Photographers needed to capture Midnight Sun in Iceland; free flights & boarding!

Iceland, a dream destination of many, is giving an opportunity to people with the 3rd eye (photographers) to make their dream come true! The stunning Nordic nation is noted for jaw-dropping sights of northern lights in the winter.

Come summer, the country turns equally magical with the phenomenon of Midnight Sun which means that Iceland remains shining with sunlight almost 24/7!
Now, here’s the catch. Hotel Rangá, a luxury lodge set on the South Coast of the island, is inviting aspiring photographers to spend 10 sunlight-filled days in Iceland. One lucky photographer (winner) of the Midnight Sun Catcher Competition will get the golden chance to capture the beauty of the country, which is brimming with numerous waterfalls, glacier volcanoes, amazing beaches filled with black sand, and hot springs.

However, people who want to enter the contest will have to keep a few things in mind.
1) The winner must give his full commitment to a 10-day excursion in Iceland.

2) He/she will have to contribute a number of exceptional-quality pictures and videos of Iceland's Midnight Sun at the end of their stay.

3) In exchange of content, the hotel will offer free flights to and from Iceland along with complimentary room and board at the hotel.
4) Winner will also get the option to visit The Highland Center Hrauneyjar, which is the hotel's sister property.

5) The deadline to apply is May 15, 2022.

Apparently, last year in October, the hotel had launched a similar campaign but it was for the Northern Lights Catcher. The contest was such a huge hit that the hotel had to choose two winners instead of one. The winners were given a fully paid-for trip to Iceland to click the northern lights.

1. How long does midnight sun last in Iceland?
   The midnight sun lasts for 24 hours in the summertime.
2. Which country is also known as the 'Land of the Midnight Sun'?
   Norway, as it experiences, the natural phenomena of the midnight sun.
3. Why is Iceland called the 'Land of Fire and Ice'?
   Iceland is known as the 'Land of Fire and Ice' because of its fair share of glaciers and volcanoes that shape the country.