2026 Ullensvang Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in January)

If you long for the winter at the "end of the world," you must visit the Lofoten Islands 🇳🇴 This is not the filtered Nordic you see on social media— but a real place where sea, snowy mountains, and the aurora coexist. This "Lofoten Islands 4 Days 3 Nights" itinerary covers Senja Island + Lofoten in one trip. It’s one of my favorite Arctic Circle winter routes 👇 ✨ Why is this route worth it? Small Chinese-speaking group of 2–8 people No crowded buses, no rushed sightseeing, a comfortable pace Visit two major Arctic hidden gems in one trip ✔ Norway’s “miniature” Senja Island ✔ Lofoten Islands, featured on the cover of Lonely Planet Instagram-worthy spots Devil’s Teeth | Sea Football Field | Reine | Hamnøy All scenes you’ve seen on INS / Lonely Planet 3 nights in small town hotels / cabins Staying near the Arctic Circle for multiple nights = much higher chances of seeing the aurora ✨ Guaranteed by Tie Fa · Aurora prime season Stable departures from Nov 2025 to Apr 2026, ready to go anytime 🚗 Lofoten 4-Day Itinerary 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟏: Tromsø - Senja Island 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟐: Lofoten Town - Henningsvær - Sea Football Field 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟑: Hamnøy Village - Nusfjord - White Sand Beach - Å - Reine 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟒: Lofoten Town - Evenes Airport - Tromsø 📌 Some sincere tips: ➊ Clothing: Keep warm! Bright scarves/hats make great photos~ ➋ Mindset: This isn’t a laid-back vacation, but an immersive journey to mountains and sea ➌ Aurora: Requires clear skies + luck, but staying here already gives you a winning probability 🌌

Lofoten in winter is like a dream resting on the sea. Snow-covered red cabins, fishing village lights, and the aurora streaking across the night sky💫. As the E10 highway winds between mountains and sea, every turn is a cinematic masterpiece. Winter in Norway offers more than just this: The Arctic Cathedral in Tromsø shimmering under the aurora✨, Senja Island's snow-capped peaks like a poetic painting🏔️, and the red fishing cabins of Reine reflecting in the blue fjords💙. This is the romance the Arctic truly deserves. ⚠️ Travel Tips 📒 Visa: Schengen visa required; prepare 2-3 months in advance. 📶 Network: Norway or Nordic region eSIM card. 🧥 Clothing: Dress in layers! Thermal base layer + fleece + windproof down jacket. Ensure anti-slip soles for footwear. 📸 Photography: For aurora shots, use a tripod and manual mode (ISO 1600-3200, shutter speed 5-10 seconds recommended). 🍲 Dining: Lofoten is rich in cod and king crab. Restaurants are mostly concentrated in Reine and Svolvær; some rural restaurants may close in winter. 🕰️ Schedule: Supermarkets generally close at 6 PM, and many shops are closed on holidays (especially Christmas). Stock up on food and water in advance. ✈️ Five-Day, Four-Night Itinerary 🔹𝐃𝟏: Tromsø - Arctic Cathedral - Tromsø Bridge - Fjellheisen Cable Car - Senja Island 🔹𝐃𝟐: Senja Island - Devil's Teeth - Golden Toilet - Fjord Lookout - Narvik 🔹𝐃𝟑: Narvik Train Station - Sea View Ski Resort - Henningsvær - Football Field on the Sea 🔹𝐃𝟒: Reine - Hamnøy - Å Village - Sakrisøya Yellow House 🔹𝐃𝟓: Svolvær - Evenes - Tromsø ✅ Note: Roads in Senja and Lofoten are generally narrow, with frequent snow and ice in winter. If you lack snow driving experience, consider joining a tour or hiring a driver with winter driving expertise. 🌈 Must-Visit Highlights 💎 Fjellheisen Cable Car, Tromsø ✨ A scenic spot in the city of auroras! Take the cable car to the top of Storsteinen Mountain for a panoramic view of the city and fjords💚. 💎 Senja Island ✨ Known as the "Norway in Miniature," this hidden gem combines snow-capped mountains, bays, and cliffs. 💎 Henningsvær ✨ A football field surrounded by waves, the snow-covered pitch looks like a dream under the aurora⚽️. 💎 Reine & Hamnøy ✨ Postcard-perfect fishing villages in Lofoten, with red cabins reflecting in blue bays. Under the polar night, the stars twinkle, and every shot is a Nordic masterpiece🌠. 💎 Å Village & Sakrisøya Yellow House ✨ At the end of the E10 highway, the world's edge; the iconic yellow house set against snowy mountains and the sea feels like the exit of a dream🏡. 💬 If Zermatt is "the romance of snow-capped mountains," then Lofoten is "the poetry of the sea and auroras." This winter, the Arctic Circle awaits you for a date with the lights✨.

