It is almost impossible, how one single movie can influence the positive reaction. The amazing castle, settled in the middle of the lake, made me look for a trip to this place in 2025... and yes, I found it 😃
It was one of my big dreams to travel to Finland. I was there last summer. I fell in love with Finland. The country is beautiful and calm. I like the Finnish logical and practical way of thinking. We didn't have enough time there, but I hope to get to Finland again. I want to see the Finnish winter and the Northern Lights.
I have only been to Finland once. Would love to go again! Home to my ancestors. I am a 2nd generation American-Finn. A few mispronounced Finnish names.
@@samhartford8677 My mom brought a Flintstones comic book back from Finland one year and Kivinen was on the mailbox. I also heard that nen with the kivi could mean small piece of the stone. Grandpa had to change the name when he came to the USA because our original last name has an oomlot and the American alphabet doesn’t have an oomlot. Kiivista with oomlot I think.
@@daphnekivinen9482 Kivistö. That would mean a concentration of stones. If you ever need it, you might want to look into the possibility of emigrating to Finland based on parantage. With 2nd degree it should be possible outright. We have good healthcare provisions, just saying... Take yourself and your kids will be able to come too.
@@d.l.l.6578 No one likes under -10 Celsius, but you survive well until -25 Celsius. Ofcouse humain beings survive a lot colder, but it is not pleasant. With a wind already -8 Celsius feels VERY COLD. But like we say in Finland: There is no bad weather when you have right type of clothing! 🇫🇮🤗
North-Carelia is the best, take my word on it. It may not seem like there are not alot of attractions, but somehow the lack of huge attractions make the tiny ones stand out all the more magical and unique. A road trip around North-carelia in the summer, or cross-country skiing from town to town in winter will bring you unexpected wonder upon wonder.
I recommend also Kotka and Hamina, such a charming duplex in South-Eastern Finland! Pori and Rauma in western Finland. In the north Kuusamo+Riisitunturi, Pyhä and Pallas.
At 3:17 is not Punkaharju, it is Pulkkilanharju....The place at 2:00 is in Puumala, my summerhouse is 10 km from that location (Lietvesi). And I can see Olavinlinna castle (at 5:00) from my home window.
This is what tourists think of Finland. Reality is very different. These places exists but only few people live there. Most of the people live in cities and maybe once in their life have visited lapland or other places in this video
Not quite true. Compared to other countries quite a lot of people live in the countryside if Finland. Most of those " cities" in Finland are villages in other countries.
why you didn't mention Turku Cathedral?, is the only medieval basilica in Finland and the Mother Church of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland. It is also regarded as one of the major records of Finnish architectural history.
Saana tubtyr's story: When the dawn of humanity was just beginning to dawn And Lapland was a land of giants The beautiful Malla girl started preparing for her wedding Young gallant Saana as her fiancé People from all over came to Halti to celebrate And the church bells started ringing That's when dark Pältsa from Sweden entered the church He also wanted Malla to win as his wife He planned to prevent the wedding and called the wizards for help And soon the party crowd heard to their horror When the ice fell from the north And the wind came The church people fled with Malla in their arms Saana also started to run to safety They didn't get far when they got stuck under the ice And froze on the shore of Kilpisjärvi Ages have turned them into fells And Malla's tears that raised Kilpisjärvi When the icy north wind blows Saana is also crying
Imagery is great, but perhaps making a few fact checks would've been smart. Throughout the clip, there are small, but significant mistakes, including the funny remark about the arctic fox being "a rare sight" in many parts of the country. Yes, it definitely is, since it's only found in the northernmost reaches, and only breeds within the Finnish borders for about every four years or so, though in the last decade or so, there have been several successful summers in a row. Naantali, by the way, is officially a city (or at least a town in the international terminology), not a village. The pronunciation of the words is mostly foreign, and it doesn't really matter that much, but what hurts my ear maybe the most is "Levi" which has nothing to do with the Biblical character. It's pronounced more like "leh-vee". I definitely like this clip. Thanks for the beautiful scenery brought to our screens.
