The world's least "attractive" Christmas tree.

This unique 1.5-meter-tall "Christmas tree" took over two weeks to complete. Blue scissors were used to replace branches, while lighters and Swiss Army knives served as the main decorations. The tree also features bullets, a fake bloodstained knife, and a fake gun, while the star at the top is made from assembled sword blades.

Notably, everything on the tree falls under the category of items passengers are prohibited from carrying in their luggage. "The purpose of this is to send an educational message about the importance of aviation security," a spokesperson for Vilnius Airport said.

Knives, scissors, lighters, blades, and all other dangerous goods are prohibited items in carry-on baggage and will be confiscated during airport screening. Airport staff advise passengers to be more careful when packing their luggage if they don't want these dangerous personal items to become decorations on this unique "Christmas tree."

Earlier this year, Vilnius was named the cheapest European city destination. The average price for two nights in a 3-star hotel, along with other expenses such as a glass of wine, a three-course dinner, and art gallery tickets, was around £147.35 – down 11% from last year.

Hannah Nguyen