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Saariselkä, located in Northern Lapland, is a versatile
tourist centre and a lively village offering a wide variety
of services. The Urho Kekkonen National Park extends all the
way from the village to Koilliskairas where locals, as well
as our visitors, explore the park's unforgettable nature.
Saariselkä also serves as a gate to the North, as an
entrance to the North's wilderness, scenic fells and the lake
district. The villages of Inari, Lemmenjoki, Sevettijärvi,
Nellim and many others are only a day trip away from
Saariselkä, but also worth a longer stay. Utsjoki and Teno
are fisherman's favourites from year to year. A salmon caught
at Teno lives on in many tall fish-tales!
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Saariselkä is located in the municipality of Inari, which
has about 7,700 inhabitants. There are approximately 2,200
Sámi Lapps living in Inari.
Northern Lapland reaches all the way to the Arctic Ocean.
The closer to the Arctic Ocean you get, the more rugged the
fells appear. A visit to one of the many fishing villages, a
bird-watching trip to the fjords of Varanki or an excursion to
the edge of the world, Nordkapp, will surely enrich your stay
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