TALLINN - There are no traditional amusement parks in Estonia, with carousels and cotton candy, but there is the fantastic Pokuland, a fairy-tale village based on the children's books by Edgar Valter. "Pokuland is a special place in Estonia where you can see a completely unique building, a piece of untouched nature, the delightful heritage of Edgar Valter, and kind people," said Ena Drenkhan, manager of Pokuland. The homepage says that the main objective of Pokuland is to help raise a generation that values culture and nature and also has a sense of its national identity. And people are...
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