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ENJOPURE LIFE

ENJOPURE LIFE

Crazy sports and events, the strangest language in Europe and temperatures far below zero. These are the unique attributes that come to mind when talking about Finland. But the Arctic country in the north offers many more particularities and curiosities. Let us introduce you to Finland and the happiest people in the world.

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“If you enjoy the nature, fresh air and silence, Finland is the place for you to visit. No matter where you go, you always have the silent nature close by, with the green forests, blue sea or one of our thousand lakes. If you go to the northern part of Finland, called Lapland, you will find great experiences all over the year. You could come in winter if you want to see snow and like skiing, or in the beginning of summer when the sun never goes down. Or why not come hiking in the autumn when the leaves are shining in red and yellow.“

Veronika Holm Business Leader Finland

AURORA BOREALIS – THE MYSTIC BEAUTY OF THE NORTH In Finnish Lapland, the northern lights can be seen in clear skies from September to April over the snowy Arctic landscape of Finland. The spectacle draws thousands of Aurora Hunters to the Scandinavian north every year. Especially during Finland’s icy and dark winter days, the chances of watching the dancing lights are very great.

“In the Eastern parts of Finland you can enjoy the calm and beautiful views by one of the many lakes. Enjoying some time at the Finnish lakes is very close to paradise.

Imagine taking a dip in one of the lakes after having enjoyed the heat in a woodenheated sauna placed directly by the lake. Sauna, swim, repeat.”

Pia Tåg-Maier Office Support for our ENJOpreneurs in Finland

MIDNIGHT SUN AND ICY POLAR NIGHT Two thirds of the people worldwide who are lucky enough to see the midnight sun live in the north of Finland. In summer, the sun never sets for 70 consecutive days. Winter, on the other hand, offers icy temperatures down to –35°C and long dark polar nights, where the reflection of the moon in the white snow is the only light source.

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