On paper, the hamlet of Búðir doesn’t sound like much, especially when compared to Snæfellsjökull, the dormant ice-capped volcano looming nearby, but what Búðir lacks in infrastructure it more makes up for in its surreal, dreamlike landscape, epitomized the singular Búðakirkja, seen here.⁠ ⁠ The first Búðakirkja was built on the spot in 1703, but was eventually deconstructed due to the area lack of parishioners. The current church was reconstructed in 1987 after a single member of the church lobbied to have the chapel brought back. It has a historic graveyard as well as relics such as a bell and chalice from the time the church was first erected.⁠ ⁠ 📸 Photo by @inspiredbyiceland⁠ 📝 Caption from Atlas Obscura user kendrawashere's entry on Búðakirkja. Tap the link in our bio to learn more!