Absolutely loved this video! I recently posted something at [5:10] about local experiences too. It’s great to see how these spots are covered by different creators! 🌟"
Almost all Finnis place names were pronounced like they should be pronounced. There is still one that is almost always pronounced wrong: Levi. It is pronounced as Levi´s or levigate, not like a man´s name Levi.
Somehow it goes towards fishing for the viewers. Isn't there anything else in Finland but Porvoo, Helsinki and Lapland and the lake landscape and the archipelago and Åland is some attraction. Well, Finland is a country of national parks but.... Santa Claus, do many people believe in him, all the props are just financing and, on top of that, overpriced. Livai..... NO Levi , is a right way to spell it. . Korouoma is hardly an attraction. Oh, the Saami legend is an attraction, and the rest of Finland???? Hello . Yes, I'm Finnish
In Finland there are so many truly beautiful nature trails and towns, that are not familiar even to us Finns. I just visited this weekend in two lovely places: Janakkala with medieval church and nice nature trails in Laurinmäki. A stunning nature I found in Riihimäki Riutta. 🌿❤ I was only walking along the fitness path (pururata), which will be soon only for skiiers, though. The altitudes in Riutta totally amazed me and the old, untouched forest! Even more surprised I was to see just walking slowly that path: 3 different spieces of woodpeckers (starting with White-backed woodpecker), a group of crested tits and couple of Eurasian treecreapers! Propably would have seen a lot more, if I would have had the time and muscles 😂 to roam in some forested valleys with extra paths! Big recommendation. ❤👍 Ofcourse Finland's shoreline towns and archipelago also have to offer many wonderful places. But easiest as a foreigner you find the magic in Helsinki, Porvoo, Tampere, Turku, Savonlinna in summertime and in Lakeland area, Kuusamo area+Riisitunturi (stunning in winter time), Santa's Village in Rovaniemi and in other places in Lapland! But, please tell your "secret favorites", what are not commonly known even by Finns! ❤🙏
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It is almost impossible, how one single movie can influence the positive reaction. The amazing castle, settled in the middle of the lake, made me look for a trip to this place in 2025... and yes, I found it 😃
Breathtaking sceneries of wondrous Finland.
This video is a breathtaking tour of the most beautiful places in the world-absolutely stunning! 🌍✨
NICE VIDEO
It was one of my big dreams to travel to Finland. I was there last summer. I fell in love with Finland. The country is beautiful and calm. I like the Finnish logical and practical way of thinking. We didn't have enough time there, but I hope to get to Finland again. I want to see the Finnish winter and the Northern Lights.
18:04 Finland is beautiful, I like to see snow like this because my country doesn't have snow. Thank you for your video
I have only been to Finland once. Would love to go again! Home to my ancestors. I am a 2nd generation American-Finn. A few mispronounced Finnish names.
We would love to have you back Ms. Stony (=Kivinen).
@@samhartford8677 My mom brought a Flintstones comic book back from Finland one year and Kivinen was on the mailbox. I also heard that nen with the kivi could mean small piece of the stone. Grandpa had to change the name when he came to the USA because our original last name has an oomlot and the American alphabet doesn’t have an oomlot. Kiivista with oomlot I think.
@@daphnekivinen9482 Kivinen would be more like stony/rocky. For example kivinen tie = rocky road.
@@seppomobiili316 Thank you! My Finnish speaking family has all passed on. They lived in Kokkala.
@@daphnekivinen9482 Kivistö.
That would mean a concentration of stones.
If you ever need it, you might want to look into the possibility of emigrating to Finland based on parantage. With 2nd degree it should be possible outright. We have good healthcare provisions, just saying... Take yourself and your kids will be able to come too.
Finland is a dream country for me as someone who comes from the hot and humid tropical nation Philippines. ❤😊
As Philippines is for us in Finland! 🇫🇮❤🇵🇭
Thank you for your kind words! 🙏🎅
Have you ever experienced real cold?
