2025 Forsand Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Today I felt that death is very close to me. This should be the most difficult mountain you have ever climbed in your life, and it will also be the most unforgettable in your life⛰ One of the three most unique stones in Norway - Miracle Stone At the foot of the mountain, there is a steep slope that is very difficult to walk on, which goes directly from 620m to 825m. This is the first time I saw there are really many iron belts to help you climb up. When we reached the high point of the first hill, it started to rain heavily... It was really slippery walking on the rocks up and down the slope in the heavy rain. But because of time constraints, we must walk very quickly. By the second or third section, the rain turned into hail and kept hitting my face, which was very painful. When you are almost there, you have to pass a small stream. The heavy rain has made the water flow fast and urgent. Then, I crossed my legs wrong...my left foot was completely wet...and I was freezing. But I finally arrived 🥺 My legs were shaking as I walked towards the Miracle Stone. The road was extremely narrow, and you had to walk slowly and sideways to avoid falling. I even accidentally looked down...but actually when you are actually standing on the stone, it is not scary at all. Even if you look down, it's okay. However, the way back was the real disaster... The scariest part was walking on the slope, but you couldn't see the road ahead... and the stones were very slippery. My feet kept shaking and I couldn't find a place to put them. After that, I successfully slid down 1 meter like a slide... Fortunately, there was a big rock to support me. Otherwise, I should keep sliding down.. I can say goodbye... Although the whole section of the road is really dangerous, the weather is bad, and it makes you tired and exhausted, but when you finish it, the satisfaction you feel is unmatched by anything else 🤍 Recommended to everyone who loves challenges! #SeptemberGoodPlaces2024 #Norway #WonderStone

🌎In remote Northern Europe, there is a country favored by God alone - Norway. This is the home of fjords and glaciers, and a gorgeous stage for the Northern Lights. Driving through Norway is like stepping into a moving picture. Every step is a surprise and every scene is a swan song. Today, let us embark on this self-driving journey together and experience the unique tranquility and mystery of Norway! ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩Oslo→Stavanger→Bergen→Flåm→Sogndalfjord Town→Geirangerfjord Town→Finn Island→Alesund 🌼Daily schedule DAY1: Oslo - Vigeland Sculpture Park - Munch Museum - National Gallery of Norway DAY2: Stavanger—Petroleum Museum—Lysefjord—Pulpit Rock DAY3: Bergen Old Town – Bryggen Pier – Bergen Fish Market DAY4: Hardangerfjord-Hardanger Road-Flåm DAY5: Flåm-Aurland Road-Sognefjord-Kersdal Glacier-Sogndal DAY6: Sogndalfjord Town-Geirangerfjord Town DAY7: Eagle Road-Elf Road-Molde DAY8: Molde-Atlantic Road-Finn Island-Aalesund DAY9: Alesund Church-Alesund Museum-Airport 🌸The self-driving mileage is about 1,600 kilometers, and the recommended travel time is 9 days, which is suitable for everyone. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Petroleum Museum: Located in the seaport of Stavanger, Stavanger is the famous North Sea oil capital, where many oil giants gather here. At the Norwegian Petroleum Museum you can learn about petroleum formation, detection and extraction and other popular science knowledge. The museum combines the progress of oil exploration technology with the image data of important moments in the history of Norwegian oil development. It also has many interactive projects, which are both informative and interesting. ✔️Bryggen Pier: Bryggen, which means wharf in Norwegian, was listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979. Bryggen is located in the eastern part of the harbor. In the mid-14th century, many merchants from northern Germany operated the cod trade here, and the prosperity was unprecedented. The pier wooden house was once the liaison office of Norway's underground organization fighting against the German Nazis. The century-old building has witnessed the vicissitudes of history. ✔️Sognefjord: Norway’s longer and deeper fjord, stretching from the coast north of Bergen to the mountainous Jotunheimen National Park and the glacier-lined Josdabrian National Park. Glacier meltwater flows into it, making the water of the fjord as green as emerald and the scenery picturesque. The depth of Sognefjord reaches more than 1,300 meters, and the peaks on both sides are more than 1,700 meters above sea level. ✔️Hardangerfjord: Located in Hordaland County, Norway, it is 179 kilometers long. It is the fourth longest fjord in the world and the second longest fjord in Norway, second only to Sognefjord. The Folger Glacier in Hardangerfjord is the third largest glacier in Norway. The glacier consists of three parts, covering 220 square kilometers of land, and has been protected as a national park since 2005. ✔️Aurland: Walk 2-3 kilometers further along the fjord from the town of Flåm to Aurland. Aurlandsfjord is 29 kilometers long and is a branch of Sognefjord, the longest fjord in Norway. Aurlandsfjord is deep and narrow, with the deepest reaching 962 meters below sea level, and its width is usually less than 2 kilometers. The Norwegians took advantage of the terrain and designed the water-rich Aurlanddalen Gorge into a hydroelectric power station for domestic use. ☀️Norway, a picturesque country with some of the most beautiful fjords and glaciers in the world. Self-driving travel not only allows you to deeply experience the magnificence and delicacy of this land, but also allows you to experience the rich Nordic style in the towns along the way. Whether it is the magnificent natural scenery or unique cultural customs, Norway can bring you unprecedented shock and emotion. #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

#aprilblooms 📍Address:Kjeragbolten, Forsand, Rogaland, Norway. Kjeragbolten is a famous boulder wedged in a mountain crevice on the Kjerag mountain in Norway. It is a popular tourist attraction known for its breathtaking views and the thrilling experience of standing on the rock. The hike to Kjeragbolten is challenging, covering approximately 10 kilometers with an elevation gain of about 600 meters. It is recommended for experienced hikers due to its rugged terrain. Tips: - The hike to Kjeragbolten typically takes around 6-8 hours round trip. - Wear sturdy hiking shoes and bring sufficient water and snacks. - The best time to visit is during the summer months when the weather is more favorable. Have a wonderful trip!

