Nordic Identity refers to the shared cultural, historical, and social characteristics of the countries in the Nordic region, which includes Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. This identity is shaped by a common heritage, including the influence of the Vikings, a strong emphasis on social welfare, and a commitment to environmental sustainability. The Nordic Identity is also reflected in the region's languages, traditions, and values, such as lagom (balance) and hygge (coziness). These elements contribute to a sense of belonging among the Nordic people, fostering cooperation and unity across the region.