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Deep dive into the hidden wonders of the Norwegian fjords and explore the magnificent landscapes carved by glaciers.
Among Nordic landscapes, the Norwegian fjords are truly uniquely stunning. They are masterpieces carved into the earth by glaciers over millions of years, with deep waterways nestled between mountains where cliffs, waterfalls, snow-capped peaks, and deep blue waters converge. There are no noisy commercial streets here—it's the perfect place to head into the wild, capture the raw, majestic natural scenery with your camera, and experience a true pilgrimage site for landscape travelers and photography enthusiasts! 📷 📸 Photography spots and lighting techniques The Stegastein Viewpoint is an absolute must-visit for photos! 📍5745 Aurland, Norway, open year-round. The platform extends outward, facing the Aurlandsfjord directly. In the early morning, mist drifts over the mountainside, and a wide-angle lens can capture the rolling mountains and winding waterways for a truly atmospheric shot. 💨 The Eagle Road viewpoint offers a commanding view, 📍Stranda NO, Fv63 27, 6210 Sylte, overlooking the Geirangerfjord, where the Seven Sisters Waterfall cascades down the cliff face. A telephoto lens is perfect for capturing the silky flow of the waterfall. 🌊 For a cruise ship deck shot, pass through the narrow waterways of the Nærøyfjord, where thousand-meter cliffs tower on both sides. Use a slow shutter to capture the ripples on the water. At the end of the Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) hike, the hanging rock faces the Lysefjord directly. The expansive view from the top is perfect for capturing the grand depth of the canyon! For the Trollstigen curves 📍Trollstigen, 6300 Åndalsnes, the mountain road spirals along the cliff face, with distant snow-capped peaks framing the fjord, creating rich layers under the soft light of dawn and dusk. ✨ Scattered wooden cabins on the lakeside cliffs, nestled between the mountains and water, offer great opportunities for capturing a blend of human and natural scenery. 🏡 🚗 Recommended itinerary We recommend this classic fjord highlights route for a relaxed, unhurried pace: Depart from the town of Flåm > take a cruise into the Nærøyfjord (📍Norway postal code: 5747, open year-round), stopping along the way to view waterfalls > drive to the Stegastein Viewpoint > continue along the Eagle Road > visit the Geirangerfjord viewpoint > if time permits, arrange a short hike to Preikestolen to stand on the cliff top and overlook the Lysefjord. 🌄 A road trip is the most flexible way to explore the fjords! You can stop at roadside viewpoints whenever you like, as many stunning scenes are hidden around corners where others might not stop. We recommend setting aside two to three days for the entire trip to slowly take in the changing mountain and coastal scenery. 💙 ⏱ Travel tips May to September is the golden period for visiting. 🌞 From May to June, the snow melts and waterfalls are at their peak; from June to August, the days are long, featuring the midnight sun; in September, the forests turn autumn colors, and there are fewer tourists. In winter, you can encounter frozen mountain landscapes and the aurora, but many mountain roads and viewpoints will be closed, so be sure to check road status before you travel. ⚠️ The weather in the fjord mountains changes rapidly, alternating between sun and rain in an instant, so be sure to pack windproof and waterproof jackets and non-slip hiking shoes. 🧥 It is very windy on mountain peaks and cruise ships, so stay warm. When hiking to cliffside spots like Preikestolen, do not approach the edge and strictly follow the marked trails! Supply points in the mountains are sparse, so prepare drinking water and emergency supplies in advance. 🎒 If you've seen enough gentle landscapes, the Norwegian fjords will redefine your understanding of nature. 🌍 Carved by glaciers over millions of years, deep blue waterways lie quietly in the embrace of the mountains, while waterfalls cascade from cliffs to the water below. There is no artificial scenery here, only the raw, majestic power of the earth. 💥 There is no need to chase the crowds; just move slowly along the fjords, wait for the perfect light, and capture the magnificent, unique landscapes of Northern Europe. ✨
