Huldufólk

Huldufólk is the Icelandic word for "hidden people," which are believed to be magical creatures that live in rocks and mountains. They are very shy and don't like to be seen by humans, but they are friendly and helpful if you treat them well. Some people believe that they are fairies or elves, and they have been a part of Icelandic folklore for centuries.

If you go to Iceland, you may hear stories about huldufólk from the locals. They may tell you that if you see a circle of rocks, it's best not to disturb it because it might be the home of the hidden people. If you do have to cross their path, it's polite to say "excuse me" or "sorry" so you don't offend them. Some Icelanders even build houses for huldufólk in their gardens to show their respect.

It's important to know that not everyone believes in huldufólk, but they are still an important part of Icelandic culture and folklore. They are a reminder that there is still a bit of mystery and magic in the world, and that it's okay to believe in things that might not be seen with our eyes.