🇳🇴 Norway, Stavanger 📍 Preikestolen, Pulpit Rock 🏞 One of Norway's top 3 trekking destinations 🏞 A hiking spot offering a panoramic view of Lysefjord 🏞 Round trip: 8 km, approximately 4 hours 🏞 Hiking boots recommended; sneakers can be slippery 🏞 Use the restroom at the entrance beforehand 🏞 Bring water and a light meal for lunch 🏞 Make sure to take your trash back with you

#aprilblooms 📍Address: Lysefjord, Rogaland, Norway. Lysefjord is a stunning fjord located in southwestern Norway, renowned for its dramatic cliffs, waterfalls, and picturesque landscapes. It stretches 42 kilometers and is surrounded by high mountains, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The fjord is famous for attractions like the Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen) and Kjerag, which offer breathtaking views and challenging hikes. Tips: - The best way to experience Lysefjord is by taking a boat tour or hiking to viewpoints like Pulpit Rock. - Wear comfortable hiking shoes and bring weather-appropriate clothing. - Early morning or late afternoon visits can offer fewer crowds and better lighting for photography. Enjoy your time!

Norway's Stavanger, a city hidden in Northern Europe, is like a pearl carved by the years, exuding a unique and charming allure, waiting for people to uncover its mysterious veil. Arriving in Stavanger, the first thing that catches your eye is the rows of colorful stone houses. These stone houses are the city's historical witnesses, telling stories of the past with their mottled walls and quaint roofs. Strolling through the narrow streets between the stone houses, the stone slabs under your feet bear the traces of time, making a crisp sound, as if talking to time. Every stone and every window contains the city's profound cultural heritage. Stavanger's natural scenery is equally breathtaking. Lysefjord is the iconic landscape here, like a deep sword, dividing the mountains in two. Taking a cruise through the fjord, the cliffs on both sides tower into the clouds, with a vertical drop of hundreds of meters, giving people a strong visual impact. The snow on the top of the mountain shines with golden light under the sunlight, contrasting with the green fjord water, forming a beautiful picture. When the cruise ship approaches Pulpit Rock, the magnificent scene is even more shocking. Pulpit Rock is like a natural viewing platform, standing on the edge of the fjord, attracting countless brave hikers to challenge it. Overlooking from Pulpit Rock, the beauty of the fjord is unobstructed, and the heroic feeling of "I will be at the top of the mountain and see all the small mountains" arises spontaneously. In addition to the fjord, the forests and lakes around Stavanger are also gifts from nature. Walking into the forest, the fresh air is refreshing, the tall trees cover the sky, and the sunlight shines through the gaps in the leaves, forming golden spots. The streams in the forest are gurgling, crystal clear, and the fish swim freely in the water. The lake is like a calm mirror, reflecting the surrounding mountains and forests, as beautiful as a poem. Here, you can stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city, immerse yourself in the embrace of nature, and feel its tranquility and power. Stavanger's food culture is also unique. The local seafood is fresh and delicious, with salmon, cod, shrimp, and everything else you could want. Enjoying an authentic seafood feast, the tender fish melts in your mouth, and the rich marine flavor is unforgettable. In addition, Norwegian cheese and bread should not be missed. They have a mellow taste and a rich aroma, adding a unique taste memory to the trip. In the night of Stavanger, the lights are dotted, reflecting each other with the starry sky. Strolling on the street, feeling the tranquility and peace of the city. Stavanger, with its unique natural landscape, profound history and culture, and delicious food, brings an unforgettable travel experience to every visitor, making people deeply intoxicated and reluctant to leave.

| Pulpit Rock: The most stunning cliff in Northern Europe! Hey everyone, today I'm taking you to Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen) in Norway, which can be said to be one of the most spectacular hiking destinations in the world! 💙 From the top of the cliff with a vertical drop of more than 600m, you can overlook the entire Lysefjord, and the scenery is breathtakingly beautiful! 🌊✨ Standing on the edge of the cliff, it feels like the whole world is at your feet... Do you want to take on the challenge? 🚶‍♂️💪 ⸻ ⛱️ Must-see highlights 📍 🏔️ Stunning cliff: 604m vertical drop • The cliff of Pulpit Rock is almost 90 degrees vertical. Looking down from the edge, you really get the feeling that "the sky is falling"! 😱 (Those with a fear of heights should be cautious!) • The terrain here is very special, forming a natural square rock platform, with an area of about 25×25 meters, like a viewing platform specially carved by nature! 📸✨ 📍 🌊 Unbeatable panoramic fjord: Lysefjord • Overlooking Lysefjord from Pulpit Rock, the blue lake surface of the entire fjord is like a ribbon, winding between the mountains, with a majestic momentum! 💙🏞️ • When the weather is good, the sky and the fjord water surface are connected, and the photos taken are like being in the clouds! ☁️ 📍 🚶‍♂️ Classic hiking route • The whole journey is 8 km, one way takes about 2 hours, and a round trip takes 4–5 hours. It is one of the most classic hiking routes in Norway! 🥾 • Along the way, there are forests, streams, stone steps, steep slopes, and rock steps, with rich changes. The moment you climb to the top, it is definitely worth it! 💪🔥 📍 📸 Classic photo poses • Pose on the edge of the cliff (the brave can try standing on the edge, but safety first! ⚠️) • Cliff sitting photo, with your feet hanging in the 600m high sky, super shocking! 👣 • Leap over Pulpit Rock, jump on the stone platform, and take dynamic blockbusters! 🏃‍♂️ ⸻ 📅 Travel Guide 🕰 Best time to visit: June to September (summer is the best, the weather is stable, and the sunshine hours are long) 🌤 Best time to take pictures: early morning or evening, when there are fewer people and the light is soft, the photos taken are super beautiful! 📸 ⸻ 🚗 Transportation Guide 🚍 Depart from Stavanger • 🚌 Bus + Hike: 1. First take a bus from Stavanger to Preikestolen Fjellstue (about 40 minutes). 2. From the hostel, start the 8 km hike, which takes about 2 hours one way. • 🚗 Self-driving: Stavanger to the Pulpit Rock parking lot is about 40 minutes' drive, and the parking fee is about NOK 200. ⸻ 💗 Other Tips ✔ Wear non-slip hiking shoes. There are many rock steps, which are easy to slip on rainy days! 🥾 ✔ Bring enough water and snacks. There are no supply points on the mountain. You need to be fully prepared for a 4–5 hour hike! 🍫💧 ✔ Safety first! There is no guardrail on the cliff. Do not take dangerous actions on the edge. Be more careful in strong winds! ⚠️ ✔ Try to avoid noon and the peak tourist season. Pulpit Rock is very popular. If you want to take beautiful photos with no one around, it is best to go early in the morning! 🌄 ⸻ 🤔 Is it worth coming? ✅ Do you like hiking challenges? This is one of the most worthwhile cliff hiking routes to conquer in Northern Europe! 🥾🏔️ ✅ Want to take shocking blockbusters? The 600m high-altitude cliff panoramic view is a cover-level beauty with a random shot! 📸✨ ✅ Love nature? Fjords, mountains, and forests are perfectly integrated, and you can feel the magnificent scenery of Norway! 🌿🌊 🌟 Summary: Pulpit Rock is definitely one of the must-see spots for traveling in Norway. Both the hiking experience and the scenery are world-class! Come here and stand on the top of the cliff to feel the shock of nature! 🏔️💙

