Urbanisation results from a natural increase in the population and rural to urban migration. People migrate to towns and cities in hope of gaining a better standard of living. They are influenced by pull factors that attract them to urban life, and push factors that make them dissatisfied with rural living.

Process of developing towns and making an area more urban is called urbanisation. It results in movement of people from rural areas to urban areas.

The movement of populations from rural to urban areas is called urbanization.

A more relaxed pace of life Not only are rural neighbourhoods quieter and more picturesque, but they’re also known for being safer, with less crime, pollution, litter and traffic.

A rural area is an open swath of land that has few homes or other buildings, and not very many people. A rural areas population density is very low. Many people live in a city, or urban area. In a rural area, there are fewer people, and their homes and businesses are located far away from one another.

In line with earlier research, we found that urban populations are, on average, happier than rural populations in that they return higher levels of happiness.

According to a recent Trulia survey, people who currently live in suburban and rural areas are satisfied with their locale — enough so that they want to remain in the same area in five years.

Here are a few rural living tips to help new homeowners make the adjustment to living in the country.

1. Know Your Utilities. Utility services in rural areas often do not include water or sewage services.
2. Take Security Measures.
3. Dress for the Weather.
4. Plan Your Travel Around Rural Road Conditions.
5. Get Involved in the Community.

The divide between city and country services is being eroded ‘, it was found that people who live in the country are happiest. A stronger sense of connection to community led to a greater degree of happiness for people living in rural or regional areas of Australia—provided those areas were not too remote.

The answer is a resounding yes. The scientists calculated the happiness average for the worldwide urban population to be 5.48, compared to 5.07 for the worldwide rural population.

“Where a person lives determines their level of happiness more than any other factor,” Buettner says.

Thanks to several new studies, research is showing that where you live does affect your personality, but only to a point. In examining both how people regard relationships and how they function within them, Chopik and Motyl were able to gain some insight into state-based personality trends.

American scientists recently studied an old photo of a team of baseball players, and found that those who smiled in the shot did indeed live longer. The big smilers lived an average of 79.9 years.

14 Things That Make You Happy And Enjoy Life More

• Start with a Good Dose of Gratitude.
• Make Sure You’re Giving Back.
• Laugh Every Day (It’s Better than Money)
• Foster Good Relationships with Family and Friends.
• Take Some Alone Time.
• Do What You Love.
• Volunteer Your Time.
• Get Enough Exercise.

Thinking back to what you enjoyed in your childhood or trying something new can lead you to something that adds joy to your life. Noticing what makes you feel rejuvenated or finding a long-neglected life pursuit — all of these can kickstart the process.

Laugh Every Day (It’s Better than Money) When you laugh, you release happy hormones called oxytocin and endorphins. These are hormones that uplifts us as we share experiences with others. These are things that make you happy.

According to the report, the ten happiest countries are:

• Finland.
• Denmark.
• Switzerland.
• Iceland.
• Netherlands.
• Norway.
• Sweden.
• Luxembourg.

Is there anything that makes you feel happy lately? Yes. There is. My mom visited me three days ago and will stay with me for one week.