🇳🇴 NORWAY — A Realm Where Nature Exceeds Every Expectation 🏔️🌊
If Iceland is the land of fire and ice, Norway is the ultimate sanctuary of fjords, towering peaks, cascading waterfalls, charming seaside villages, and the ethereal Northern Lights. ✨ Norway is a year-round destination, and each region offers a completely different vibe. Here’s a breakdown of the major zones: 👇 🏙️ 01 Eastern Norway Oslo • Lillehammer • Jotunheimen The capital region, blending urban life with mountain landscapes. Perfect for kicking off a trip that combines city culture with nature. 🌊 02 Fjord Norway Bergen • Flåm • Geirangerfjord • Ålesund The quintessential Norway you see on postcards. 🏔️ Featuring deep fjords, soaring mountains, waterfalls, and quaint waterfront hamlets. 🏞️ 03 Southern Norway Stavanger • Kristiansand • Lysefjord Coastal charm, adorable towns, and iconic hiking trails like Preikestolen. A must for outdoor enthusiasts. 🌌 04 Northern Norway Tromsø • Lofoten • Senja • Bodø The dream destination for those chasing the Northern Lights in winter or the Midnight Sun in summer. 🌌 🏔️ 05 Trøndelag Trondheim • Røros A mix of historic towns, rich culture, great food, and nature. The atmosphere here is distinctly different from the fjord regions. ❄️ 06 Svalbard Longyearbyen • Arctic wilderness Norway's northernmost Arctic territory. 🧊 Raw and extreme nature, tailored for adventure seekers rather than typical tourists. 💡 First-Timer Tips A route covering Oslo → Flåm → Bergen → Geirangerfjord → Ålesund is ideal for a first taste of Norway. If your main goal is the Northern Lights, head further north. 🌌 For fjord lovers, June–August is the peak season, but spring and autumn are equally stunning with fewer crowds. Winter offers a quieter, more dramatic perspective of the fjords. ❄️ Norway isn't just about the "view"—it's a country where the journey itself becomes part of the scenery. 🚆🚢🏔️
Nordic small town summer escape guide feel embraced by nature
Hide away in a Nordic fjord sanctuary 🌿 chase the light at the end of the day 🌊 Ladies, have you ever had a destination that makes your heart race just by looking at the map? This small town in the southwest corner of Norway is exactly that—19 hours of daylight in summer, temperatures always between 15–20°C, the whole city surrounded by fjords and mountains, like being held in nature’s arms 🌿 No fluff, here’s the essential info. ⸻ 🚢 Lysefjord cruise | admire the sheer cliffs from the water Pulpit Rock overlooks the fjord from the top, while the cruise lets you look up at the cliffs from the water—two completely complementary perspectives, both highly recommended. 📍 The pier is at Vågen harbor in the city center, within walking distance 📍 In summer 2026, Go Fjords and Rødne operate the cruises, lasting about 3–4 hours, tickets cost around 500–550 NOK 📍 The cruise passes through the 42 km long Lysefjord, with cliffs up to 1,000 meters high on both sides, waterfalls plunge directly into the sea, summer is the best time to see them at full flow 📍 It’s windy on deck, so a windbreaker or shell jacket is a must. Waterproof cases for cameras or phones are recommended The boat passes right under Pulpit Rock. Looking up at that suspended giant rock creates a strong urge to say “I’m climbing that tomorrow”—or relief that you’re just on the boat 😂 ⸻ 🪨 Kjeragbolten | a heart-pounding hike for the brave If Pulpit Rock is the beginner’s breathtaking view, Kjeragbolten is the advanced level thrill. A roughly 5-meter diameter round boulder wedged between two cliffs, with a 984-meter abyss below. You can stand on the rock in the middle—but beneath your feet is transparent air and the fjord’s surface. 📍 In summer 2026, ferries depart hourly from Tau pier, about 260 NOK one way for car + passenger 📍 The round-trip hike is about 10–12 km with a total ascent of 570 m, taking 6–8 hours 📍 The difficulty is one level higher than Pulpit Rock, with chains to assist climbing sections. Not recommended for those afraid of heights or with knee problems 📍 On summer weekends, there’s a dedicated bus to Kjeragbolten; on weekdays, you need to drive or carpool ⚠️ Important reminder: check the weather forecast before you go. Wet rocks are extremely slippery in rain. Norway’s mountain rescue is professional but response times can be long. ⸻ 🎨 street art map | the whole city is a gallery Since 