Mar 21, 2024
By: Anagh PalHow to be happy is a question that does not have a definite answer to, as happiness may mean different things to different people. However, according to the World Happiness Report 2024, these countries top the world when it comes to happiness. We take a look.
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Living in a land of lakes and forests, Finns value community, education, and spending time outdoors. Their culture blends European and Asian influences.
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Danes live in picture-perfect villages and champion social welfare and progressive values. Viking history, design, and cycling are cultural cornerstones.
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Dramatic landscapes mirror the resilience and creativity of Icelanders. Viking sagas, literature, and a strong music scene define their culture.
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The Swedes embrace innovation and design amidst a beautiful archipelago. Social responsibility, gender equality, and work-life balance are cultural hallmarks.
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The Israelis weave a rich tapestry of cultures in this historical and religious land. Food, music, and art reflect a vibrant blend of Jewish traditions and modern innovation.
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The Dutch enjoy cycling and the outdoors in their land of windmills, canals, and tulips. Pragmatism, directness, and a love for nature define their culture.
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Breathtaking fjords and mountains make Norway a nature lover's paradise. Adventurous Norwegians cherish their Viking past, folk music, and environmental protection.
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Tiny Luxembourg boasts a multilingual, multicultural population. French, German, and local traditions blend in their cuisine, architecture, and festivals.
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The Swiss with a strong work ethic love the outdoors in their land of chocolate and precise timekeeping. Neutrality, federalism, and tradition define their culture, with yodeling and mountain scenery.
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Australians enjoy a diverse landscape from beaches to deserts. British heritage mixes with Aboriginal traditions and Asian influences for a vibrant, welcoming culture.
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