Viljandi

Viljandi is one of the most sought after counties in Estonia. The county is located in the southern part of Estonia. Many other Estonian counties form land borders with this county. The names of these counties are Jogeva, Jarva, Tartu, Parnu and Valga. The county is not very densely populated as only a small percentage of the population is based in the Estonian county, Viljandi. Like the other counties of Estonia, Viljandi also has a long historical background. In the Middle Ages, this county was the focal point of trade and commerce in the country.

Viljandi is also divided into several rural and urban municipalities. The government in Viljandi County in Estonia is run by a Governor. He has a term of five years in service. Many other Estonian counties can be accessed from this county. Nature at its best can be seen in this county. Viljandi also has a rich traditional and cultural heritage. There are various art forms that are practiced in Viljandi.

Tourism is flourishing highly in Viljandi. Nature is the biggest attraction in this particular county. There are many uplands and lowlands in Viljandi intercepted by lakes. Various events, festivals, concerts and theaters are hosted in the county that has attracted tourists since a long time. Some ancient castle ruins and museums are also major attractions in the Estonian county of Viljandi.