For the eighth consecutive year, Finland has claimed the title of the happiest country in the world, seemingly having unlocked the ultimate secret to a fulfilling life. Greece, on the other hand, did not make it into the top 80.

If happiness had a homeland, it would undoubtedly be Finland. It's no coincidence that this Nordic nation has once again topped the World Happiness Report, surpassing all the glamorous destinations that promise the ultimate quality of life.

And the best part? The Finns don’t rely on extravagance or material wealth. They live simply, stay close to nature, support one another, and have turned balance into a way of life.