Punkaharju is a harju and belongs to Finland’s national landscapes. The narrow ridge section is about seven kilometers long and was created during the Ice age when a glacier basically acted like a giant, uneven scraper on the landscape. Punkaharju became a popular tourist destination at the beginning of the 19th century by Sakari Topelius in his book Maamme and J.L. Runeberg in his poems.
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Wondering. It’s the WILL that paves ways. Really beautiful 💫
that is wonderful: i would love to visit it too.
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Punkaharju is an Ås that’s an esker in English, a ridge of gravel and sand. The Punkaharju Ås is very beautiful. I visited it quite often. Autumn is the right time to see it and I liked in winter as well.
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Very particular landscape ! So amazing.
That’s realy wonderful to see. Nature always surprices us, even with building bridges.