Finns' igloo saunas have no limits?

Finland is located in the north of Europe. It is bordered by Sweden, Norway and Russia, the Gulf of Finland to the south and the Gulf of Bothnia to the west. The inland water area accounts for 10% of the country's area, with about 179,000 islands and about 188,000 lakes, which is known as the "country of a thousand lakes". Finland's earliest inhabitants were Lapp, so Finland is also called Lapland, and later the Finns moved in and established the Grand Duchy of Finland. The second half of the twelfth century was ruled by Sweden. After the Russo-Swedish War of 1809, it was incorporated into Imperial Russia and became a Grand Duchy. The Republic of Finland declared its independence in December 1917. Finland is a highly developed country in the world, and its citizens enjoy a very high standard of quality of life and personal quality. Finland is a highly industrialized, liberalized market economy with per capita output well above the EU average and comparable to its neighbor Sweden. Corruption in Finland is minimal, government servants are clean and efficient, and there is a broad consensus in society. Transparency International, a non-governmental organization that monitors corruption in countries around the world, published its 2012 Global Corruption Index report, and Finland ranked first out of 176 countries and territories, making it the cleanest country.

Finnish igloo sauna

Finnish and scandinavians throughout the world are known for their enthusiasm for saunas. The sauna is usually a cabin heated by steam and can reach temperatures up to 150 degrees Fahrenheit. But there are also various other styles of design, such as this ice sauna, which can also be found. No matter what the design, friends and colleagues often enjoy the sauna together when teaming up, reaping the effects of health and relaxation.

When it comes to traditional Finnish saunas, there is no shame in being naked. Wrapping your body in a towel is obviously not the way to enjoy a sauna. Naked and comfortably with your legs open, you can sit down with some friends, family, or co-workers and sweat together.

Finnish President Urho Kekkonen even began to take a shameless approach to Soviet diplomats during the Cold War and invited them into the sauna to share a moment – naked! [1] Recently, Putin himself took off his clothes and held a steam conference with Tarja Halonen, who served as President of Finland from 2000 to 2012.

In Finland, children may grow up seeing their dad's buttocks and knowing if their mom's curtain matches her, as nudity in this case is considered completely normal and asexual. A private family sauna is a common fixture that everyone in the family can attend together, usually at least once a week.

They don't see nudity as a reason to be ashamed. Being naked in the sauna is certainly hot, but it's not sexy.

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