"Travels of Elias Lennroth I: 1828-1839" is a unique collection of travels and impressions of the outstanding Finnish folklorist Elias Lennroth, who devoted his life to the study of the Slavic folk epic "Kalevala". In this book, Lennroth shares with the reader his travels through various regions of Finland and Karelia, gathering more and more material for his famous works. Readers will have a unique opportunity to see the world through the eyes of a great researcher, discoverer and collector of folk art. Lennroth describes meetings with various people, the circumstances of his travels, as well as his impressions of the collected tales, myths and songs. This book is not only a valuable document for folklorists and linguists, but also a source of inspiration for anyone interested in the culture and history of a people who have always sought to preserve their spiritual heritage and heritage. "Travels of Elias Lennroth I: 1828-1839" is a book that reveals the wonderful world of the Finnish epic through the prism of the life and research of its creator.