Belgium

Belgium, known officially as The Kingdom of Belgium, is a land of vibrant culture and rich history. The country is home to more than 11.5 million people and is composed of three distinct regions. The three main regions of Belgium are the Flemish Region in the north, the Walloon Region in the south, and the Brussels-Capital Region. Aside from being the capital of Belgium, Brussels is also the country's smallest, most densely populated, and richest region (GDP per capita).

While the majority of Belgian residents speak Dutch, portions of the population also speak French and German. This linguistic diversity has given rise to incredible artistic advancements and a highly-complicated system of government. Belgium is governed by a total of six distinct federal, regional, and community-based governments.

Bordered by France, Germany, Luxemburg, and the Netherlands, Belgium is composed of three distinct geographical regions. The coastal plain region stretches across the northwestern portion of the country, while the center of the country is known as the central plateau. The final region of Belgium, the Ardennes uplands, lies in the southeast and is composed of extensive forests and rolling hills.

Aside from the snacks included in your box, Belgium is known for its beer, chocolate, waffles, and French fries. Belgium is also known worldwide for its athletic accomplishments, notably in the FIFA World Cup and the Tour de France.