Lithuania: a Baltic country of lakes, castles, and forest

Until late fourteenth century, Lithuanians were pagan. So, when we go through the country’s mythology, we will come across a huge chapter of devil worship and devil myths. The ‘Museum of Devils’, located in Kaunas, showcases the rich heritage of devil worship. You can find thousands of devil figurines, devil masks, and several ancient scripts in the museum.

No visit to the country would be complete without tasting the native Lithuanian dish, ‘Cepelinai’. The dish is similar to the Swedish Kroppkaka. It is made using potato, meat, and curd. It is often served along with a sour cream. Apart from this, there are several other special dishes available in the country.

Several prestigious national parks including Curonian Spit National Park are situated in the country. Because of their eco-friendly, geographical position, it became a friendly land for birds, reptiles and other animals.

The country deserves to enter into your travel bucket lists. There are a lot of surprises in this land. They are eagerly waiting for you. Do visit this heaven!

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