In the far north of Finland, not too distant from the rumored location of Santa’s workshop, is the arctic expanse of Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park. This snowy landscape is home to a large taiga woodland that, at the right time of year, becomes a winter wonderland, empty of humans, and as untouched as the Antarctic mountains on the opposite end of the world. Except here reindeer, elk, and bear, roam rather than penguins, leopard seals and penguins.

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Snow covered pines rise from the snowy tundra and light reflects off the trees in this winter wonder

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