Akaslompolo

Aukaslompolo is a village located in the municipality of Kolari, in the Lapland region of Finland. Situated on the western shore of Lake Aukasjärvi, the village is part of the larger Kittilä area and lies close to the Swedish border. Aukaslompolo is known for its natural environment, offering opportunities for outdoor activities such as fishing, hiking, and skiing, particularly during the winter months when the landscape is covered in snow.

The area's economy is influenced by tourism, with visitors drawn to the tranquility and wilderness of Lapland. Local businesses often cater to tourists, offering accommodation and guiding services for experiencing the Arctic environment. The village itself maintains a quiet, traditional Lapland character, reflecting the lifestyle of its residents. Proximity to the Ylläs ski resort, one of Finland's largest, also contributes to the region's appeal and economic activity. Aukaslompolo serves as a gateway to the broader natural attractions of western Lapland.