Celebrating the New Year abroad has long become a reality. The whole question is only - which of the regions of the world to choose for a solemn holiday?
Instructions
Step 1
Meet the year in the homeland of Santa Claus. In order to plunge into the spirit of the classic New Year and Christmas, it is worth going to the northern lands. You can get from Moscow to the country of Suomi by plane for 200 euros. The cost of an overnight stay in Helsinki - from 50 euros, in Rovaniemi - from 60 euros.
Step 2
In the Finnish capital, experience the atmosphere of the market square. Take a walk in the Esplanade linden park Spend some time at the country's main museum, the Athenaeumu. Then follow to the oldest Finnish city - Porvoo. Sample local specialties here, such as venison with lingonberry jam, and continue on to the resort town of Savonlinna, famous for its medieval Swedish fortress.
Step 3
In the capital of Lapland, Rovaniemi, visit the Arctic Science Museum and the Ranua Arctic Zoo. Visit the residence of Santa Claus, ride a sleigh pulled by reindeer.
Step 4
Celebrate the New Year in an exotic location. You can get to Ethiopia using the services of European airlines (Lufthansa from $ 1200). Accommodation in the capital of the country can be found from $ 10. The food here is also cheap - no more than $ 10-15 for lunch, even in expensive establishments. In Addis Ababa, you should pay attention to the St. George and Holy Trinity Cathedrals, visit the Anwar Mosque and the Mercato Market. Monolithic churches can be seen in Lalibela. Visit Bahr Dar, located on the shores of Lake Tana, home to the former imperial palace.
Step 5
Unforgettable will be the New Year on the ocean shore. You can celebrate the holiday while exploring the beauty of the ancient country. In Mumbai, be sure to visit Chhatrapati Shivaji Station and Hanging Garden Park. Then, head to the beaches of Goa. If you get tired of relaxing on the coast, go on small excursions to the cities of Cochin, Varkala and Thiruvananthapuram. Visit the Periyar National Park, which is dedicated to the conservation of tigers. Those wishing to be spiritually enlightened can attend Ayurveda courses.
