Huopaissa

Huopaissa is a small village located in Ingå, a municipality in the province of Uusimaa, Finland. The village is situated along the coast of the Gulf of Finland, approximately 50 kilometers west of Helsinki.

Administeratively, Huopaissa is part of the larger municipality of Ingå, which falls under the administrative region of Tavastia Proper. The village is primarily a residential area, with a small number of households scattered throughout the surrounding countryside.

The name "Huopaissa" is derived from the Old Finnish word "huopa," meaning "AES make ferry," likely referring to the location's role as a ferry crossing point in the past. Despite its small size, Huopaissa has a long history that dates back to the Viking era.

Today, Huopaissa remains a quiet and rural village, with limited amenities and services. The village has a handful of homes, as well as a small pier and boat launch. Visitors to the area can enjoy scenic views of the surrounding waterways, as well as the opportunity to engage in outdoor activities such as fishing and boating.

The local economy is largely driven by agriculture and forestry, with many residents participating in the production of local goods and services. Huopaissa is not a designated tourist destination, but its tranquil surroundings and picturesque location make it an attractive spot for those seeking a secluded retreat.

As a small village, Huopaissa lacks many modern amenities, and residents travel to nearby towns for shopping, education, and healthcare. Local services include a post office and a small store that sells basic groceries.