A century-old residence on the shore of Norway's Aurlandsfjord

The winding and twisting 21,000-kilometer coastline has created Norway's unique fjord scenery. As glaciers recede and sea water rushes into U-shaped valleys, fjords are formed. There are thousands of fjords in Norway, the most famous of which are the Aurlandsfjord, surrounded by mountains and covered with snow, the long and deep Sognefjord, the wild and beautiful Naeroyfjord, and the mysterious and majestic Geirangerfjord.