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Finland's 'Quietchella': Listen to Nature's Music This Fall
6 Oct
Summary
- Finland hosts its first nature listening festival in Valkmusa National Park.
- Festival features 'performances' by local flora and fauna on four stages.
- The event aims to nurture the soul and mind through nature's sounds.
Finland, recognized as the world's happiest nation, is set to host its first-ever Festival of Nature Listening. This unique event, dubbed "Hiljaa Fest," will take place in Valkmusa National Park, beginning on October 10 and continuing through the fall.
The festival offers an unguided experience within the park's diverse mire habitats. Visitors can expect to encounter "nature stars" like black grouses, cranes, and various plants. The event is designed to allow participants to connect with nature through all their senses.
Organizers describe the festival as a "Quietchella," encouraging attendees to embrace silence and appreciate the natural soundscape. This initiative aligns with Finland's deep connection to nature, which is considered a significant factor in its consistent ranking as the happiest country globally.
