FAROE ISLANDS: A TRUE FAIRYLAND

Torshavn is the capital of the Faroe Islands. The region is popular for its old town, Tinganes. Torshavn Cathedral, which is one of the oldest cathedrals in this part of the world, is the popular tourist attraction in the region. The region is not only the centre of the territory’s administration but also the centre of the territory’s art, culture and music. Nordic House Cultural Centre is one of the most respected art and music centres in this region.

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“Once a year, go to someplace you have never been before.” – Dalai Lama

Travelling is an extraordinary experience. Only a true travel enthusiast can understand the value of the aforesaid quote. It is not easy to explain the beauty of that experience with words. Truly speaking, the medium of writing is too powerless to explain the experience.

Travelling is a method of education. In reality, it is the most powerful method of education. The best part of this method is that it offers practical knowledge. It is one of the reasons why this method is considered superior to others.

A person, who has been educated through this method, cannot be defeated. He can overcome any circumstance with easiness.

To a traveller, his environment is his teacher. In a normal journey, he goes through hundreds of environments. Each environment is a book. In that sense, each journey is equivalent to hundreds of books.

What makes a travel enthusiast different is his attitude towards life. Even in his lowest point, he will not lose his hope and optimistic attitude.

Genuinely speaking, if a person has an attitude as that of a traveller, he can emerge successful in his life.

In this edition, our readers’attention is invited to a fairyland. It is a magical world situated in Europe. It is a true fairyland. It is none other than Faroe Islands.

The territory is blessed with stunning mountains, spectacular coasts, magnificent rivers, exceptional architectural buildings and many more.

It is a magnificent Island situated near Scotland, Norway and Iceland. Though it is a part of the Kingdom of Denmark, it is an independent territory.