Iceland is a country riddled with stories of elves (smaller, human-like creatures with pointy ears), ‘hidden people’ (interdimensional human-like beings, called huldufólk in Icelandic ...

Many people in Iceland believe in little hidden people - huldufólk - or elves. Or so surveys suggest. But do they really? The elusive 'hidden people' of Iceland Why Icelanders are wary of elves ...

These "Hidden People," as they're called, are believed to live throughout Iceland, though not everyone has the ability to perceive them. "These beings cannot be seen unless you have your third eye ...

“It will not answer the question of whether the [Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration] employees do or do not believe in elves and ‘hidden people’ because opinion differs greatly on ...

five kinds of huldufolk (hidden people) and any number of gnomes, dwarfs and trolls roaming the hauntingly beautiful volcanic landscape of Iceland. (Thankfully, there’s no final exam.) ...

That’s not great for connecting with nature, which is a big reason people go to Iceland. It should be a ... but it generally feels like a hidden secret. Might as well make it a six-hour drive.

Also overrun with elves, gnomes, trolls, light fairies, love- lings and a unique species called “huldufolk,” or hidden people. Iceland even has a glut of 13 unjolly Santas, the so-called ...