When people move to Finland, they often describe our culture as unique, peaceful, and deeply rooted in nature. For me, the concept of "Finnishness" is closely linked to the rhythm of the seasons, the connection to the outdoors, and the sense of security that are part of everyday life.
Finnishness is often deeply connected to nature. For many, the forests, lakes, and changing seasons offer a sense of peace and balance. As people grow and experience the contrasts between busy city life and the calm of nature, they begin to understand how important nature is to Finnish identity and culture.
My thoughts on what it means to be a part of Finnish culture... or something of sorts
Because life and cities here in Finland are surrounded by nature, plays nature a big role in Finnish lifestyle and identity.
By keeping the safe distance from everyone, can all find the piece as the naturally built wheel in the ecosystem never stops.
Something about finnish nature
There are certainly many ways of presenting Finland and its traits. In a nutshell, Finnishness is above all intertwined with abundant and internationally renowned nature, the unwavering honesty of the people and a well-functioning and stable social security and education system.
Welcome to the charming world of Finnishness - the happiest country in the world having unique cultures and customs that have a deep-rooted sense of identity. I will explore the heart of Finland in this blog post to experience and showcase the essence of Finnish values, culture, and way of life.
My thoughts and experiences of Finnishness.
Finnishness is a diverse concept that reflects the history, culture and values of the Finnish people. It extends from the beauty of northern nature to Finnish traditions and a strong social structure.
