In the very north of Karelia, on the border with Finland and the Murmansk Region, Paanajarvi National Park was established on 20 May 1992.
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Petrovsky Yam and its long history
Kuzova Archipelago is a unique world of Karelian megaliths
In the very north of Karelia, on the border with Finland and the Murmansk Region, Paanajarvi National Park was established on 20 May 1992.
Karelian Mount Vottovaara is well-known among the mystics fans as 'Death Mountain.'
One of the most ambitious projects of the Soviet five-year plan that resulted in the creation of the largest hydraulic and transport facility in the country
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Travelling to Kalevala, the home of world-renowned epic
The highest mountain, the tallest waterfall, a miniature Lake Baikal, and UNESCO-protected ancient petroglyphs. What other hidden treasures await you in arctic Karelia?