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Vastu in Finland:

Finland is one of the most peaceful and beautiful countries in the world lying in the Northern part of the world. The country has contributed much to the fields of science, literature, and technology.

Science can be used easily in our daily life and is blessed with peace, happiness, and tension-free life. If a resident is interested in promoting this science in Finland, we are enthusiastic to try our best to introduce Vaasthu worldwide to experience eternal peace.

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Finland Information:

• Country Finaland
• Capital City Helsinki
• Area: 338,424 km²
• Population: 5.495 million (2016)
• Currency: Euro
• Official languages: Finnish & Swedish
• Demonym: Finnish & Finn
• Government Unitary parliamentary republic
• legislature Eduskunta
• Religions: Christians, Atheists, Others
• Time Zone: EET (UTC+2), EEST (UTC+3)
• Drives on the right
• Dialing / Calling Code: +358
• Internet TLD .fi
• Dominican National Bird whooper swan
• Dominican National Flower lily-of-the-valley
• Important Cities: Vaasa, Rovaniemi, Pori, Joensuu, Lappeenranta, Hameenlinna, Kotka
• Famous Rivers Torne, Kemijoki, Kymki, Iijoki, Simojoki, Vantaa, Ivalo, Kokemaenjoki, Kiiminkijoki, Tana, Muonio, Ounasjoki, Vuoksi River, Lataseno, Oulujoki, Kitinen, Lutto, Luiro, Anarjohka, Paatsjoki
• Spiritual Places Espoo Cathedral in Espoo, Helsinki Cathedral in Helsinki, Kuopio Cathedral in Kuopio, Lapua Cathedral in Lapua, Mikkeli Cathedral in Mikkeli, Oulu Cathedral in Oulu, Porvoo Cathedral in Porvoo, Savonlinna Cathedral in Savonlinna, Tampere Cathedral in Tampere, Cathedral of Turku in Turku, Uspenski Cathedral in Helsinki, St. Nicholas Cathedral in Kuopio, Holy Trinity Cathedral of Oulu
• Border CountriesRussia, Sweden, Norway
• Tourist Attractions: Suomenlinna, Santa Claus Village, Market Square (Helsinki), Levi, Sibelius Monument, Helsinki Central Station, Seurasaari, Kiasma, Rukatunturi, Linnanmaki, Nuuksio National Park, National Museum Of Finland, Ateneum, Turku Castle, Moomin World, Koli National Park, Urho Kekkonen National Park, Olavinlinna, Ranua Wildlife Park, Santa Park, Pallas-Yllastunturi National Park, Turku Cathedral, Moomin Museum

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Finland Overview:

Finland, officially the “Republic of Finland” is a sovereign country in Northern Europe. The country has one of the lowest densities in Europe and most of the population is concentrated in the South due to harsh winters in the North.

Before the Second World War and till 1950, the country was mostly dependent on Agriculture. Today Finland has developed the industrial sector and is a member of the European Union (UN).

Also, the country joined NATO in 1994 to ensure its security and peace. The bordering countries of Finland include Norway towards the North, Russia towards the East and Sweden towards the Northwest.

Finland preserves one of the earliest human history dating back to the Ice age around (9000 BCE). The earliest people that settled in the area soon after the end of the Ice Age were hunter-gathers. Agriculture and other techniques are estimated to start around 2500 BC.

From the end of the 13th century, the Swedish influence gradually increased in the country as Sweden invaded Finnish coastal lands and pushed Christianity in Finland by settling the Christian population.

In 1809, Finland was annexed by the Russian Empire and was termed as the “Grand Duchy of Finland” under the Russian crown. It was not until 1917 that the Russian Revolution started and Finland declared independence in 1918 followed by civil war.

As "World War 2" broke out, the Soviet Union (Russia) tried to invade Finland several times but was repelled by Finnish forces that used guerrilla tactics and fought back fiercely. Also, at the start of "World War 2", Finland aligned with Germany against Soviets.

As World War 2 entered its last stages, Finland and the Soviet Union reached an agreement and further hostilities ceased.

Finland is regarded as one of the most beautiful and densely populated countries of Europe. The geographical and physical features are quite unique and make Finland a different country from others.

Around 78% of the total area is covered by forests while 10% area features lakes rivers and ponds. Also, Finland is the largest producer of Wood in Europe. Due to its North, Winter is quite harsh and the temperature falls as low as -53 degrees.

In terms of wildlife, Finland has a wide range of species and animals. Some of the famous species include brown bear, grey wolf, wolverine, whooper swan, and Eurasian eagle-owl.

The largest economic sector of Finland is the Services sector which donates around 66% of GDP followed by the manufacturing and refining sectors. The industrial sector is also well developed and stabilized. Some of the industrial products include electronics, machinery, engineering products, and automobiles.

Agriculture is limited in the country due to frosty winters, snow cover, and very short crop-growing periods. Forester also provides significant income as approx. 78% of Finland’s area is covered by forest.

Also, Finland is one of the largest wood producers in the European Union. There is also a significant quantity of minerals found in the country including chromium, copper, nickel, and gold. The world-famous mobile app/game known as “Angry Birds” was developed in Finland.

Christianity is the predominant religion of Finland. Christianity was forced in Finland by the Swedish crusades by the end of the 13th century. Today Christians account for around 73% of the total population while Atheists account for 26.3% of the total population.

Minority religions include Islam, Jews, Buddhists, Hinduism, etc. made up approx. 1.6% of the population. Finnish and Swedish are the official languages of the country followed by a number of minority languages. “Finnish” is the most common and widely spoken language of Finland.

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