Want to go to Norway for a short vacation? This 9-day guide takes you on an in-depth tour! Explore the four great fjords, hike to Pulpit Rock, and walk through Mount Floyen. Take a ride on the Flamberg Railway, visit the Briksdal Glacier, and don't miss the spectacular Atlantic Road! Come and start your trip to Norway! / 🗺️Route arrangement: DAY1: Arrive in Stavanger, pick up by special car and take to the hotel, the trip to Norway officially begins! DAY2-3: Depart from Stavanger, hike to Pulpit Rock to appreciate the scenery of the Lysefjord, and then head to Bergen. Visit the colorful fairytale town and take the Floyen Mountain Cable Car to explore the Norwegian forest. DAY4: Depart from Bergen, cruise on the Nærøyfjord, pass the Hardangerfjord and the Sognefjord, and finally arrive in Flåm. DAY5: Depart from Flåm, take a mountain train to visit the Aurlandsfjord, visit the Briksdal Glacier, and finally arrive in Stirling. DAY6-7: Stirling goes to Geirangerfjord, where you may encounter dolphins and seals during the boat trip. Cross the Eagle Road and the Fairy Road, then experience the wildness and beauty of the Atlantic Road, and finally fly to Oslo. DAY8: One-day tour of Oslo city, visit the Munch Museum, check in Akershus Castle and other landmarks. DAY9: We were sent to the airport in advance according to the flight time, ending our trip to Norway. / Attractions to visit: Sognefjord ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Norway - Opening hours: Open all day - Playing time: 2-3 hours The picturesque scenery was formed by the influx of meltwater from glaciers. It is one of the most magnificent natural landscapes in the world. The waterway is lined with steep cliffs and towering mountains. Munch Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Edvard Munchs Plass 1, 0194 Oslo, Norway - Opening hours: Monday-Tuesday, Sunday 10:00-18:00; Wednesday-Saturday 10:00-21:00 - Playing time: 2-3 hours - The museum houses a large amount of valuable materials about Munch, and is a must-see place to learn about this artist. Flame Train ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Bergen 5742, Norway - Opening hours: Monday-Thursday, Saturday 08:00-16:00; Friday, Sunday 08:00-17:30 - Play time: 1-2 hours - The scenery along the way is magnificent. It is a unique experience to take a train to appreciate the beauty of Norway's mountains and rivers. Bryggen ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Bryggen, 5003 Bergen, Norway - Opening hours: 09:00-16:00 - Play time: 1-2 hours - The bright colors of the wooden houses constitute the source of Norway's colors. Take a walk among them and feel the unique charm of Norway. / What to pack for a trip to Norway? 📞 A Norwegian phone card is a must-have for easy communication and not getting lost in the forests and fjords of Northern Europe. 🔌 Don’t forget the plug converter, as the socket type in Norway may be different from your home. 📖 Passport, visa, and air tickets are of utmost importance. Be sure to check them again and again before departure. 👔 Norway is still a bit cold in March, so bring a warm coat and waterproof shoes to cope with all kinds of weather. 🔋 Chargers and power banks to ensure your electronic devices are always powered. 💊 Keep some medicines and first aid supplies handy, just in case. Safety comes first. / 🌟Our trip to Norway ends here. I look forward to exploring the secrets with you next time. Stay tuned for more exciting things! 🌟

Winter vacation is coming! 12-day tour of multiple Nordic countries, a dream journey is waiting for you! A super practical guide that will help you easily enjoy Northern Europe, save it now! 🚗Route Overview: Day 1: Drive from Hamburg to Copenhagen, and then to Helsingborg. Day 2-3: Depart from Helsingborg, drive to Stockholm, take a cruise to Helsinki, and stay overnight on the cruise. Afterwards, we returned to Stockholm and stayed overnight on the cruise ship again. Day 4-5: Drive from Stockholm to Karlstad, and then to Oslo. Day 6-8: Depart from Oslo, pass through Heidel and arrive in Stavanger. Then we will visit the Lysefjord and finally head to Bergen. Day 9-11: Depart from Bergen and visit Gudvangen, Flåm and the fjord towns. Then head to Fjerland to visit the glacier and museum, pass Ålesund, and finally return to the fjord town. The next part of the journey will be along the Atlantic Highway, via the Eagle Road, to Lom. Day 12: Depart from Lom, pass through Lillehammer, and finally return to Oslo to end the journey. Must-see attractions: Songnefjord ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Norway - Opening hours: open all day - Duration: 2-3 hours - Picturesque scenery, formed by the melting water of glaciers, a masterpiece of nature waiting for you to explore! Amalienborg Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Amalienborg Slotsplads 5, 1257 København K - Opening hours: Opening hours vary according to season - Visiting time: 1-2 hours - The official residence of the Danish royal family, feel the royal style and appreciate the unique charm of the Nordic royal palace. Vasa Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Galarvarvsvagen 14, Stockholm 115 21 Sweden - Opening hours: adjusted according to the season, extended opening hours on Wednesdays - Visiting time: 1-2 hours - Explore the history of warships more than 300 years ago, admire more than 700 precious sculptures, and feel the weight of history. The Little Mermaid ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Langelinie, 2100 Copenhagen Ø - Opening hours: unlimited - Duration: 15-30 minutes - The city symbol of Copenhagen, feeling the tranquility and elegance of the sad girl in the deep sea, it is intoxicating. Stockholm Royal Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Slottsbacken 1, Old Town, Stockholm - Opening hours: January 1st - April 30th 10:00-16:00 - Visiting time: 2-3 hours - The office of the King of Sweden, with an elegant and majestic architectural style, allows you to appreciate the nobility and glory of the Nordic royal family. Travel tips: 🍽️ Food: Nordic cuisine is rich and varied, from salted raw salmon fillet to bread and cheese, don't forget to taste the local specialties! ⏰ Time difference: The time difference between Northern Europe and China is about 6-7 hours. Remember to adjust to the time difference and enjoy a wonderful journey. 📖 Visa information: Many Nordic countries require a Schengen visa. Prepare your documents and itinerary in advance for easy travel. 💡 Tips: The voltage in Northern Europe is 220volt, so remember to bring a conversion plug. Also, don’t forget to tip the service staff! Come to the Nordic countries and enjoy the fairy-tale scenery and culture. Make your trip full of romance and adventures and make it worthwhile!