@@d.l.l.6578 No one likes under -10 Celsius, but you survive well until -25 Celsius.
Ofcouse humain beings survive a lot colder, but it is not pleasant.
With a wind already -8 Celsius feels VERY COLD.
But like we say in Finland:
There is no bad weather when you have right type of clothing! 🇫🇮🤗
Sa true! Happiest country pa sila. Unlike philippines, most corrupt na lang talaga. 😂
Finland is such a beautiful country 😍
My gradnfather came from Finland. Looks beautiful!
Every trip you take seems like a new adventure. I’m always excited to hear about where you’re going next!
😂😂😂😂
North-Carelia is the best, take my word on it. It may not seem like there are not alot of attractions, but somehow the lack of huge attractions make the tiny ones stand out all the more magical and unique. A road trip around North-carelia in the summer, or cross-country skiing from town to town in winter will bring you unexpected wonder upon wonder.
Great video😎
I recommend also Kotka and Hamina, such a charming duplex in South-Eastern Finland!
Pori and Rauma in western Finland.
In the north Kuusamo+Riisitunturi, Pyhä and Pallas.
Beautiful❤❤❤
Beautiful❤❤😊
Thanks very much❤
I really like my beautiful home country Finland,,,
At 3:15, there is Pulkkilanharju Ridge displayed, not Punkaharju. Of course that doesn't diminish Punkaharju, it's also very beautiful.
Your recommendations for [specific activity] were spot on! I tried it and loved it
Well done video 😊
At 3:17 is not Punkaharju, it is Pulkkilanharju....The place at 2:00 is in Puumala, my summerhouse is 10 km from that location (Lietvesi). And I can see Olavinlinna castle (at 5:00) from my home window.
😂... 😮... Karta och kompass..
❤😂🇫🇴🤠☕🐾☕
All fun and games untiol you are the one shoveling the snow.
I'm proud of my home country 🤗🌟❤
Watching from Finland 👍
Well made overall and great that you even got the Bengtskär lighthouse covered!
🙏♥️
nice to know blue earth is well
20:31 ive been on that light house when i was a toddler. Woth my dad and grandparents
Lovely video... Please do make a video on Espoo, Finland
Teşekkür ederim çok güzel ya❤❤❤❤❤❤
Like seeing how others live.
It is really a dream world.
😮...Varför blir inte ....Sverige
Två språkligt ....❤✌️🇫🇴🤠🦉🤫☕
Привет ☕️ 🧇 🙋🏼♂️ Спасибо большое за интересное и красивое видео 📹 🫠 ✅️ 👍🏻🔝
I love how you sound on the brink of laughter or giggling at every sentence.
nice vid and greetings from finland,i love your spelling of finnish names
Thank you! I did my best!♥️
This is what tourists think of Finland. Reality is very different. These places exists but only few people live there. Most of the people live in cities and maybe once in their life have visited lapland or other places in this video
Not quite true. Compared to other countries quite a lot of people live in the countryside if Finland. Most of those " cities" in Finland are villages in other countries.
Schöner Reisebericht
I will visit city of Tööky next week. Liivai is one of the best ski resorts in Finland. Only Jyllas is better.
Tööky = Turku. Liivai = Levi. Jyllas = Ylläs. For the foreigners if they want to go and google those places. (helpompi löytää). 😉
Thank you! 🙏❤@@kalma999
I'll be there soon, in God's perfect time:)
why you didn't mention Turku Cathedral?, is the only medieval basilica in Finland and the Mother Church of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland. It is also regarded as one of the major records of Finnish architectural history.
