Top 10 happiest countries in the world
Wonderful natural landscapes, good social security, free education systems... are factors that contribute to creating these happy countries.
The United Nations National Geographic Society has listed the happiest countries in the world. Let's take a look at these 10 wonderful countries and see which ones they are1
1. Sweden
Sweden is a country with a very high level of life satisfaction in the world. Knowing how to enjoy life is what people in this country do after a fixed working time. It can be going for a coffee or chatting with friends. Swedes usually have a 15-minute break to relax after every two hours of work. With this habit of drinking coffee, chatting and resting, it is not surprising that this is one of the countries with the largest coffee consumption in the world.
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2. Australia
The land of kangaroos is a country with very low pollution levels, and at the same time, a country with a very high level of community cohesion. Some people joke that Australians show their affection through barbecues. Parks are a popular place for people to meet and socialize with friends, relatives or simply talk to people. If you come to this beautiful and hospitable country, drink a pint of beer and enjoy traditional Australian meat to strengthen your friendship.
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3. New Zealand
There is no denying the impact that landscape has on a person’s mood. If you live in a land of rolling mountains and breathtaking wildlife, you will surely feel that life is more beautiful. New Zealand is blessed with stunning landscapes, very low pollution levels and a large number of wildlife species, perhaps that is why its people are some of the happiest in the world.
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4. Netherlands
The Dutch are among the most physically active nations and are also some of the most avid cyclists in the world. The country boasts 30,000km of cycle routes. If you ever get the chance to visit the capital city of Amsterdam, rent a bike and explore the city, it will be a lot of fun.
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5. Canada
With the second largest area in the world, Canada is a paradise for those who love to travel. Canadians are proud of their wonderful country with thousands of beautiful parks, hundreds of majestic mountain ranges and countless open spaces. Just standing in front of this vast natural landscape is enough to understand why Canadian citizens have such a high happiness index.
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6. Finland
It is said that all of one’s worries and troubles can be washed away if one steps into a traditional Finnish sauna. Finland has a population of only 5.2 million people but there are 3.3 million saunas in the country. Does that make it a happy country?!
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7. Norway
Norwegians pride themselves on their responsibility to protect their environment and landscape. According to the belief here, when you reach the top of the highest mountain, Skala, you will free your body and your mind from all worries. Since it seems that every corner of Norway is beautiful, just bring a tent and you can camp and enjoy the natural beauty of this country.
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8. Iceland
Volcanoes, pristine beaches, hot springs and beautiful natural scenery make Icelanders happy and content. Surely, anyone would feel happy and refreshed when soaking in the cool blue water and admiring the scenery here.
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9. Switzerland
A country with dozens of delicious chocolates available cannot but be a happy country, that is a funny definition someone once said. But the fact is that the Swiss people have very few heart-related diseases and have the lowest obesity rate in the world. Because they always aim for a healthy lifestyle with outdoor sports activities such as skiing, sailing or paragliding.
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10. Denmark
As the country with the highest happiness index in the world, people here enjoy completely free healthcare and education. People are always proud of their close relationships and close ties in the community, along with that, these people are very friendly and hospitable; they are willing to invite you for a cup of tea even if you are a stranger.
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According to Young Knowledge
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