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Most people know Finland for its Northern Lights, Helsinki Olympics, and Nokia but only a few know that Finland is also the touchdown point of a diverse culture, unparalleled music festival, twenty thousand islands (and islets) and then is the crowning glory is its numero uno position in European Happiness Equality Index.
The same order of Finnish legacy is visible in prominence in Savonlinna, the main city in the country’s lake region. Savonlinna implies ‘Castle of Savonia’ in Finnish language and is stretched out on a series of islands in the middle of an exceptionally scenic lake, Saimaa. Less than twenty five kilometers from Savonlinna, you can also visit the world’s oldest wooden church Kerimaki that was built in mid-nineteenth century and is nothing short of being both classic and majestic at the same time.