FINLAND | Why Do They Enter the Sauna Naked? Best Christmas Country!

FINLAND | Why Do They Enter the Sauna Naked? Best Christmas Country!

Hello everyone this is Explorer let’s explore Finland the snow covered country of the north which has been the happiest country in the world for years has been an example to the whole world with its education system and ranks first in many issues such as equality and freedom don’t forget to

Subscribe and like before continuing those who wish can support financially by going to join and clicking the thanks button Finland is a Scandinavian country located in Northern Europe located on the Baltic Sea Coast the country borders Russia to the east Norway to the north and Sweden to the West its surface area is

388,000 Lakes sunrise and sunset times and Finland are affected by the country’s location in the northernmost part of the hemisphere the sun sets late in summer and early in Winter while the sun does not rise for almost 19 hours in Helsinki in December on the contrary it does not set in the

Summer months on January 1st the sun sets at 3:24 p.m. in Helsinki the blue color in the flag of Finland represents the many lakes in the country white color snow covered lands the Nordic Cross represents finland’s ties with other Scandinavian countries 10,000 years ago Finnish lands were covered with

Glaciers the first settlements took place in BC after the end of the last ice age it started around 19900 BC the first indigenous people who came to the land after the Ice Age and the immigrants from the Baltic region formed the Finnish Nation Finland which established close relations with its

Neighbor Sweden through religion lived under the political and cultural domination of the kingdom of Sweden for 700 Years starting from the mid 12th century the country which remained under Russian rule for 108 years declared its independence on December 6th 1917 Russia attacked Finland twice more during World War II although Finland

Lost 10% of its territory in these wars it managed to maintain its independence the molotov cocktail which was used by Finnish soldiers against Russian tanks and was named after the surname of the Russian foreign minister of the time became known through these wars Finland is currently a parliamentary

Republic the capital of Finland which consists of 19 regions is Helsinki Helsinki the country’s most populous city with 650,000 people is also one of the largest cities in Northern Europe the total population of the country is 5 and a half million people the ethnic structure of Finland

Which has been close to the the outside for many years due to its location is quite homogeneous while 90% of the population is fins and 5% is swedes the remaining population consists of Russians estonians and other nationalities another minority in the country is the Sami and Northern race

Sami people also known as laps have a long history and today live in the northernmost regions of Norway Sweden and Finland the population of Sammy people living in the Lapland region of Finland is around 10,000 according to the United Nations in Finland which ranks second After Japan in terms of Aging population with

39.2 the elderly dependency ratio is predicted to rise to 47.5 by 2030 for this reason the country has started to rapidly receive immigrants in recent years Finland has two official languages Finnish and Swedish the rate of Swedish speakers is 5% lapish is another regionally recognized language while 70% of the

Population is christian 2.7% is Muslim approximately 25% does not believe in any religion Finland which today has the world’s best education system with a 100% literacy rate and the third highest quality of life in the world was a very poor country in the early 1900s at the end of the 1960s only 10%

Of the society was secondary school graduate and 7% was University graduate the country which was very cold and mostly swampy was poor in terms of underground resources Finland which ranked first for many years in the Pisa exams that measure the success of students first invested in its most valuable resource

Its people aiming to develop human capital the country opened universities and trained quality Workforce he created an excellent education system in universities to train teachers in order to become a teacher in the country it is necessary to have a master’s degree as well as a bachelor’s

Degree 90% of the schools in the country are state-owned the child of a businessman and the child of a worker receive education side by side free lunch is provided at school an education based on thinking and practice rather than the and memorization is implemented technology is actively used in

Lessons students are encouraged to work research and think in groups generally homework is not given or assignments are given for a duration not exceeding half an hour because they think the lesson is learned in class and there are many activities within the school in areas such as Sports and music students are

Expected to do some work such as cleaning the garden and school collecting garbage and taking care of plants in order to develop their commitment to the school and to increase their sense of responsibility Finland which has achieved outstanding success with all these practices is today exporting education reform to the world the second

Most important reason for finland’s development is technology and our Ved Investments Nokia once one of the biggest phone brands is based in Finland Angry Birds game was also developed by game company based in Finland Finland which ranks 15th in the world in terms of national income with

$54,000 is one of the richest countries in the world today working hours in the country are between 35 and 40 hours annual leave is 5 weeks believing that shorter working hours will increase productivity the government is working to reduce working hours from 8 hours to

6 hours and the Working Day to 4 days in addition Finland which is facing a serious labor shortage announced that they need an extraordinary number of foreign employees the country’s currency is Euro if we give an example of market prices 1 liter of milk is € Euro 1 kilogram of

Sugar is 85 cents 630 G of Nutella is € 6.9 1 kg of minced meat is €6.5 1 kgam of meat is €1 rents in Finland are quite expensive in central areas an average apartment in the capital Helsinki costs around, 1650 to 2300 if we look at the characteristics

And life of Finnish Society fins whose cold weather is clearly reflected in their human characteristics have a very distant nature this is also true among themselves with respect for personal space most people prefer not to get in the elevator if there is someone else in the elevator but rather wait wait for

The other person or walk they even look through the door hole before leaving the house and go out if there is no one around they leave a distance of 1.5 M between them at the stops for Fins talking to someone they don’t know is quite a strange thing to

Do even at work sometimes they don’t say hello fins whose social lives are not very active spend most of their time with their families their friends are usually childhood friends whom they have known for many years relationships with people at work never go out so there is no such thing as work

