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Elves and the Hidden People (Huldufólk)

Íslendingar trúa á — eða neita að trúa ekki á — huldufólk: dularfullt fólk sem býr inni í klettum og hraunum og á aldrei að trufla.

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64.1500, -21.9400

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Íslendingar trúa á — eða neita að trúa ekki á — huldufólk: dularfullt fólk sem býr inni í klettum og hraunum og á aldrei að trufla.

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Huldufólk are figures of Icelandic traditional stories. Tales about people hidden from ordinary view appear in accounts of rural life, landscape features and local customs. They are part of folklore, not confirmed evidence of a supernatural population. This GoIceTravel entry introduces the cultural tradition; it is not a verifiable individual visitor attraction. Never enter private fields, damage rock formations or stop unsafely by roads to chase an alleged sighting.

Þjóðsögur

Saga og þjóðsögur

Icelandic legends of hidden people have been told in many regions for generations. Stories often concern invisible neighbours living near rocks and hills and the need to treat the landscape respectfully. Interpretations differ among storytellers and individuals, and no single rock on this page can establish where such beings 'live'.

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icelandic saga

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Reykjavík is a historic location in Iceland mentioned in "Harðar saga og Hólmverja", one of the ancient Íslendingasögur (Sagas of Icelanders). These medieval narratives preserve the history of Iceland's Viking Age settlement.