Northern Finland - Lapland

How beautiful is the winter in the Nordics? The answer lies in Lapland! Lapland is the northernmost region of Finland, adjacent to the Arctic Circle, with magnificent Arctic natural landscapes throughout the year. As a vibrant outdoor travel destination, Lapland attracts tourists from all over the world. It is also the homeland of the indigenous Sami people and is home to Santa Claus and his reindeer. Exploring Lapland, visitors can experience Europe's last great wilderness!

Utz Yoko Village

Utsjoki village is located in the northernmost part of Finland, known for its beautiful natural scenery. The Teno River is famous for its abundance of salmon. Fishermen can go fishing in the village center throughout the year. Trout and Arctic salmon are particularly popular among winter fishermen. Visitors can explore the Utsjoki Church, the pastor's residence, the church cottage, St. Ulrika's holy artifact collection room, the ancient cemetery, and the yard on the Mantojärvi coast, all of which have significant historical importance. Tourists can also enjoy the local atmosphere at Giisá village house, chat with local villagers at cafés, and purchase selected local handicrafts.

Mourinho

Muonio is an ancient town in Finland with romantic trails and fresh air. It is famous for the Torne River Falls, surrounding natural scenery, and interesting activities such as picnicking, canoeing, ice skating, and hiking. In addition, Muonio also has historical wooden churches and the Viking Gallery as attractions.

Kırpiçelver

Kilpisjärvi is one of the northernmost villages in Finland, located near the Norwegian border. The scenery here is magnificent, especially the impressive Saana waterfall. Additionally, there are vast Finnish wilderness and Norwegian mountains nearby. As a legendary place, Kilpisjärvi offers tourists many unforgettable travel experiences.

Santa Claus Village

Santa Claus Village is a scenic area consisting of wooden buildings, offering Christmas-themed landscapes and experiences, attracting numerous visitors every year. Here, visitors can catch a glimpse of Santa Claus' charm. Santa Claus' Office is an important place in this village, responsible for receiving children. Only certified Santa Clauses will be here to answer children's curious questions. The Arctic Circle conveniently cuts through the village, and tourists can easily find white lines marked with the dimensions of the Arctic Circle while playing here, and they can get a certificate of crossing the Arctic Circle. Inside Santa Claus' Post Office, there are various fairy-tale colored stamps, greeting cards, and gifts. Letters sent from here will receive Santa Claus' postmark and be sent to various parts of the world.