WHY VISIT FINLAND
1) Offbeat yet well organized
Finland is often overlooked for its Scandinavian neighbours, and that’s what makes it an ideal destination for discerning travelers. Queues, jams and crowds are alien words here. The unspoiled vast expanses of wilderness like no other. Finland might be wild but it is well geared up from all-included-safari style packages to compass-and-map DIY adventures.
2) Natural Wonderland
When I first looked down from my Finnair plane, I saw an endless carpet of forests snuggled under a white blanket, speckled by picture-perfect lakes as if an artist flicked a blue dipped paintbrush on a white canvas. Finnish dreamscapes are a treasure trove for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts like me.You name it and Finland has it – from having some of Europe’s best hiking trails to adrenaline pumping activities like cross country skiing to kayaking to glacier walking to Aurora Borealis hunting to Bear-watching.
3) Four distinct seasons
When I first looked down from my Finnair plane, I saw an endless carpet of forests snuggled under a white blanket, speckled by picture-perfect lakes as if an artist flicked a blue dipped paintbrush on a white canvas. Finnish dreamscapes are a treasure trove for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts like me.You name it and Finland has it – from having some of Europe’s best hiking trails to adrenaline pumping activities like cross country skiing to kayaking to glacier walking to Aurora Borealis hunting to Bear-watching.
3) Four distinct seasons
Nature in Finland seems to be a fashion aficionado. Four times a year it changes its wardrobe completely– colour, light, temperature, sounds and smells. Everything changes mystically in a way that happens nowhere else.
1. Visit the iconic Helsinki Cathedral, Orthodox Church and the Temppeliaukio Church
2. Walk in Kallio, a neighbourhood full of cool bars, cafes and boutiques
3 Shop for local delicacies from the food halls and markets followed by rejuvenation at the neighbourhood Saunas in the city
4 Take a daytrip to Porvoo, Finland’s second oldest city
5 Go for a picnic in one of the Archipelago islands
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2. Walk in Kallio, a neighbourhood full of cool bars, cafes and boutiques
3 Shop for local delicacies from the food halls and markets followed by rejuvenation at the neighbourhood Saunas in the city
4 Take a daytrip to Porvoo, Finland’s second oldest city
5 Go for a picnic in one of the Archipelago islands
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