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Since 1989, the enchanting village of Jukkasjärvi in Sweden has been a canvas for an extraordinary annual tradition—the construction of a hotel entirely crafted from snow and ice. Welcoming guests each year, the latest installment, Icehotel 34, has recently opened its frosty doors, showcasing captivating new themes within its rooms and an array of breathtaking ice sculptures. Beyond being a functional hotel, Icehotel is a living art exhibition, boasting over a dozen meticulously designed art suites, a grand main hall, and an elegant ceremony hall. In this report, we will delve into the frozen wonders of Icehotel 34, offering a glimpse into the magical realm that seamlessly blends artistic brilliance with the raw beauty of ice and snow. Additionally, we’ll revisit several mesmerizing incarnations from previous years, capturing the evolution of this awe-inspiring annual tradition. Step into a world where frozen dreams become tangible realities, where the ephemeral artistry of ice takes center stage in the heart of Jukkasjärvi.
Source: theatlantic
