Finland, a dreamlike fairyland

So, when is the best time to travel to Finland? It actually depends on what kind of experience you are looking for. If you are obsessed with snow and love various winter activities, then the period from December to March is an excellent choice. If you are fond of the warm sun of spring and the nature just waking up from winter slumber, April to May would be the ideal time. If you want to experience long and warm summer days and participate in a variety of activities, you should head to Finland in June, July, or August. And if you want to enjoy the colorful and splendid autumn leaves, September to October is undoubtedly the best time. The Lapland region, located at the northernmost tip of Finland, boasts mesmerizing year-round light phenomena and magnificent Arctic natural ecology. It is the home of the indigenous Sami people, as well as Santa Claus and his reindeer. Helsinki region, this is a harbor city with vast water areas—Helsinki is one of the must-visit cities for tourists traveling in Finland. Here you will find natural trails, bustling city life, local delicacies, excellent design, interesting museums, and unique architecture everywhere. Rovaniemi Santa Claus Village, this is the hometown of Santa Claus, located right on the Arctic Circle. Rovaniemi Reindeer Farm, visit the local reindeer farms in the outskirts of Rovaniemi to gain an in-depth understanding of Lapland culture and its wildlife. Ride a sleigh pulled by these native creatures along forest trails and enjoy the snowy scenery. Saariselkä: Located in northern Finland, 500 kilometers deep into the Arctic Circle, it is the northernmost tourist destination on Earth. In winter, it is a skiing paradise, attracting many tourists who come to enjoy skiing. Due to its extreme northern location, it is the best place to watch the Northern Lights. Inari: Inari is a town in Finland, located on the shores of Lake Inari in the northern part of the country. It is backed by the picturesque Lake Inari and has a Lapland cultural museum, with indoor and outdoor exhibits perfectly presenting the history, culture, lifestyle, and current situation of the Lapland people.