The Netherlands, which means "lower countries," is a country in Europe with a flat topography. Approximately 26% of the area is below sea level, while the other 50% is only 1 meter above sea level. Therefore, you won't find mountain or beach tourism in this country.

So, what are the Dutch tourist attractions? This country of the tulip flower has many flower parks to visit. There is Keukenhof Park with the enchanting beauty of its colorful Tulip flowers. Or the Vondel Park, which is the center of the crowd for celebrating Queen's Day or King's Day.

There is also Bloemenmarkt or Floating Flower. The only floating market in the world that sells various types of flowers. It has been declared a UNESCO world heritage site. Known as the land of windmills, the Netherlands has many windmills used to generate electricity. You can visit its oldest, De Gooyer Windmill, in Amsterdam. Or if you are interested in art and history, you can go to the famous Van Gogh Museum and Rijksmuseum.

Apart from that, Dutch culinary specialties are also interesting to try. Bitterballen, Poffertjes, Lekkerbekje en Kibbeling, Huzarensalade, Oliebollen, Stamppot, Erwtensoep, and many others. The country is also famous for its rich artistic history, with major works by artists such as Rembrandt and Van Gogh.