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Trakai is very safe. There is only 5000 people living there and most of them are elderly people so it’s super chill. There is no nightlife there, everything is so quiet at night you can’t find a single soul in the city.

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Nestled immaculately in the heart of Lithuania, Trakai is an incredibly picturesque island town located just 20 miles west of the capital city, Vilnius. Extolled for its distinctive charm and natural beauty, this historical town basks in the glory of Trakai Island Castle, a red-brick fortress majestically set on Lake Galvė, a picture-perfect canvas for photography enthusiasts. It is known as the historical capital of Lithuania, housing a distinctive community of Karaites, a Turkic ethnic group. Among the shady avenues, regal manor houses, and authentic restaurants, indulge in Kibinai, a traditional Karaite pastry, and sip on Kvass, a popular local non-alcoholic beverage. With its stellar combination of history, culture, and picturesque scenery, Trakai promises a unique and rewarding journey into the heart of Lithuania.


Lithuania, located in the northeastern part of Europe, stands as an untouched gem on the Baltic Sea coast. Known for its rich historical heritage, this country boasts a charming blend of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture, particularly evident in its medieval capital, Vilnius. Its lush nature reserves, such as the Aukstaitija National Park and the Curonian Spit, offer breathtaking views and diverse wildlife to explore. Visitors to Lithuania can expect an array of experiences from 14th-century castles, amber artwork, and folklore traditions to savoring traditional Lithuanian cuisine, which is deeply rooted in the farm-to-table philosophy. Furthermore, Lithuania's rich layers of history are evident in its Jewish Heritage, hill forts, and Soviet-era structures and memorials.

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When traveling to Lithuania, it is advised by the United States, Canadian, and Australian governments to exercise normal precautions. This includes taking standard security and safety measures.

Safety index:	3.9/5	Safe
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Crime index:	1/5	Very Low
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