What is the Norwegian philosophy of 'koselig', which could make you love winter?


By AGENCY
  • Living
  • Thursday, 13 Oct 2022

The concept of koselig can be translated by a feeling of comfort. Photo: AFP

When temperatures start dropping and cloudy days become more frequent, many of us find that our desire to spend time outdoors drops alongside the thermostat.

What if you adopted the koselig approach? Straight from Norway, this attitude is all about embracing a lifestyle that prioritises comfort and socialising.

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