1. City or village?

City:

Pros: more work, convenient infrastructure, access to medical services, entertainment, schools, shops.

Cons: noise, traffic jams, high cost of housing, less nature.

Village:

Pros: silence, fresh air, space, closeness to nature, a sense of freedom.

Cons: less work, medical and educational institutions, you need to travel more by car.

Statistics show: young people often choose cities because of work and study, and families with children and older people - villages, for the sake of peace and clean air.

2. Mountains or plains?

Mountains:

Pros: clean air, beautiful views, active recreation, fewer industrial zones.

Cons: harsh climate, remoteness from city amenities, roads can be problematic in winter.

Plains:

Pros: convenient transport accessibility, milder climate, easier to build houses and infrastructure.

Cons: fewer picturesque landscapes, sometimes high humidity or heat in summer.

Research shows that people living in the mountains suffer less from stress and cardiovascular diseases, but getting used to the cold winter requires fortitude.

3. Cold country or warm?

Cold country:

Pros: clean air, fewer insects and allergens, active winter recreation.

Cons: short daylight hours in winter, high heating costs, sometimes harsh climate.

Warm country:

Pros: long sunny days, outdoor recreation all year round, more fresh fruit.

Cons: heat in summer, humidity, more insects and risk of allergies, sometimes natural disasters (hurricanes, floods).

Health statistics show that climate affects the cardiovascular system, and the psychological state of people is often better in warm countries where there is more sun.

Conclusion

There is no ideal place. Everything depends on your goals and lifestyle:

If you value a career and convenience - a city and a plain, a warm climate.

If you want peace, health and nature - a village or mountains, even if the climate is colder.

The main thing is that the place of life corresponds to your habits, work and dreams.