Fishing village of Reine, Lofoten Islands, Norway

Reine is located in the Lofoten Islands in the Norwegian Arctic and is the administrative center of the municipality of Moskenes in the county of Nordland. Reine has been a trading post since 1743 and is the center of the local fishing industry, with a fishing fleet and fish processing and marketing facilities. In Reine in winter, you can see fish drying wooden racks everywhere. At this time, the fish has turned into dried fish with extremely low water content. It is obvious that the drying time has been long enough, perhaps for several months. . Norway's largest weekly magazine Allers voted Reine the most beautiful village in Norway in the late 1970s. Photos from the 448-meter-high Mount Reinebreen have been used on the front pages of several travel brochures and books. Reine was the location where Coca-Cola launched Coca-Cola life in Norway in January 2015, calling it "our smallest promotion to date". Although it was the middle of winter, about 200 people attended the open-air event in Reine, which has a permanent population of only about 370. In fact, the first time I learned about Reine was during my trip to Norway. I asked the locals where the most beautiful places in Norway were, and they all recommended the Lofoten Islands. #Overseas travel #Norway travel #Norway travel #Norwegian attractions #Norwegian scenery #I'm so hung up in Norway #Lofoten islands #Arctic trip #Arctic circle #Ice and snow world #Ice and snow fantasy #Fishing village