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Residents of the City of Murmansk Celebrated the First Dawn of the Year After 40 Days of Polar Night
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Residents of the City of Murmansk Celebrated the First Dawn of the Year After 40 Days of Polar Night
The polar night in Murmansk, during which the sun does not rise above the horizon ended on January 10, 2026. The post Residents of the city of Murmansk celebrated the first dawn of the year after 40 days of polar night appeared first on El Diario.
Residents of Murmansk, a city in the Russian Arctic, gathered this Sunday on Solnechonaya Gorka hill to celebrate the sunrise. This gathering was held to witness the first dawn after the 40-day polar night. Despite the intense cold, with temperatures reaching as low as 26 degrees Celsius (79 degrees Fahrenheit), the traditional celebration took place. This tradition, which began in 2007, draws hundreds of people. The event includes hot drinks, s…
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