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Finland is the happiest country in the world and is famous for having the best education system and the cleanest air in the world. Finland is known for its saunas, reindeer, Nokia and Santa claus village. This Nordic utopia, sometimes referred to as the land of a thousand lakes, has 187,888 lakes.
The Nordic countries have consistently been at the forefront of the United Nations Annual world Hapiness report. But in 2020 Finland overtook the rest and reached the top of the mountain. The ranking takes into account many factors. Life expectancy, freedom to make life choices, financial strength, generosity, social support from friends, awareness of corruption, respondent's views.
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Simply put, everything is going well in Finland. Public services are on track, there are few crimes and corruption, and there is a natural trust between the government and the public. All of this works together to create a functioning society and a culture that cares for everyone. This also applies to visitors, as everyone is welcome. Finland is a safe travel country.
Finland wild food and enjoy happiness
In finland, anyone can choose berries, mushrooms and fish with a simple fishing rod. Having the freedom to enjoy the outdoors responsibly is part of the everyman's lights act. Thanks to the clean air of finland, the cleanest in the world, wild food delicious and fresh. Finding wild luxury items such as porcini mushrooms and cloudberries is a great moment and a hevenly dinner.
Stay energetic in the midnight sun
The midsummer moon never gets dark. In southern Finland, the sun temporarily disappears below the horizon and then reappears. In the artic circle of lapland, the sun shines. During this time, everyone is full of energy
Low crime, high standard of living and excellent education system
An important measure of well- being in the latest world Happiness Report was how safe people felt. Finland has been very strong here due to its low crime rate. The end result of this low crime rate is a society where people feel safe, secure and happy. Finland also radically reviewed the education system many years ago, helping people feel happier.
The school system is one of the fairest in Europe, producing some of the best results and leading to more opportunites for young people. Combining all these factors, most finns have a high standard of living and are satisfied with their daily lives.
Another factor that distinguishes Finland from Western nations is equality, which offers opportunities for everyone, regardless of socio-economic background. Finland has a large middle class and little poverty. Even the rich Finns are traditionaly shy when it comes to flaunting their wealth. The wealthiest people in Finland may drive an old volvo, or at best a slightly more expensive Mercedes, but a Lamborghini is rare. Even the poorest people have the best education and no one needs to be homeless. Of course, not all of this makes people happy, but it does make them look down and relax.
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