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9 December 2025
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Between Iceland and Norway, the Faroe Islands rise like a quiet secret the world has not fully discovered yet. Faroese people carry a deep pride in their landscape—not because it is grand, but because it is raw, real, and untouched.
Their cliffs stand like ancient walls, their waterfalls drop straight into the sea, and grass-roofed houses sit gently under skies that change colour a dozen times a day.
What the Faroese value most is their harmony with nature. Life here teaches patience: weather shifts without warning, winds carve their own paths, and people move with the rhythm of the land.
This connection creates a special kind of resilience—soft, steady, and deeply rooted. In the Faroe Islands, pride is not loud; it is simply lived, one day of wind and wonder at a time.
Rajat Chandra Sarmah
Guwahati, Assam, India
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