Ice Hotel Chapel

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Five Amazing Ice Hotels That Will Give You a Really Memorable Experience

by valli on March 12, 2008 in Adventure Travel

Igloos are the houses built by the people of Polar Regions to protect them in winter. This idea lead to the building of ice hotels. An ice hotel is completely made up of snow and sculpted blocks of ice. These hotels are built near rivers where workers can draw water, freeze it into ice and cut ice into large blocks. These hotels are built in December and end in April every year as they melt away.