2001, this city has hosted the Nuart street art festival. Now, over 80 large murals and installations are scattered throughout the city. There’s a free official app with GPS and artwork descriptions so you can listen and watch as you walk. It takes about 2–3 hours to see 15–20 key pieces in the core area. The most famous murals are concentrated on the old town’s east wall and the dock warehouse area. The best time to photograph is around 2 or 3 PM when the light is ideal. Completely free, open 24/7 outdoors. Avoid rainy days as paint surfaces reflect. ⸻ ⛪ cathedral + flower island | half-day slow pace combo Stavanger Cathedral, built in 1125, is one of Norway’s best-preserved medieval churches. It features a mix of Gothic and Romanesque styles. The stained glass windows are stunning in sunlight. Free admission. From there, a 15-minute walk leads to Flor & Fjords flower island park, with lakeside boardwalks, a greenhouse garden, and an outdoor café area. It’s a favorite weekend spot for locals to relax and daydream. Sit with a coffee and watch swans glide by, and time will naturally slow down. ⸻ 🏡 where to stay for comfort If you want easy access to the old town and street art, stay within walking distance of Vågen harbor. Step outside to cobblestone streets and colorful houses. You can capture panoramic views of the old town from your window during the best morning and evening light. If you plan to head to Kjeragbolten or Pulpit Rock early the next day, look for accommodation near the mountain base. You can get on the road or bus right away in the morning, saving commute time to and from the city. Apartments with kitchens offer the best value. Norwegian supermarkets have affordable salmon and bread, so making your own breakfast and dinner saves a lot. ⸻ 📋 money-saving + efficiency tips 🔹 Stavanger city pass (upgraded for 2026) covers public transport and some cruises. A 48-hour pass costs about 350 NOK and pays off if you visit three or more attractions 🔹 Discounted combo tickets for Pulpit Rock + Kjeragbolten are available. Buying together in advance on Go Fjords’ website saves about 80 NOK compared to separate purchases 🔹 Norway’s tap water is high quality and safe to drink. Bring a water bottle to refill and save about 50 NOK daily on bottled water 🔹 July has very long daylight hours. Plan to hike Pulpit Rock in the morning, explore the old town and street art in the afternoon, and watch the sunset at the Sword in the Rock in the evening. Fill your day to make the most of the light 🔹 Don’t forget sunscreen! UV rays at high latitudes are stronger than expected. SPF 50+ is standard This summer fjord town is the kind of place you don’t want to leave once you arrive. Take advantage of the longest daylight in July and go now 🌊
Staying at the hotel of a lifetime in Norway, the fjord wonderland is absolutely breathtaking
Who understands, family! Norway's fjords are truly God's masterpiece! The grandeur of Sognefjord, the waterfalls of Geiranger, the strange rocks of Lysefjord, the pastoral scenery of Hardanger—each place leaves you speechless. The luckiest part was staying in a small cabin by the fjord, waking up to the sound of waterfalls, opening the window to snow-capped mountains and fjords. That kind of awe really makes life worth living! · -- Classic Sognefjord Route 🌊 Flåm Mountain Railway The world's most beautiful railway line is no exaggeration! A 20-minute climb of 863 meters, passing waterfalls and snowy mountains, every second of the scenery is like wallpaper. When the woman in red dances gracefully on the waterfall, it really feels like a fairy tale. 🌊 Nærøyfjord Cruise A UNESCO World Heritage site, narrow and deep, the cruise feels like entering a secret realm. Towering cliffs on both sides, dotted with fairy-tale villages, the 2-hour trip is truly unforgettable. 🌊 Stegastein Viewpoint Overlooking the magnificent Aurlandsfjord panorama, this view is absolutely stunning! The fjord winds like a green ribbon between the mountains, so breathtaking. 🌊 Fjord Floating Sauna Brave souls must try this! An ice and fire experience—after the sauna, jump into the icy fjord, thrilling and fun. 🌊 Fjord Speedboat For thrill-seekers, this is a must! The feeling of cutting through the waves is exhilarating, getting up close to waterfalls with splashes cooling your face. · -- Geiranger Waterfall Route 💧 Seven Sisters Waterfall Seven waterfalls fall side by side from the cliff, incredibly spectacular. Legend says seven sisters raced to see who would fall into the fjord first—so romantic. 