Saana tubtyr's story:
When the dawn of humanity was just beginning to dawn
And Lapland was a land of giants
The beautiful Malla girl started preparing for her wedding
Young gallant Saana as her fiancé
People from all over came to Halti to celebrate
And the church bells started ringing
That's when dark Pältsa from Sweden entered the church
He also wanted Malla to win as his wife
He planned to prevent the wedding and called the wizards for help
And soon the party crowd heard to their horror
When the ice fell from the north
And the wind came
The church people fled with Malla in their arms
Saana also started to run to safety
They didn't get far when they got stuck under the ice
And froze on the shore of Kilpisjärvi
Ages have turned them into fells
And Malla's tears that raised Kilpisjärvi
When the icy north wind blows
Saana is also crying
Imagery is great, but perhaps making a few fact checks would've been smart. Throughout the clip, there are small, but significant mistakes, including the funny remark about the arctic fox being "a rare sight" in many parts of the country. Yes, it definitely is, since it's only found in the northernmost reaches, and only breeds within the Finnish borders for about every four years or so, though in the last decade or so, there have been several successful summers in a row. Naantali, by the way, is officially a city (or at least a town in the international terminology), not a village. The pronunciation of the words is mostly foreign, and it doesn't really matter that much, but what hurts my ear maybe the most is "Levi" which has nothing to do with the Biblical character. It's pronounced more like "leh-vee".
I definitely like this clip. Thanks for the beautiful scenery brought to our screens.
One day l want to visit Rahe. The family surname is Kappilia, l think this is how it's spelled.
Is this Unreal 6.0?
Absolutely loved this video! I recently posted something at [5:10] about local experiences too. It’s great to see how these spots are covered by different creators! 🌟"
Nice video, but few mistakes..
Stoned Thunderfoot visits Finland.
Indonesia please
Kanada too. Hei from Fi.
I love my country but i have zero respect for our goverment 🇫🇮
My father said that there are not many fat people living in finland, he was a londoner
White people are amazing!
Greetings from Finland. I don't think skin color has anything to do with what a person is like. we are all the same inside.
Nothing to do with the skin color.
Almost all Finnis place names were pronounced like they should be pronounced. There is still one that is almost always pronounced wrong: Levi. It is pronounced as Levi´s or levigate, not like a man´s name Levi.
please change your voice base because its too heavy and ugly
Somehow it goes towards fishing for the viewers. Isn't there anything else in Finland but Porvoo, Helsinki and Lapland and the lake landscape and the archipelago and Åland is some attraction. Well, Finland is a country of national parks but.... Santa Claus, do many people believe in him, all the props are just financing and, on top of that, overpriced. Livai..... NO Levi , is a right way to spell it. . Korouoma is hardly an attraction. Oh, the Saami legend is an attraction, and the rest of Finland???? Hello . Yes, I'm Finnish
Grönfors=Swedish ancestors and envious DNA .... You guys must always be so envious and try to find something to bully people with....
In Finland there are so many truly beautiful nature trails and towns, that are not familiar even to us Finns.
I just visited this weekend in two lovely places: Janakkala with medieval church and nice nature trails in Laurinmäki.
A stunning nature I found in Riihimäki Riutta. 🌿❤
I was only walking along the fitness path (pururata), which will be soon only for skiiers, though.
The altitudes in Riutta totally amazed me and the old, untouched forest!
Even more surprised I was to see just walking slowly that path:
3 different spieces of woodpeckers (starting with White-backed woodpecker), a group of crested tits and couple of Eurasian treecreapers!
Propably would have seen a lot more, if I would have had the time and muscles 😂 to roam in some forested valleys with extra paths! Big recommendation. ❤👍
Ofcourse Finland's shoreline towns and archipelago also have to offer many wonderful places.
But easiest as a foreigner you find the magic in Helsinki, Porvoo, Tampere, Turku, Savonlinna in summertime and in Lakeland area, Kuusamo area+Riisitunturi (stunning in winter time), Santa's Village in Rovaniemi and in other places in Lapland!
But, please tell your "secret favorites", what are not commonly known even by Finns! ❤🙏
Why are you talking so slow? It's not lullaby for kids. 😴
Its lullaby for adults and working for me
Finland is beautiful=covered in snow 24hrs🤡 😂love this little country🇫🇮🤍🇳🇴
Wow! What a beautiful country filled with natural beautiful white women! Thank you - on my bucket list especially for the Northern Lights!
God, please send my 4 little ones and me on vacation, pass overdue