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Hi. The Torch - is lit by the rays of the sun at the temple Hetra in Greece. The rays are shinned into a mirror and the flame ignites.
After a long relay(sometimes taking over two months or longer) the Flame arrives in the Host City the Day of or Before the Opening Ceremony, and then taken to the cauldron where the Flame will burn till the closing ceremony and then will be extinguished.
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