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北极驯鹿体验之旅－一日游的点评
点评：We self drive for a visit to Tromso Arctic Reindeer and it was a gorgeous day. We enjoyed all the activities; the price is very high for the experience. I know Norway is expensive so you have to decide yourself if this one is worth it.
The experience is exactly as described ("long" reindeer sled, feed reindeer, warm meal, Sami culture). Hospitality here was absolutely excellent. Warm and friendly and interested in letting guests have a good experience. After an introduction to the sledding and feeding, they divided us in groups for the activities.
We took the reindeer ride first. It's a bit silly. You are in sleds in a big chain and the reindeer pull you in a little circle around the fenced property. Very similar to a pony ride at a state fair for little kids. But still something we could not otherwise experience. Then we were able to feed the reindeer herd from buckets. That was cute and a new experience and akin to a petting zoo type experience --you hold your bucket and the reindeer munch the food (pretty slowly). They can be a little pushy with each other so you do need to be attentive to their antlers lest you get knocked with one (it wouldn't hurt, I was more concerned one would hook into a flap or pocket on my jacket). If you have a small kid with you keep a sharp eye. The antlers could easily be at a kid's face level, and that would be potentially dangerous. And use awareness yourself--one aggressive reindeer kept jumping on two people as if to hump them. Reindeer are, luckily, smaller creatures than you might imagine (think small soft cows) so it's easy to push them away of something negative if happening. But we had nothing negative at all while feeding--they were very sweet.
After feeding the deer we ate our hot meal. Reindeer or vegetarian stew. Both were delicious and plentiful. There were also plenty of hot drinks (hot chocolate, coffee, and tea).
Finally we gathered in the lavvu to learn about Sami culture from two Sami women. This was our favorite part because it was really informative and we learned so much that we didn't know about. It was especially lovely to hear them demonstrate joiking.
The experience is exactly as described ("long" reindeer sled, feed reindeer, warm meal, Sami culture). Hospitality here was absolutely excellent. Warm and friendly and interested in letting guests have a good experience. After an introduction to the sledding and feeding, they divided us in groups for the activities.
We took the reindeer ride first. It's a bit silly. You are in sleds in a big chain and the reindeer pull you in a little circle around the fenced property. Very similar to a pony ride at a state fair for little kids. But still something we could not otherwise experience. Then we were able to feed the reindeer herd from buckets. That was cute and a new experience and akin to a petting zoo type experience --you hold your bucket and the reindeer munch the food (pretty slowly). They can be a little pushy with each other so you do need to be attentive to their antlers lest you get knocked with one (it wouldn't hurt, I was more concerned one would hook into a flap or pocket on my jacket). If you have a small kid with you keep a sharp eye. The antlers could easily be at a kid's face level, and that would be potentially dangerous. And use awareness yourself--one aggressive reindeer kept jumping on two people as if to hump them. Reindeer are, luckily, smaller creatures than you might imagine (think small soft cows) so it's easy to push them away of something negative if happening. But we had nothing negative at all while feeding--they were very sweet.
After feeding the deer we ate our hot meal. Reindeer or vegetarian stew. Both were delicious and plentiful. There were also plenty of hot drinks (hot chocolate, coffee, and tea).
Finally we gathered in the lavvu to learn about Sami culture from two Sami women. This was our favorite part because it was really informative and we learned so much that we didn't know about. It was especially lovely to hear them demonstrate joiking.
翻译：我们自驾前往特罗姆瑟北极驯鹿园，那真是美好的一天。我们喜欢所有的活动；但体验的价格非常高。我知道挪威物价昂贵，所以你必须自己决定是否值得。
体验正如描述的那样（“长”驯鹿雪橇、喂驯鹿、热餐、萨米文化）。这里的接待服务非常出色。热情友好，乐于让客人获得良好的体验。在介绍了雪橇和喂食后，他们把我们分成几组进行活动。
我们先骑驯鹿。这有点傻。你坐在一条大链子上的雪橇上，驯鹿会拉着你绕着围栏的场地转一圈。这非常类似于州博览会上为小孩子骑小马。但这仍然是我们无法体验到的。然后我们可以用桶喂驯鹿群。那是一种可爱又新颖的体验，类似于宠物动物园的体验——你拿着桶，驯鹿会咀嚼食物（相当慢）。它们可能会互相推搡，所以你需要注意它们的鹿角，以免被鹿角撞到（不会受伤，我更担心鹿角会钩到我夹克的翻盖或口袋）。如果你带着小孩，一定要留心观察。鹿角很容易与孩子的脸齐平，这可能会很危险。你自己也要提高警惕——一只好斗的驯鹿不停地跳到两个人身上，好像要撞到他们。幸运的是，驯鹿比你想象的要小（想想小而柔软的母牛），所以如果发生不好的事情，很容易把它们推开。但我们在喂食时没有遇到任何不好的事情——它们很可爱。
喂完鹿后，我们吃了热饭。驯鹿或素食炖菜。两者都很美味，份量很足。还有大量的热饮（热巧克力、咖啡和茶）。
最后，我们聚集在 lavvu，向两位萨米妇女了解萨米文化。这是我们最喜欢的部分，因为它非常有教育意义，我们学到了很多我们不知道的东西。听她们表演 joiking 尤其令人愉快。
体验正如描述的那样（“长”驯鹿雪橇、喂驯鹿、热餐、萨米文化）。这里的接待服务非常出色。热情友好，乐于让客人获得良好的体验。在介绍了雪橇和喂食后，他们把我们分成几组进行活动。
我们先骑驯鹿。这有点傻。你坐在一条大链子上的雪橇上，驯鹿会拉着你绕着围栏的场地转一圈。这非常类似于州博览会上为小孩子骑小马。但这仍然是我们无法体验到的。然后我们可以用桶喂驯鹿群。那是一种可爱又新颖的体验，类似于宠物动物园的体验——你拿着桶，驯鹿会咀嚼食物（相当慢）。它们可能会互相推搡，所以你需要注意它们的鹿角，以免被鹿角撞到（不会受伤，我更担心鹿角会钩到我夹克的翻盖或口袋）。如果你带着小孩，一定要留心观察。鹿角很容易与孩子的脸齐平，这可能会很危险。你自己也要提高警惕——一只好斗的驯鹿不停地跳到两个人身上，好像要撞到他们。幸运的是，驯鹿比你想象的要小（想想小而柔软的母牛），所以如果发生不好的事情，很容易把它们推开。但我们在喂食时没有遇到任何不好的事情——它们很可爱。
喂完鹿后，我们吃了热饭。驯鹿或素食炖菜。两者都很美味，份量很足。还有大量的热饮（热巧克力、咖啡和茶）。
最后，我们聚集在 lavvu，向两位萨米妇女了解萨米文化。这是我们最喜欢的部分，因为它非常有教育意义，我们学到了很多我们不知道的东西。听她们表演 joiking 尤其令人愉快。
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