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In Inuvik - Canada, December brings one of the shortest days on Earth: just 91 minutes of daylight. Located beyond the Arctic Circle, in Canada’s far north, Inuvik is the largest town in the Northwest Territories and experiences a striking natural phenomenon – the sun remains visible for less than two hours a day.
• Sunrise at noon, sunset before afternoon
In December, the sun rises around 12:59 PM and sets at 2:30 PM. This all unfolds in an Arctic setting, where temperatures can drop as low as –34°C. The sky transforms into a canvas of pastel colors, while the brief, diffused light creates a dreamlike landscape.
• A breathtaking visual journey
One resident documented this unique day with a drone, capturing the same spot throughout the 91 minutes of daylight. The result was a stunning composition: the sun appears to glide gently along the horizon.
• Life in darkness – and under endless light
Although winter brings near-permanent darkness, the people of Inuvik have turned this reality into a reason to celebrate. Festivals dedicated to the polar night, colorful lights, and vibrant decorations bring warmth and energy to the community. In summer, the reverse happens: in June, the sun never sets, and Inuvik lives under the continuous spell of the “midnight sun.”
 
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