Everyone knows that our daily routines as human beings revolve around 24 hours each day, with around 12 hours of sunlight, and the remaining hours made up of night time.

We get day and night because the Earth rotates on an imaginary line called an axis. So, people around different parts of the world witness day and night at different times. You get daylight when your part of the Earth is facing the sun. As the Earth rotates, you move away from the sun until eventually, the sun is no longer visible. For you this is now nighttime, but for the other side of the planet, the day has just begun.

But, did you know that there are places across the world where the sun does not go down for months in a row? It's incredible but its true.

Find out the six places on planet earth where the sun remains in the sky for 24 hours each day for weeks in a row.

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