💧 Bridal Veil Waterfall Like a bride’s veil, a thin layer falling from the cliff, very beautiful. Faces the Seven Sisters across the fjord, with a romantic legend. 💧 Eagle Road An 11-hairpin mountain road, the viewpoint overlooks the entire Geirangerfjord panorama, truly stunning. A must-drive route with viewpoints all along the way. 💧 Dalsnibba Viewpoint At 1500 meters altitude, a 360-degree unobstructed fjord view, you can see far on clear days. Open only in summer, closed in winter. 💧 Briksdal Glacier You can hike to the glacier’s foot to experience the awe of the ancient icefield up close. The blue ice is stunning, like a gemstone. · -- Lysefjord Strange Rock Route 🪨 Pulpit Rock A 604-meter-high vertical cliff with a 25×25 meter platform. Standing at the edge, the abyss is right below—an indescribable thrill. A 4-hour round-trip hike, the easiest of the three famous rocks. Definitely go at sunrise for fewer people and beautiful views. 🪨 Kjerag Boulder A 5-cubic-meter rock wedged between two cliffs, suspended thousands of meters above the ground. Daredevils must stand on it for photos! So cool. A 6-8 hour round-trip hike, requiring more stamina and courage, open only in summer. 🪨 RIB Speedboat High-speed through Lysefjord, looking up close at cliffs and waterfalls, super thrilling. The wind on your face feels great, and you get a side view of Pulpit Rock. 🪨 Stavanger Old Town The white wooden houses are super cute, very Nordic style. The old town has many restaurants and cafes, perfect for strolling and eating. · -- Hardanger Pastoral Route 🌸 Kinsarvik Orchard The largest fruit-growing area in Northern Europe, cherry blossoms cover the hills in spring, and cherries and apples scent the air in summer. You can pick your own fruit and taste apple cider—super relaxing. The May flower season is stunning, with snow mountains, flower seas, waterfalls, and fjords all at once. 🌸 Folgefonna Glacier You can join glacier hikes to experience the ancient icefield. Led by professional guides, very safe, and you learn a lot about glaciers. 🌸 Vøringsfossen Waterfall A 182-meter-high waterfall plunges from the Hardanger plateau. Standing on the suspended viewing bridge, the roaring water and mist below are overwhelming. 🌸 Låtefossen Twin Waterfalls Two waterfalls flow side by side from the mountains and merge below a classic stone bridge road, a popular photo spot. During summer snowmelt, the water volume surges, and the air is filled with fine mist. 🌸 Odda Town A mirror-like fjord town where industrial relics and nature coexist harmoniously. Very few people, very quiet, perfect for a vacation. · -- Accommodation 🏨 Flåm Historical Hotel Right by the fjord, a century-old hotel, opening the window reveals fjords and snow mountains, the environment is stunning. 🏨 Geirangerfjord Hotel Right next to Geirangerfjord, opening the window reveals the Seven Sisters Waterfall, the view is amazing. 🏨 Stavanger Breidablikk Hotel Right at the foot of Pulpit Rock, convenient for hiking, the hotel has a great design. 🏨 Hardangerfjord Resort Next to the orchard, you can see cherry blossoms in spring and pick fruit in summer, super comfortable. · --
Absolutely amazing! Explore the three major fjords of the four Nordic countries in one trip
🏛️ Cultural Tour Unlock the Essence of the Nordics ▪️ Stockholm City Hall, visit the venue of the Nobel Prize banquet ▪️ Oslo City Hall, check in at the Nobel Peace Prize award site ▪️ Wander through medieval old towns and palace districts across multiple countries, and delve into a century of Nordic history 🏞️ Premium Fjord Experience Multiple Immersive Activities ▪️ In-depth exploration of Norway’s three major fjords, listed as World Natural Heritage sites ▪️ Hike to the iconic Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) featured in Mission: Impossible, the world’s top viewing platform overlooking the fjords ▪️ Experience the fjords from three perspectives: kayaking, mountain train, and fjord cruise 🎠 Four Countries’ Charm A Blend of Fairy Tales and Art ▪️ Bergen’s Bryggen wooden houses, instantly transport you to the Viking fishing harbor era ▪️ Copenhagen’s Little Mermaid, Nyhavn, and Tivoli Gardens fulfill your fairy tale dreams ▪️ Helsinki’s Rock Church and design district, feel the minimalist beauty of the Nordics 🏨 Luxurious Travel Premium Service Throughout ▪️ Stay consecutively at the century-old luxury hotels of the Leading Hotels of the World ▪️ Exclusive Chinese-speaking guide + 7-9 seat business vehicles, worry-free throughout the trip ▪️ All-inclusive price covers visa, accommodation, tickets, special meals, guide tips, and insurance Turn your dream of the Nordics into the scenery beneath your feet. 📌【Click below to secure your rare luxury spot in the Nordics】
