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Lahemaa, the first national park in the Soviet Union and also the oldest and largest in Estonia, enchants visitors with its diverse natural landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Here, one can enjoy the peaceful silence of nature on a sandy beach, in a primeval swamp, on a juniper-covered coastal meadow, or by a green riverbank. […]

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We live on the limestone coast, where the rock is visible and can be touched. Inland, it is covered by soil and can be seen as gravel and felt as minerals. Rivers and streams that flow from the limestone coast towards the sea carry minerals into the sea, where marine life also benefits from it. […]