Hey guys, here's a 12-day itinerary for Northern Europe! This is all you need to know to explore Northern Europe. It's full of useful information, so save it now! -------- Explore Northern Europe and discover the rich history of the Vikings 📜. Be amazed by the natural wonders of the fjords and the Northern Lights 🌌. Experience the unique local culture and let fairy tales and legends intertwine on this land 🏰. -------- 🚗 Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Hamburg 🍔 and drive to Copenhagen, then drive to Helsingborg. Day 2-3: Travel from Helsingborg to Stockholm, take a cruise 🛳 to Helsinki, and spend the night on the cruise. The next day, take a cruise back to Stockholm and spend another night on the cruise. Day 4: Depart from Stockholm and drive to Karlstad. Day 5: Leave Karlstad and drive to Oslo. Day 6-8: Visit Oslo, then head to Stavanger, stopping at Haidar along the way. Then explore Lysefjord and finally arrive in Bergen. Day 9-11: Depart from Bergen and visit Gudvangen, Flam, and the fjord town. Then visit the Boyabreen Glacier and Glacier Museum in Fjærland, and then head to Ålesund. Finally, travel along the Atlantic Road and Eagle Road to Lom. Day 12: Leave Lom and head to Lillehammer, then return to Oslo 🏰 to end your Northern Europe trip. -------- Packing list: 🧳 📞 SIM card and plug adapter: The voltage in Northern Europe may be different, so bring an adapter and a local SIM card to stay connected. 🪪 Documents and visa: Passport, ID card, and visa are essential for travel, so keep them safe. 👚 Clothing: Warm coat and thermal underwear. It's cold in Northern Europe in February, so don't forget your hat, scarf, and gloves. 🔋 Charger and power bank: Bring enough chargers for your electronic devices so you can keep taking photos and posting online. 💊 Medicine: Cold medicine and painkillers, just in case. Staying healthy is important when traveling. -------- A trip to Northern Europe is a blend of fantasy and reality. Every step is a beautiful view, waiting for you to discover more stories!

Norway 7-day tour, seniors can also have fun! Fjord scenery, Pulpit Rock, and the magnificent Trollstigen, surrounded by forests, enjoy the beauty of nature! . Norway, the pearl of Northern Europe🌟, has a thousand-year Viking history🛶, magnificent fjords and midnight sun🌅, as well as unique Sami culture and folklore🎭. Come to Norway and experience an adventure through time and space!🚀 . Route overview:🗺️ DAY1️⃣: Heddal Stave Church Explore the ancient Heddal wooden church and feel the weight of history and the sacred atmosphere. DAY2️⃣: Pulpit Rock - Lysefjord Challenge the spectacular Pulpit Rock, enjoy the beautiful scenery of Lysefjord, and enjoy the magnificence and tranquility of nature. DAY3️⃣: Bryggen - Fløibanen Funicular - Bergen Fish Market Stroll through the ancient buildings of Bryggen, take the Fløibanen Funicular to overlook the panoramic view of Bergen, and finally visit the lively Bergen Fish Market. DAY4️⃣: Sognefjord Cruise the Sognefjord, enjoy the beauty of Norway's deepest fjord, and enjoy the tranquility and harmony of nature. DAY5️⃣: Fjord Town - Fjærland (Bøyabreen Glacier + Glacier Museum) - Ålesund - Fjord Town Visit the fjord town, visit the Bøyabreen Glacier and Glacier Museum in Fjærland, then head to the picturesque Ålesund, and finally return to the fjord town to rest. DAY6️⃣: Atlantic Road Drive on the Atlantic Road and feel the shock and joy brought by this beautiful road. DAY7️⃣: Maihaugen Open-Air Museum Visit the Maihaugen Open-Air Museum to learn about Norway's traditional culture and history, and end the journey with a perfect ending.🌟 . Travel list:🧳 Go to Norway to play, you have to bring these! 📞 Phone card: Travel abroad, phone card must be prepared! Norwegian phone card, buy online in advance, can be used upon arrival, convenient and worry-free. 🔌 Plug adapter: Norwegian plug standards are different, adapters are a must! Don't forget to bring one, no worries about charging. 🪪 Documents: Passport, visa, air ticket, important documents are not missing! A copy is also prepared, safe and secure. 👚 Clothing: Norway is cold in February, down jackets and thermal underwear must be worn! Waterproof shoes are also a pair, not afraid of getting wet in the snow. 🔋 Chargers and others: Camera and mobile phone chargers are essential for travel! There is also a Norwegian dictionary, communication is smoother. . The trip to Norway ends like this, I hope next time, I can explore more secrets of this magical Nordic with you!🌄✨

