Lithuanian nature is our greatest treasure. With it's spectrum of shades of green, the freshness of it's clean water, and it's captivating landscapes, it seems as if the gifts of Lithuania’s nature are inexhaustible for it's people and visitors. Enjoy them, while protecting and nurturing Lithuania’s greatest treasure.

A small European country, Lithuania is nonetheless home to more than 50 universities and colleges. The literacy rate in Lithuania is one of the highest in Europe, and more people in the country go to school than in any other EU member state. Its economy has been one of the fastest growing in the Baltics over the past two decades.

In spite of the rapid pace of its modernization and economic development, Lithuania provides international students with the opportunity to study in one of the countries that has managed to best preserve its mediaeval culture.

Most people have many options available to them when it comes to studying abroad, but the education system in Lithuania is excellent for the majority of those options. In addition, there are opportunities for the country in a number of industries that are expanding, such as technology and medicine.

International students will appreciate a rich culture and a diverse society when they arrive, despite the fact that many people choose to leave rather than remain in the country where they were born. Because of this, it is an excellent place for people to come and study for a period of several years.

Lithuania is committed to innovation, invention, and exploration. Lithuania has contemporary technology, as well as highly developed transportation services and high-speed internet. Lithuania is a great place for people who want to start a business because there are fewer hurdles to jump through.

Because Lithuania is such a small country, it is much simpler to connect with people who share similar values, to be introduced to people who share similar values, and to acquire the resources necessary to make one's dreams come true.

Students are actively assisted by educational institutions in obtaining the appropriate kind of exposure and in meeting prospective employers. In addition to that, they provide state-of-the-art laboratory equipment, up-to-date software, and various other resources.

It is true that Lithuania has a number of innovative technological solutions for cancer treatment, the best studio microphones in the world, smart fabrics, drone jumps, wind tunnels, and many other things for which it can be proud.

It may be hard to believe, but the typical adult in Lithuania is fluent in three languages, enjoys making handicrafts, is or was a member of a dance group or music troupe, and grows their own vegetables. The number of highly skilled and accomplished professionals that Lithuania has produced is well above average.

We have experts in fields such as modelling, the National Basketball Association (NBA), contemporary arts, sports, music, and science, including innovations and discoveries such as the camera drone known as "Airdrop" and 3D holograms. In point of fact, Lithuania is credited with the invention of jeans, in addition to being the place of origin for the first novel in the "Crocodile Dundee" series.

Lithuania is located in such a way that it has easy access to international business and trade channels, making it one of the most dynamic and rapidly growing start-up environments in Europe.

This kind of atmosphere enables students to boost their thinking capabilities, catering to the creation of new ideas and innovations. Lithuania is full of opportunities for students who want to start their own businesses. It has more than 600 start-ups, which shows that it is home to great ideas.

Lithuania has been acclaimed as one of Europe’s entrepreneurial hotspots, ranking first in Europe in early entrepreneurial activity, and is the best country in which to do business.

The Lithuanian climate will surprise you. There are four different Lithuanias. If you have ever visited us in the spring, you may think you came to the wrong country if you were previously here in the winter.

Most of us look forward to spring. After a long winter, it makes us happy with its smell of blooming flowers, blossoming apple and cherry trees, and chestnuts covering everything on ground with their petals.

Autumn smells like apples and mushrooms, and it's a great time for jazz, theatre, exhibitions, and modern art. Autumn is a perfect painter that gives vivid colours to forests, fruits and vegetables in gardens, and plates in the best restaurants. And even when the sky becomes heavily overcast with an elegant grey and rains start to wash everything away.

Lithuania has its own culture, which is shown by the unique Lithuanian language, as well as Nordic traditions and Christian customs that come from its history with Poland. Although linguistic resemblances represent strong cultural ties with Latvia in various historical moments, Lithuania was influenced by Nordic, Germanic, and Slavic cultures.

As Lithuania went from being a country ruled by the Soviet Union to a free Baltic state, it went through many cultural changes.