Must-Stay Hidden Gem Hotel in Stavanger
Stavanger, a gem on Norway's west coast 💎 Once a quiet fishing village 🎣, it has now transformed into the "North Sea Oil Capital" ⛽️ but still retains that unhurried Nordic charm at its core~ 🏨 Accommodation Recommendation: Staying at Elleseths Hotel is definitely a hidden gem! ✨ New member of SLH ✨ Built in the 1930s ✨ 12 pure white Nordic-style rooms 👑 The top-floor two-bedroom Elleseths Apartment where I stayed: Extra-large floor-to-ceiling windows Panoramic views of the harbor 🌊 Comes with a private kitchenette 🥘 The Michelin two-star RE-NAA restaurant is located inside the hotel Every dish is like a work of art 🍽️ 📸 Must-visit spots: · Norwegian Petroleum Museum ⛽️ + Stavanger Cathedral ⛪️ · Old Town colorful wooden houses 🏠 (every snapshot looks like a postcard) · Canning Museum to experience sardine making 🐟 · Pulpit Rock (movie filming location) 🎬 · Lysefjord yacht/helicopter tours 🚁 🎪 Nearby events: From May to August, you can catch many events: ✓ Constitution Day celebrations ✓ Beer Festival 🍻 ✓ Music Festival 🎵 ✓ Food Festival 🥘
Summer Limited Northern Lights in the Fjords
🌟 In-Depth Exploration · 10 Days in the Nordic Fjords (Viking Cruises' Viking Venus) Core Highlights: Unlock the Nordic Fjords! 10-day slow cruise travel with glaciers + waterfalls + northern lights (summer limited) [Route] Oslo → Bergen → Geirangerfjord → Sognefjord → Oslo [Budget] Balcony cabin starting at 28,000 RMB/person (includes ticket + service fee + shore excursions) [Suitable for] Culture lovers, photography enthusiasts, honeymoon couples [Key Experiences] 1. Fjord Wonders: Visit the Seven Sisters Waterfall and Pulpit Rock in summer, take a small boat into the glacier bay, and watch whales leap out 2. In-depth Shore Excursions: Stroll through the colorful wooden houses in Bergen, visit Vigeland Sculpture Park in Oslo, and experience the slow life of Norway 3. Peaceful Onboard Experience: Nordic design cabins, Michelin-level seafood dining, stargazing on the deck at night for a fully healing experience 📝 Detailed Analysis · Advantages: Unique scenery, rich cultural atmosphere, unhurried itinerary, perfect for deep exploration · Pitfalls to Avoid: Best in summer (June to August), other seasons may have sailing suspensions; book window seats early for better fjord views · Tips: Bring a windproof jacket (fjord winds are strong), a camera tripod, and prepare a small amount of cash in euros
Preikestolen's stunning views! Every snap feels like a masterpiece!
🌞 Today, I was truly blessed by the goddess of luck!!! We actually caught the legendary miracle clear day at Preikestolen 🥹 A cloudless blue sky stretching endlessly, a 604-meter cliff soaring straight into the horizon, and the Lysefjord below like spilled blue ink 💙 📌 Address: Preikestolen, 4129 Songesand, Norway ✈️ For those planning to check it out: · Best season: May to September (stable weather) · Hiking time: About 2 hours one way (remember to wear hiking boots!) · Must-have gear: Windbreaker, sunglasses, water bottle · Tip: Try to start early to avoid the crowds 📸 The breathtaking scenes captured by drone are absolutely stunning! The deep blue of the fjord contrasts sharply with the rugged gray cliffs 🤯 This kind of awe can only be truly felt in person! 🌟 For those who understand: Some views are destined only for the brave For those willing to climb against the mountain wind This magnificent gift from nature Is the best reward for explorers ✨ 💭 Standing at the cliff’s edge, I thought: Life is like climbing Preikestolen Though the journey is tough, the views you gain are definitely worth it Those seemingly unreachable heights Will eventually be conquered by determined steps
Norway's BEST Hiking Guide!!!