Hi, babies! Want to explore Norway's stunning scenery? Here is a super practical 7-day travel guide waiting for you, taking you to travel around Norway is no longer a dream! -------------------- Route suggestions: Day 1: Heddal Stave Church Visit the ancient Heddal wooden church and experience its long-standing religious culture and exquisite wood carving art. Day 2: Pulpit Rock – Lysefjord Conquer the spectacular Pulpit Rock, take in the beautiful scenery of the Lysefjord, and experience the magnificence and mystery of nature. Day 3: Bryggen – Flønberg Funicular – Bergen Fish Market Stroll along the Bryggen Old Wharf, take the Flønberg Funicular to overlook the panoramic view of Bergen, then visit the bustling Bergen Fish Market and taste authentic seafood. Day 4: Sognefjord Explore the world's deepest Sognefjord, appreciate the wonders of nature, and enjoy the tranquility and magnificent fjord scenery. Day 5: Fjord Town - Fjerrand (Bojabryn Glacier + Glacier Museum) - Alesund - Fjord Town Visit the fjord town, visit Boyabrin Glacier and the Glacier Museum to learn about glaciers, and then go to Ålesund to experience the unique Norwegian style. Day 6: Atlantic Road Ride along the Atlantic Road, enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way, and feel the grandeur of the Atlantic Ocean and the gentleness of the waves. Day 7: Maihaugen Open Air Museum Visit the Maihaugen Open-Air Museum to learn about Norway’s traditional culture and history and experience Norwegian folk customs. -------------------- Essentials before the trip: 🧳 📞 A Norwegian phone card is a must-have for easy communication and to avoid getting lost. 🔌 Bring a European plug converter and you don’t have to worry about charging. 🪪 Passport, visa and insurance documents make your travel more secure. 🧥 It’s chilly in Norway in January, so you must bring a thick coat and snow boots. 🔋 Prepare chargers and mobile power banks to keep your battery fully charged for your journey. -------------------- The trip to Norway ends here, but the beautiful memories will remain in my heart forever. I hope this guide can help you leave unforgettable memories in your fantastic journey in Northern Europe🌲✨

Nordic family tour, hot springs + fairy tales! The new Munch Museum, Vigeland Park, and Hans Christian Andersen's hometown are waiting for you to visit. Start a warm Nordic trip with your kids! -------- Nordic tour, explore Viking historical sites🏰, and immerse yourself in natural wonders such as fjords and auroras🌌. Experience the unique local customs and culture🎉, and make your journey full of fairy tales and mystery.🧚‍♀️ -------- 📅Itinerary: Day 1: Beijing✈Stockholm Fly to Stockholm and start your European tour! Day 2-3: Stockholm⛴Tallinn⛴Helsinki Visit Stockholm City Hall, the Old Town, etc., take a boat to Tallinn, admire Tallinn City Hall and Kohtuotsa Viewing Platform, and then go to Helsinki. Day 4-6: Helsinki✈Reykjavik🚌Iceland Town🚌Glacier Lake🚌Golden Circle Fly to Reykjavik and then go to Iceland Town, visit Glacier Lake, and then go to the Golden Circle. Day 7-10: Reykjavik✈Oslo🚌Sognefjord🚌Fjord Town🚌Bergen🚌Stavanger Go to Oslo for a tour, then go to Sognefjord and Flam Town, and then visit Bergen and Stavanger Old Town. Day 11-13: Stavanger🚌Lysefjord⛴Hirtshals🚌Aarhus🚌Odense🚌Copenhagen Visit Pulpit Rock, go to Aarhus and Odense, and finally arrive in Copenhagen. Day 14: Copenhagen✈Beijing Admire the Little Mermaid Statue and Rosenborg Castle, and then fly back to Beijing. Day 15: Beijing Arrive safely in Beijing, and the European tour is over!🎉 -------- 🧳Preparation: Nordic tour, have you got these essentials? 📂Documents: Passports and visas are essential, and a translated driver's license is also prepared for a worry-free trip. 🔌Electrical appliances: Chargers and plug adapters to deal with the unique voltage in Northern Europe, don't forget to bring them. 📱Communication: SIM cards and mobile Wi-Fi, always online, not afraid of losing contact. 👚Clothing: Windproof jackets and warm sweaters, it is very cold in Northern Europe in December, so keep warm. 👟Shoes: Waterproof hiking shoes and warm boots, to deal with changeable weather, and walk more comfortably. 🎒Personal items: Lightweight backpacks and umbrellas, daily travel is more convenient, and easy to play. 💊Health: Common medicines and first aid kits, health and safety are guaranteed, and the journey is more assured. -------- Nordic tour, enjoy the dreamy scenery and cultural charm, what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and go now!

#2024TravelReview The Norwegian name of the Miracle Stone, Kjeragbolten, is a combination of Kjerag, the deepest mountain in the Lysefjord, and bolten. There is a rock that is stuck in the cliff and hangs above the Lysefjord. Bolten means embedded. It is called the Miracle Stone because it is considered a miracle of nature. This boulder is approximately 5 square meters and is 984 meters above sea level. Miracle 🪨Below is the beautiful Lysefjord. The Miracle Rock is only 9 kilometers away, and it usually takes about 5 hours to go back and forth. The distance and time are much shorter than the Devil's Tongue, but you need to go up and down 3 hills and it is steeper. There are iron chains to help on dangerous sections. It is recommended to climb in June-August (the rest of the month because the ice and snow have not melted). If it rains and the conditions are slippery, it is recommended to give up climbing and take a walk nearby instead. The climbing route to Miracle Rock is very clear, and the signs along the way are very clear. As long as you follow the signs and the red T-shirts, you will basically not get lost. If it really rains or the rock wall is wet, it is also very therapeutic to walk around some safe sections without climbing to the top. This time I completed a very scary challenge - taking photos standing on the Miracle Rock (taking small steps and "jumping" onto the Miracle Rock from behind the rock)! On the way back, there were many tourists’ stone piles along the way. Although we didn’t understand why they were piled like that or what they meant, we were still excited to find stones and pile them up… 🕰️Business hours: 1. If you drive, just drive down the mountain after dark. 2. Public transportation - pay attention to the bus schedule There is a daily round trip bus between Stavanger and the Rock. The earliest departure time from Stavanger is 07:30 and the return time is 16:15. 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: Jingmei/Parking lot available 📍Address: Kjerag, the deepest mountain in Lysefjord 💰Average consumption: round trip fare Nok630 (book online)/self-driving Parking fee: Nok200/time 💞Recommended reason: Enjoy the panoramic view of the fjord within the scope of safety and ability 🗓️Itinerary: You need to return to the parking lot before 16:00 to catch the last bus

