The Norwegian Fjords｜The Fairy Tale World in My Heart

｜The fairy tale world in my heart. Norway, a country you can’t miss when traveling in Northern Europe! Whether it is the endless fjords, towering mountains, deep forests or the twinkling northern lights, they are all fascinating. With more than 150,000 islands, it is known as the "Land of a Thousand Islands"; more than 1,000 fjords form a picturesque scene; and the magnificent mountains make it a favorite itinerary attraction for outdoor enthusiasts. Heidal Stave Church: a masterpiece of medieval architecture and the largest stave church in Norway. Pulpit Rock: The filming location of Mission: Impossible, overlooking the Lysefjord and offering a magnificent view of the fjord. Lysefjord: 42 kilometers long, the river meanders between protruding cliffs and towering mountains, with huge rocks standing on both sides and magnificent scenery. Seaside Fish Market: It has a long history and records the development of the city's fishery. Bergen: Norway's second largest city and the largest and most beautiful port on the west coast. Sognefjord: The longest and deepest fjord in the world, with a total length of 204 kilometers and a maximum depth of 1,308 meters. Ålesund: The architectural style is elegant and unique, giving people a feeling of entering a fairy tale world. Boyablin Glacier: A branch of the Jostedablin Glacier, the glacier blends beautifully with the emerald green mountains. Atlantic Road: a century-old Norwegian construction with unique structure, magnificent natural scenery and rich historical background. Features: Flåm Cableway, Fjord Cruise, Flåm Mountain Railway Itinerary: D1: Oslo - Heidar - Stavanger D2: Stavanger - Lysefjord - Stavanger D3: Stavanger-Bergen D4: Bergen - Gudvangen - Flåm - Fjord Town D5: Fjord Town - Fjerrand (Boyabryn Glacier + Glacier Museum) - Alesund - Fjord Town D6: Fjord Town - Atlantic Highway - Eagle Road - Lom D7: Lom - Lillehammer - Oslo