History and Facts
Denmark, a land of Viking heritage and medieval tales, boasts a rich history intertwined with fairytales by Hans Christian Andersen. 
This small yet mighty country is famed for its progressive design, maritime legacy, and a lifestyle known as "hygge," emphasizing coziness and contentment.
Best Tourist Places and Attractions Points to Visit:
Copenhagen: Explore Nyhavn's colorful houses, the Little Mermaid, and the Tivoli Gardens.
Frederiksborg Castle: Step into a Renaissance masterpiece in Hillerød.
The Viking Ship Museum, Roskilde: Discover well-preserved Viking ships and artifacts.
Legoland Billund: Experience the magical world of LEGO in Billund.
Kronborg Castle: Visit the UNESCO-listed castle, famously known as Hamlet's Elsinore.
Activities to Do:
Biking in Copenhagen: Enjoy the city's bike-friendly culture with scenic rides.
Explore Aarhus' Art Scene: Visit ARoS Art Museum and the Old Town.
Nyhavn Canal Cruise: Sail through the picturesque canals of Copenhagen.
Visit the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art: Discover contemporary art amidst scenic landscapes.
Hygge Experience: Embrace the Danish concept of coziness with a relaxed atmosphere.
Best Festivals:
Roskilde Festival (June/July): Enjoy one of Europe's largest music festivals.
Tivoli Festival (Throughout the Year): Experience themed events and entertainment in Tivoli Gardens.
Copenhagen Cooking & Food Festival (August): Delight in culinary delights and food events.
How to Reach from Delhi and Time Taken:
To reach Denmark from Delhi, take a connecting flight to Copenhagen Airport. Flight durations vary based on the specific route and layovers but generally range from 9 to 12 hours. 
Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport offers several flight options for a convenient journey to the Danish capital.
Best Time to Visit:
The best time to visit Denmark is during the summer months (June to August) when the weather is mild, and outdoor activities are in full swing. Spring (March to May) and early autumn (September to October) offer pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds.
Winter (December to February) brings a festive atmosphere, especially during Christmas markets, but be prepared for colder temperatures.