The hiking trail is already difficult, but the destination is even more difficult!!!!! My mother often asks me... Why go on a trip? Why not go easy? Why go through the troubles? Then is it really considered a trip? When you come back, you will be even more tired!! Sometimes I think about what my mother said later and think that it is interesting, but why do tourists all over the world like to do something like this... or what is called Hiking? When I went hiking, I felt that it was different, really different. It was a complete taste for traveling. In reality, the tiredness was only for a moment, but every step was a real experience. We can remember every shot and every grain of the surroundings, how much fun it was, even though it was very tiring while doing it, and the destination was really beautiful. More than that, it was the pride of hiking. I could go back and tell others about it with pride and how much fun the journey was. Every word was so real. Talking about it gave me goosebumps. I think many people who have been there will understand this feeling very well. And another place that I will never forget is Kjeragbolten. Its highlight is a large rock stuck between a cliff face that is sooooo high. As I said earlier, taking pictures was already difficult, but the way up the mountain was extremely difficult due to the weather conditions that I was walking in. It was a very cold and windy day, with rain all along the way. My body was almost flying, my heart was almost giving up, but there was no way. There were still other tourists who were okay, so I was okay. The route required climbing, holding onto iron chains to push myself through each rock, and the difficulty was increased by the cold wind that made my face numb, hitting my face. Hmm, it really was possible. In the backpack, there was water, snacks, bananas, and chocolate to add sugar to my body to keep walking. But along the way, everything was beautiful. The valley, the fog, the grassland, the rocks, they were beautiful and big, with beautiful colors all along the way. It was truly memorable throughout the journey. And then we reached the highlight, Kjeragbolten. Walking into the crevices of the rocks, at the end of the ravine, we saw a large rock hanging down, which was amazing. There were many tourists taking turns taking pictures and sitting down to prepare to walk back down the same way. Actually, if there was no wind, it wouldn't be that scary because the rocks were big enough to stand or sit on. We will see during the summer when people come to take pictures and post many poses here, some holding up bicycles, some doing somersaults, and some posting in groups of 3-4 people. Hmm, no one was really scared. There was no safety here. It's gone, gone, gone, definitely gone. I recommend going safely, taking as many photos as you should, so you can relax and take beautiful photos back. And this is the number one place for hikers in Norway. #kjeragbolten #hiking #norwaytravel #travelblogger #withmyshutter #photo #photooftheday #travelphotography #tripพาบินเที่ยวจีน

When you come to Norway in winter, it would be a shame not to go through the 7-day highlight route! Click here for this private ice and snow travel guide to ensure your trip is worth it! ------------------- Norway, known as the Pearl of Northern Europe🇳🇴, has rich history, culture and unique natural scenery, from the magnificent fjords🏞️ to the shining Northern Lights🌌, from Norway’s unique wooden house culture🏠 to the world-famous Norwegian coffee ☕. Everywhere is touching and every moment is unforgettable. ------------------- 🌞🌎Route suggestions: D1: Heddal Stave Church->Heddal National Park Let’s start our trip to Norway. Find the historical footprints, the churches of Heddal, and then set out for the natural wonders of Hardanger! D2: Lysefjord->Pulpit Rock Get in touch with nature, explore the majesty of the Lysefjord, and get a stunning view of Pulpit Rock. D3: Fronberg Funicular->Bryggen->Bergen Fish Market On the Norwegian Sky Tour, we first took the Frön Mountain Funicular, then walked through the antique streets of Bryggen, and finally ended the day at the Bergen Fish Market. D4: Gudvangen->Sognefjord->Flem Train The day trip starts in Gudvangen, then takes in the stunning views of the Sognefjord, and ends with a ride on the Flem train. D5: Norwegian Glacier Museum->Boeyabreen Glacier->Alesund Main Street We started learning about glaciers, visiting the Boeyabreen Glacier, and then wandering around the main street of Alesund. D6: Atlantic Road Spend the whole day focusing on the Atlantic Way itinerary, savoring the sea breeze and freedom of Norway. D7: Maihaugen Open Air Museum On the last day of the trip, we'll end at the Maihaugen Open Air Museum to immerse yourself in Norwegian history and culture. ------------------- 📌Travel list: Norway winter exploration trip 📜Documents: Passport and Norwegian visa are essential, and remember to bring your driver's license. The roads in Norway are beautiful, and self-driving is a good choice. 📱Electronic products: Bring your mobile phone, charger, and buy a local phone card to make travel communication more convenient. Don’t forget the plug adapter, Norway uses European standard sockets. 🧥 Clothing: The weather in Norway is very cold in December, so remember to bring a down jacket, fur hat, scarf and snow boots. Count on them for open-air ice sculpture displays and snowmobiling. 📸Photography equipment: Norway is a paradise for aurora and ice and snow scenery. Bring your camera and tripod to record this unforgettable moment with your lens. ------------------- Norway is a place you will regret not going to, and a place you want to go to again. I hope you will experience the beauty of every moment with your heart! 🥳