Top spots in Norway to see the wonders that attract visitors from all over the world 🌄 📍 Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) The hike takes about 2–3 hours one way. The climb is not too difficult but requires endurance. At the top, you'll find a sheer cliff over the fjord and a sense of complete freedom. It's best to start in the morning to catch the mist and sunrise. 📍 Trolltunga (Troll's Tongue) This is a real trek—about 10–12 hours round trip. The trail goes through rocks, streams, and snowy patches. At the top, you'll find one of Norway's most iconic spots: the edge of a cliff over an abyss, where you feel like you're standing on the border of worlds. 🎒 What to bring: – Comfortable trekking boots (you won't make it without them) – Warm and waterproof clothing—the weather changes instantly – Food and snacks (sandwiches, nuts, chocolate—you'll need lots of energy). We brought a portable stove and had buckwheat with tuna, and it was incredibly delicious 🥹 (photo at the end) – 1.5–2 liters of water – Power bank and flashlight – First aid kit and raincoat – Trash bag—take everything you bring with you 💡 Tip: Check the forecast in advance. Even in summer, it can be +5 °C with wind at the top. And there are no shops or cafes along the way—just you and nature. (Save this so you don't lose it ❤️)
Highly Recommend Self-Driving! Norway's Atlantic Ocean Road is Absolutely Stunning
Ladies! Just finished an epic Nordic self-driving tour, and this Atlantic Ocean Road is breathtakingly beautiful 😭 12 days exploring Norway's three major fjords + Denmark's fairy tale towns, and my mind is still filled with the magnificent fjord scenery. May-September is the best time for a road trip! ❗【👇Click below to unlock an amazing Nordic journey】❗ 🌉【Atlantic Ocean Road】 ▪️Acclaimed as one of the "world's most beautiful roads" ▪️8 bridges connecting islands like scattered pearls ▪️Storseisundet Bridge with massive waves crashing against it is spectacular ▪️Best photo spot: Myrbærholmen viewing platform ▪️Hidden experiences: Northern Lights in the evening + whale watching in the morning 🐋 ⛰️【Norway's Three Major Fjords】 1️⃣Sognefjord - Cruise through the clouds 2️⃣Geirangerfjord - Climb to the top of "Eagle Road" 3️⃣Lysefjord - Visit the famous Pulpit Rock cliff ✨【Magical Experiences】 ✅Stay in a 300-year-old Viking family hotel ✅Kayak touching blue ice - absolutely dreamy ✅City walk through Denmark's fairy tale towns ✅Fjord seafood feast ❗【👇Click below to unlock an amazing Nordic journey】❗
What people are saying about Rogaland
Gamle Stavanger
The old city of Stavanger, this European city full of style, is undoubtedly a shining pearl of Norway. As the historical heart of Stavanger, the fourth largest city in Norway, the old city presents a quiet and quaint picture to tourists with its well-preserved wooden houses and stone-paved alleys. Walking in the alleys of the old city, the white-walled and red-roofed wooden houses on both sides seem to tell a thousand-year story. The stone road is extremely comfortable to walk on, and every step seems to be talking to history. In the old city, the famous canning museum is not to be missed. It witnesses the glorious journey of Stavanger from a sardine canning processing base to an oil and gas field maintenance base. In addition, the life atmosphere of the old city is also intoxicating. Lazy cats nap in the sun, smiling old ladies embroider in front of the window, everything seems so peaceful and leisurely. If you are tired of walking, you might as well find a cafe, taste a cup of fragrant coffee, and enjoy this rare quiet time. The old city of Stavanger is not only a historical site, but also a tourist destination full of life and cultural heritage. Whether for tourists who like history and culture or for travelers who pursue a quiet life, this is a rare place to go.
微凉的夏日沅湘Pulpit Rock
While the photo captures a sense of loneliness, Preikestolen Rock is actually quite lively. You can capture the desired sense of pride. Be sure to go early for less light and fewer people. Otherwise, even if you're queuing, you won't be able to capture this feeling.
yccuiLysefjord
A fjord refers to an estuary with cliffs or slopes on both sides. There are many places with estuaries in the world. The fjords in Norway and New Zealand are relatively famous. In particular, the fjord scenic area in Norway is a major project of Nordic tourism. The beautiful fjords and the surrounding forests and mountains form a beautiful landscape painting.
老少皆宜（）Kongeparken
nice place for fun 😍😍😍 perfect for kids and family bonding. Especially summer season 🥰
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