells and abundance of snowfall during the winter.
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Arctic and Aurora Activities of a Lifetime
Pyhä’s enormous wilderness setting and dark skies offer the perfect environment for both Arctic and Aurora activities.
Northern Lights Village Pyhä sits in the fell scenery of the National Park with beautiful lakeside and forest surroundings, approximately 10 minutes from Pyhä. Though easily accessible, this remote setting has a very special and tranquil atmosphere. What’s more, the resort offers many activities to complete your time in the Arctic. From snow-based experiences to exploring the colourful autumnal scenes, the resort may be peaceful but you can make your stay as adventurous as you like.
As darkness falls, the resort’s location away from light pollution makes it a prime destination for Aurora hunting. This can be done in a variety of memorable ways such as snowmobiling and snowshoeing, or you could simply step outside your accommodation for your chance to see an unbelievable display.