Attention Nordic fans! 📣 A super comprehensive 15-day Nordic travel guide is here to help you explore Northern Europe without any detours! ✨ Save it now! -------------------- Explore the mysterious land of ice and fire in Northern Europe! 🌍 From the fairy tale kingdom of Denmark to the volcanic hot springs of Iceland, travel through the history and nature of the Scandinavian Peninsula. 🏰 Enjoy the Northern Lights along the way and the charm of the land of a thousand lakes and the land of ten thousand islands! 🌌 -------------------- Travel itinerary: Day 1: Beijing ✈ Stockholm, start your European trip! Day 2-3: Tour Stockholm, take a cruise to Tallinn, and then head to Helsinki. Day 4-6: Fly from Helsinki to Reykjavik, visit Icelandic towns, admire glacial lakes and waterfalls, and experience the Blue Lagoon. Day 7-8: Fly from Reykjavik to Oslo, visit Vigeland Sculpture Park, and then head to Sognefjord and the fjord town. Day 9-10: Visit Hordaland and Bergen, and head to Stavanger. Day 11: Head from Stavanger to Lysefjord, visit Pulpit Rock, and then take a cruise to Hirtshals. Day 12-13: Head from Hirtshals to Aarhus and Odense, and finally arrive in Copenhagen. Day 14: Copenhagen ✈ Beijing, end your wonderful European trip. Day 15: Arrive safely in Beijing. -------------------- 🎒 Travel essentials: These are a must for a Nordic trip! 📞 A SIM card is a must-have for roaming in Northern Europe, so you can stay in touch anytime. 🔌 Don't forget the plug adapter, as the sockets in Northern Europe are different. 🪪 Make sure you have all the necessary documents, including your passport, visa, and ID card. 🧣 It's cold in Northern Europe in December, so don't forget your down jacket, thermal underwear, scarf, and gloves! -------------------- A Nordic trip is a blend of fantasy and reality, with more exciting things waiting for you to explore! Follow me to uncover the mystery of Northern Europe!

Another view from Preikestolen cliff that looks like it's in a picture frame. Lysefjord: Located in the southwest of Norway, this fjord stretches 42 kilometers through the mountains. Standing at the edge of the cliff, you can experience a view that looks like a painting, extending as far as the eye can see. It's so beautiful that you'll have to blink to believe it's real. Anyone who hikes at Preikestolen will get two types of views. The first is the cliff edge view, showcasing the height of the cliff, and the second is the fjord view, where you can see the winding waterways through the mountains.

One of the most popular trails for tourists around the world in Norway "Behind the scenes photos before getting a beautiful photo" is really difficult due to the hiking trails and photo angles... This hiking spot is Kjeragbolten, one of the places that hikers around the world must come to take photos with a large rock stuck between a cliff, a deep ravine, about 1000 meters above sea level. If you come, I recommend coming during Summers, there will be no rain and wind, but if you come during Autumn like me, you have to hope that the weather will be good on a day. The difficulty of getting to the highlight is quite difficult. You have to climb iron chains up the mountain and walk through the hills, a round trip distance of 11 kilometers, taking about 6-7 hours. And I must say that you have to be very careful when walking to the middle of the rock because if you are careless, you will definitely fall. But this place is still the number 1 check-in point in Norway. #kjeragbolten #norway #hikingnorway #travel #travelphotography #photo #withmyshutter #NatureTourism

Finally got a chance to hike the kjeragbolten, the hike is a bit technical which sometimes u might need to use your hands to lift your body up, it is not recommended to children or pregnant women. The view is stunning and i couldnt step on the stone coz its really scary

#summerdestinations Pulpit Rock, or Preikestolen in Norwegian, is a famous cliff formation in Lysefjord, Norway. It offers breathtaking panoramic views of the fjord. 📍Take a bus or train to Stavanger, then a local bus to Preikestolen. 🧭 The hike is approximately 8 kilometers round trip, typically takes 1.5-2 hours to reach Pulpit Rock. The trail is well-marked and no need to use guide. 🌳 Best time to visit is during summer season, when the weather is good, no rains and long days.

June 21, Stavanger - Pulpit Rock Hiking - Bøssgrenda Depart from the hotel at 7:30 AM, drive for 1 hour, and arrive at the Pulpit Rock parking lot around 8:30 AM. The name Pulpit Rock comes from its unique 'pulpit-like' shape. This cliff is entirely rectangular, with a vertical wall and a platform at the top forming a massive natural podium. One side of the cliff edge is incredibly smooth, like a giant tabletop, while the other side plunges straight into the clouds. The entire hiking trail to Pulpit Rock is not too difficult, but it is definitely not easy. The initial mountain path is relatively gentle, covered with moss and passing through a primeval forest. As you continue, the challenge increases, with the flat path replaced by steps made of piled rocks. These steps show no signs of artificial carving, looking natural and rustic, but they are uneven and quite strenuous to walk on. The overall trend is upward, with occasional small downward slopes, followed by a long boardwalk. It's a relief to finally not have to step on rocks, but the boardwalk soon ends. I don't know how long I walked, turning one bend after another, always hoping the next bend would bring an end to the steps and a flatter path. But my hopes were dashed; after each bend, there were more steps, and then more steps. Just when you think you're almost there, another steep slope appears, which is really frustrating. The last section of the trail is the most challenging. Just a few hundred meters from the end, you will encounter a sinkhole, like a giant pit blocking your way. This pit is several hundred meters deep, with a narrow wooden footbridge on one side. When you stand at the edge of the sinkhole and look down at the bottomless cliff, your legs will involuntarily tremble. The bridge is only wide enough for one person, with no handrails or protection. I tried to stay as close to the inside as possible, avoiding looking at the pit, and slowly moved across. Despite the hike to Pulpit Rock sounding very thrilling, it is also an excellent place to appreciate the natural beauty of Norway. Besides the unforgettable view from the top of the cliff, the scenery along the way is equally beautiful. Numerous streams flow through the mountains, and the grasslands and forests are lush and green. Occasionally, you might encounter squirrels and other animals, adding a touch of vitality to the journey. From a distance, Pulpit Rock stands abruptly among the towering mountains of the fjord, very spectacular. When you get closer and stand on the platform of Pulpit Rock, the magnificent view of Lysefjord unfolds before your eyes, leaving you in awe. If you are a fan of the 'Mission: Impossible' series, you might recognize Pulpit Rock. Yes! It is the very rock that Tom Cruise climbed in 'Mission: Impossible 6'. After the movie was released, the Pulpit Rock hiking route became famous, undoubtedly the 'star route' among many hiking trails. If you can only hike once in Norway, Pulpit Rock is definitely the top choice. The entire hiking process is simpler than imagined, 8 kilometers round trip, taking 4 hours...

