talviavustien
Talviavustien is a Finnish concept that refers to the periods of time during the winter months when daylight is scarce and the days are particularly short. The term, which translates to "winter weeks" in English, is used to describe the weeks leading up to the winter solstice, which typically falls on or around December 21 or 22 in the northern hemisphere.
During this time, the sunlight hours in Finland are at their shortest, with some parts of the
Historically, Talviavustien was an important period for many Finnish communities, particularly those living in rural areas.
Today, Talviavustien is still celebrated in some parts of Finland, particularly in rural areas. It is a