Finland | The Land of a Thousand Lakes

#Overseas Travel #Finland #Finland Travel #Nordic Travel #Natural Travel Finland is a country with 35 national parks and a national forest ratio of more than 69%, making it the country with the highest forest ratio in the world. One of them is Nuuksio National Park, located near Helsinki and protecting the lakes and forests within the national park. Lakes are natural water reservoirs, and there are lakes of varying sizes throughout the world. Finland is a Nordic country known as the country of a thousand lakes. According to statistics, there are 187,000 lakes in Finland, hence the reputation. Geologists explain that the reason why Finland is the country of a thousand lakes is that the Earth has experienced four ice ages. When the fourth glacier melted, the shape of the Earth changed. Finland originated from the Ice Age, when a layer of ice several thousand meters thick covered Finland. Later, the ice gradually and slowly receded, shaving off the current coastline, lakes and islands in Finland, forming a landform where hundreds of rivers converge and there are numerous lakes. The emerald green boreal coniferous forest in the national park is a type of forest vegetation found in the cold temperate climate. The coniferous forest is composed of coniferous trees with straight trunks and spire-shaped crowns, which give it a neat and beautiful appearance. This type of coniferous forest is mainly found in the northern hemisphere between 45 and 75 degrees north latitude. #Overseas Travel# I miss you so much