I have compiled the classic global hiking routes I have walked in 2023, each one is a must-visit in this lifetime, let's see how many you have walked! 1 Norway·Three Great Strange Stones Devil's Tongue Preaching Stone-Mission Impossible filming location Miracle Stone-Brave Stone, the highest peak of the fjord Devil's Tongue-A huge rock hanging 700 meters above sea level Preaching Stone/8km, Miracle Stone/11km, Devil's Tongue/30km 2 Nepal·ABC Hiking in Nepal with Everest at your back, encounter a feast of snow mountains, with the sacred Fish Tail Peak accompanying you all the way Hiking: 60km Season: March-May, September-December 3 Nepal·EBC Known as the route "in the paradise of snow peaks", admire 4 8000-meter-level snow mountains up close Hiking: 130km Season: March-May, September-December 4 Nepal·ACT Circuit Rated as the top of the world's top ten hiking routes by National Geographic Hiking: 100km Season: March-May, September-December 5 Indonesia·Rinjani Volcano Lonely Planet heavily recommends it as a must-visit in this lifetime, a unique sight of a large volcano enclosing a smaller one! Hiking: 28km Season: April-December 6 Japan·Kumano Kodo Cross through the primitive forest of Wakayama, a pilgrimage to cleanse the soul Hiking: 1000km Season: March-May 7 Spain·Way of St. James One of only two global cultural heritage routes, with no fixed starting point, the final destination is Santiago. Southern Route/1000km, Northern Route/800km, French Route/764km, Portuguese Route/610km Season: May-October 8 Italy·Dolomites Known as the backyard left by God in the Alps, a fairy-tale-like beautiful scroll of dolomite snow mountains, alpine grass slopes, Catholic churches, and small towns in the valley Hiking: 150km Season: June-October 9 France Italy Switzerland·TMB Circuit around Mont Blanc National Geographic's most beautiful hiking route in the world, pilgrimage to the Alps, hiking through three countries of Italy, France, and Switzerland Hiking: Essence Section 60km Season: July-September 10 Iceland·Laugavegur Trail Rhyolite mountain range presents a variety of strange colors, matcha cake-like green mysterious canyon Hiking: 55km Season: June-August 11 Peru·Inca Trail One of the New Seven Wonders of the World, crossing the Andes and the Amazon rainforest to reach the "City in the Sky" Machu Picchu Hiking: 43km Season: April-August 12 Chile·Torres del Paine National Park Geographic Magazine rated as "Top Five Most Beautiful on Earth", the world's top outdoor hiking route Hiking: 76km Season: November-March Where do you most want to go hiking in 2024? Leave your New Year's outdoor flag~

One of the three major fjords in Norway, the Preikestolen cliff is an easy hiking trail with clear signposts, beautiful scenery and magnificent views. The Lysefjorden at the bottom of the mountain is spectacular and majestic. Since there is no fence around the edge of the mountain, be careful. It’s safe. We drove there in an RV. We ate, drank, and slept in the RV. There are hotels available for rent nearby. It’s a good choice for travelers who love hiking.

The Pulpit, also known as the Pulpit Stone, is a free tourist attraction in Strand, Rogaland County, Norway. If you drive, you need to pay for parking. CNNGO, a travel and lifestyle website under CNN, once selected the 50 most magnificent natural landscapes in the world, with Preikestolen ranking first. It is a steep cliff on the north side of the fjord near the western part of the Lysefjord. It rises almost vertically from the level of the Lysefjord to the top of the cliff at an altitude of 604 meters. It is a flat boulder of about 25*25 meters without any vegetation. The hiking trail for tourists from the foot of the mountain to the Pulpit is 4.8 kilometers long. The trail leading to the Pulpit is not a trail in the conventional sense, but a mountain climbing path made entirely of natural boulders or man-made stones of various sizes. In our hometown, we usually call mountaineering "climbing the mountain", but we have been talking about this word for decades. Only when I went to the pulpit, I actually climbed the net using my hands and feet, which can be called real "climbing the mountain". When we got to the pulpit, I always wanted to take pictures at the edge of the cliff, even though I was rarely photographed. But I was so scared that I didn't even dare to put both legs on the cliff (the last photo). The three girls were quite brave. I reminded them of their concerns when I was taking pictures for them. #OverseasTravel #NorwayTravel #NorwayTourism #NorwayScenery #NorwayAttractions #NorwayFjords #I miss Norway so much #norway #preikestolen

Preikestolen or Pulpit Rock is a steep cliff jutting out of the mountain at 604 meters. It is a famous tourist attraction in Norway. It is located in the middle of the beautiful Lysefjord. To get there, you can take a bus from the town of Stavenger for about 50 minutes and walk for about 2 hours to see the magnificent view of the Lysefjord. Preparation: You should wear waterproof shoes and a windbreaker or raincoat.

Travelled to Pulpit Rock from Stavanger, as we travelled in Aug we managed to hop onto a boat ride there ⛴️ The photos definitely don't do justice to the magnificent view when u reach the top. Aug might be summer, however, as we climbed higher it gets more chilling so do cover up! Another note was to bring a mini first-aid kit along, never did we know that it would come into use. We offered our survival blanket and bandages to a lady who fell while heading down. Its also impt to have reliable telco network to call the emergency hotline during such time. #tripaway #pulpitRock #norway #backpacker

Norway has the reputation of the country of the fjord, with 80% of the world's fjords in Norway and her more famous Milford Sound in New Zealand. Therefore, the fjord has become a world heritage and it is also expected. As a boulder stone of one of the three megaliths, the summit can overlook the Sognefjord, just need to hike for 4-6 hours. The more famous Gaillang Fjord and the Nryfjord are located in the southwest of Norway and can be visited in Norway. It is recommended to experience the fjord scenery slowly and stay in flam or Ai Yulan for one night. Summer is the peak season, the weather is relatively good, and the reflection of the fjord under the blue sky and white clouds is very magnificent. Moreover, there are countless large and small waterfalls on the cliffs, which are very beautiful. There are also small town fishing villages on both sides, and the colored wooden houses are also very cute. Transfer from the country to the capital Oslo, then take a plane or train to Bergen or Stavanger to start your fjord tour!