Visiting Styggforsen Styggforsen is a special and interesting place to visit. It is a nature reserve with a waterfall near Rättvik. For a long time the strong water here was used to run mills and power plants. You can still see many old remains near the water. The moist air and the calcium-rich soil help many rare plants and fungi grow here. But the most amazing thing is the waterfall itself, Styggforsen, which was formed by a meteorite impact and a glacier river.

In one corner of Avesta, there's the world's largest concrete horse called Dalahäst. Most people might think this horse represents Dalarna but it actually symbol of Sweden. When it comes to Avesta, the connection involves a Visent (European Bison

Watch on 3SpeakWhenever we go on a trip, we try to gather as much information as possible about the destination. Believe me, we learn a lot from this. Not only does our knowledge increase, but we also get a chance to experience history and tales firsthand when we visit these places.

As summer begins in Sweden, we treat every weekend like a vacation. Last week the temperature was around 28 °C. With such perfect weather, we couldn't resist planning a long drive. The drive turned out to be a bit longer than expected and we found ourselves in Sundsvall, about 300 km north of Stockholm.

As I grow older, I notice more issues with my teeth. Maybe it's because I didn't take care of them properly when I had the chance. About 18 years ago, I experienced severe gum pain and a dentist in Sweden recommended treatment. However, dental care in Sweden is quite expensive and I chose temporary fixes from Pakistan to save money. Unfortunately, this decision only made my dental problems worse over time.

Our annual family trip to Pakistan was something we loved, but this time, rising Air ticket prices made it impossible. However, the sadness in my mother's eyes during our video call left an indelible impression on my heart. The thought of her feeling sad was something I couldn't shake.