Discover the Wonders of Iceland Start the day here Harris slams Trump’s “enemy from within” comment. Early voting begins in Georgia. What a La Niña winter could mean for the US. Iceland is home to more glaciers, geysers, and fresh water than countries ten times its size. Haifoss waterfall, located near the Hekla volcano in southern Iceland, is a stunning sight. Dramatic Icelandic landscapes like the highlands surrounding Landmannalaugar have inspired movies such as "Lord of the Rings" and television series like "Game of Thrones." Reykjavik's Blue Lagoon geothermal pools are a happy accident that turned into a national tourist attraction. With just over 300,000 people, Iceland's population is smaller than that of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Arctic terns dive through the air near Jokulsarlon glacial lagoon, known for its record-breaking long migrations. A group of puffins overlooks the annual Vestmannaeyjar Music Festival, the largest in Iceland, from the cliffs of the Westman Islands. A church hosts a wedding on the outskirts of Reykjavik, highlighting Iceland's unique social dynamics. Jokulsarlon glacial lagoon, located at the southern end of Vatnajokull glacier, is Europe's largest ice cap. Gullfoss waterfall is an iconic part of Iceland's "Golden Circle," showcasing the nation's natural beauty and commitment to clean water and power.