Hello, and welcome to Greenland. I am beyond excited to show you a slice of this incredible place on Earth.
Nuuk is Greenlandic and means something like cape.
The foundations of the city actually go back to this guy here.
His name is Hans Egede, and he was a Danish Missionary who built this church over here.
And, fun fact, his house, which is the yellow one over there, is the oldest house in all of Greenland.
I'm here with my boy Salik. He's from Nuuk. And we actually know each other from Instagram.
And he took me up here to hike to the top of Lille Malene, right?
Yes.
So, how long will it take us?
Approximately 30 to 40 minutes.
30 to 40 minutes, and that's a good spot to see Nuuk and the area around Nuuk from above.
Mm, delicious!
After one hour of hiking, we made it to the top.
But we're not lucky today because when you look from here, you can't see anything.
It is two days later, and I decided to come back, because the sun came out,
and I'm glad that I did, because the view from here is just incredible.
Down there is Nuuk.
Here is the Nuuk Fjord, the surrounding mountains, and down there, you can even see icebergs.
If you are in Nuuk, of course, you need to take a boat and get out there into the nature.
All right, the time has come where we find out if we will have dinner tonight or not.
We're now going to fish here in this beautiful surrounding here.
We got something here. Maybe I have dinner too.
There it is! There's the fish.
I'm now standing directly on the Greenland Ice Cap together with my guide, Nicholas, here.
We have crampons on. We have sleds here with equipment.
So where are we, and what are we about to do now?
Well, we are technically in the middle of nowhere, all senses neighborhood, also called the Ice Cap.
The second largest icecap in the world, and we're going on the camp to sleep for the night.
We did it!
We just walked up here to the sunset spot.
This is just amazing.