Friendship they often combine sports activities such as ice hockey people are not very used to asking for and giving help because the state usually covers such situations most fins can speak English fluently besides fins are a very honest and determined Nation there is a widespread sound of culture in the

Country which is called the country of snow and where Winters are quite cold there are SAA rooms in almost every house and building you usually enter the SAA naked mixed men and women are allowed to enter with swimsuits SAA days are held every year in Helsinki and SAS are free UNESCO has

Included this finnished sauna culture in the list of intangible cultural heritage in addition the word SAA has passed into other languages from Finnish there is a very widespread cycling Network in Finland you can travel for kilometers by cycling through the forest the use of secondhand Goods is also very

Common in the country the products in secondhand stores found in many places are quite durable and useful there is a peaceful environment in the country where the society has established very well what to do and what not to do Finland a very calm peaceful and prosperous country has been chosen as

The happiest country in the world for 3 years however Finland with a suicide rate of 11.6 per 100,000 people is one of the countries with the highest suicide rates the most well-known reason for this situation is the cold and dark and Long Winter days suicides generally concentrate in January February and

March another reason is stated as loneliness and hopelessness life is quite common Finland which is the fifth safest country in the world being a welfare state the country provides many social aids to its citizens every newborn baby in the country is given a Necessities box families who do not want the Box can

Receive financial aid instead Finland ranks third in the world in terms of rule of law it is also the third country with the least corruption Finland has reached this position with a transparent management approach and practices an investigation has been opened into whether the Prime Minister paid the €300 breakfast fee

From the state’s pocket contrary to the law the Finance Minister resigned after allegations that he paid the speech lesson fee from the ministry again Finland is the most liberal country in the world along with Sweden and Norway with which it shares first place and it ranks second after

Norway in the world press Freedom index Scandinavian countries rank high in sexual assault assault and rape rates despite ranking high in gender equality in Finland which ranks third in gender equality 50,000 women are exposed to sexual violence and harassment every year and most of the criminals are not brought to

Justice if we look at other information about the country in Finland babies sleep outside atus 10° they are forgotten or left outside with baby strollers when they go to cafes of course by dressing the babies warmly and checking the temperature this is a very common practice they think that it is healthier

For babies to sleep outside and say that they are more resistant to diseases in the future they also believe that babies sleep better and longer Outdoors the place with the cleanest air in Europe is muonio Finland Finland which is very respectful of nature aims to make the country carbon- free by

2035 Finland hosts an interesting festival with its annual Wife Carrying competition in the competition men try to carry their wives on their backs on a challenging course consisting of sand grass and water the prize of the last competition was beer equal to the weight of the carrying wife Finland is the

Country that consumes the most coffee in the world with 12 kg per person per year they are also famous for putting cheese instead of sugar with their coffee Santa Claus village considered the home of Santa Claus in Finland hosts hundreds of thousands of tourists every year although Street Nicholas who

Inspired Santa Claus was born in the antalia district of turai the home of Santa Claus varies depending on the country Santa Claus village is located in the city of Rani Ami in the north of the country a multilingual actor dresses up as Santa Claus and spreads Christmas

Cheer to those who visit there are many wonderful events in the village which is decorated with lights everywhere you can join reindeer tours in the Snow White Forest visit the Ice Restaurant made entirely of ice meet Santa Claus and immerse yourself in the magic of the environment by staying in glass or wooden

Houses if we look at the places to visit in Finland which is like a winter fairy tale land you can see the Northern Lights by staying in glass IG glues in the Lapland region spend time with reindeer in snow covered forests and swim in the frozen lake after entering the famous Finnish sound

Other mustsee places in the country are Santa Claus village suina island Helsinki Cathedral Helsinki National Museum and turu castle if we look at finland’s Cuisine reindeer and fish meat are quite common in the country they have a famous drink called gloi which is consumed especially during December and

New Year’s times saté reindeer a traditional Finnish dish caluco which is made by stuffing fish and meat into Ry bread traditional Finnish sausage salmon and Herring are among the dishes you should try in the country Finland is home to glassic glue Hotel specially designed for tourists who want to observe the Northern

Lights those who stay in these hotels have the opportunity to watch the northern lights in a comfortable environment we have come to the end of our video you can also like our video And subscribe to support us I hope this video helps you discover the Mysterious World of Finland a little more closely

Remember there is beauty everywhere in the world and Finland is just one of these beauties

Hello everyone, this is Explorer. Let’s explore Finland, the snow-covered country of the north, which has been the happiest country in the world for years, has been an example to the whole world with its education system, and ranks first in many issues such as equality and freedom.
Don’t forget to subscribe and like before continuing. Those who wish can support financially by going to join and clicking the thanks button.
Finland is a Scandinavian country located in Northern Europe. Located on the Baltic Sea coast, the country borders Russia to the east, Norway to the north, and Sweden to the west. Its surface area is 388 thousand 455 square kilometers. The country, 72% of which is covered with forests, also has 188 thousand lakes.
Sunrise and sunset times in Finland are affected by the country’s location in the northernmost part of the hemisphere. The sun sets late in summer and early in winter. While the sun does not rise for almost 19 hours in Helsinki in December, on the contrary, it does not set in the summer months. On January 1, the sun sets at 3.24 pm in Helsinki.
The blue color in the flag of Finland represents the many lakes in the country; white color, snow-covered lands; The Nordic Cross represents Finland’s ties with other Scandinavian countries.

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