📍 Odda, Norway The small town of Odda, with a population of 7,000, serves as a gateway to Norway's top three trekking courses, including Trolltunga. --- 🏡 Accommodation Though the entrance is semi-basement, the interior offers an open view! Separate kitchen/living room/bedroom, accommodating up to 4 people. Dinner was frozen pizza🍕… (Dining out in Norway is quite expensive😂) --- 🌄 Scenery of Odda Located at the southern end of Sørfjord. The fjord view from the terrace is truly healing✨. Perfect for relaxing with a cup of coffee in a tranquil atmosphere. --- 🚶 Strolling Around the Town Almerket free parking lot & Odda Church, a Lutheran church ⛪. Most shops are closed on Sundays 😅. However, souvenir shops are open, so you can grab postcards/magnets! Bicycles are available for rent at the tourist information center (though prices are high). --- 🏔️ Impressions While there are no major tourist attractions, it’s a great place to quietly relax and enjoy the fjord views. Perfect as a 'breather spot' to recharge your energy during your trip.

If you have always wanted to go to a place where you can see the aurora borealis, where the scenery is as beautiful as a painting, and it is so quiet that all you hear are the waves and falling snow, then the Lofoten Islands in Norway are truly worth a visit! Our designed small group tour of 4-8 people departs from Tromsø, the "Gateway to the Arctic," crossing snowy mountains, fjords, and fishing villages, heading to the fairy-tale islands at the end of the world~ 🌟 Highlights ✔ Lonely Planet cover locations: Henningsvær, Hamnøy, Reine fishing village, Å town, the famous yellow house ✔ Secret Senja: Devil’s Teeth, Golden Toilet, Fjord Viewpoint ✔ Dual experience: Polar snowy mountains x fishing village culture ✔ Chinese-speaking guide and driver: years of snow driving & aurora chasing experience ✔ Selected accommodations: 3-4 star hotels / unique wooden cabins, sleep soundly and wake up naturally 🚩 Comfortable winter pace · 5-day itinerary 𝐃𝟏: Tromsø - Arctic Cathedral - Tromsø Bridge - Z North McDonald's - *Tromsø Cable Car 𝐃𝟐: Senja - Devil’s Teeth - Golden Toilet - Fjord Viewpoint 𝐃𝟑: Narvik Train Station - Seaside Ski Resort - Henningsvær - Sea Football Field 𝐃𝟒: Reine - Hamnøy - Å town - Sakrisøya Yellow House 𝐃𝟓: Svolvær - Evenes Airport / Tromsø - Disband 💡 Suitable for Those who want to see the aurora + Arctic snow scenery Photography lovers seeking cinematic quality shots Those who don’t want to rush and prefer a comfortable small group experience 📌 Travel Tips 📅 Operating period: November to April (aurora peak season) ⏳ Recommended to book 2-3 months in advance, spots are tight during peak season 🚗 Chinese-speaking guide and driver throughout, no need to drive yourself, travel with peace of mind 🧳 Warmth tips: Down jacket + snow boots are a must!

After all the hardships, there's true joy🌿 A highlight of any Norwegian trip: a trek that captures the fjords at a glance. Trolltunga, as its name suggests, is a striking spot with a unique rock formation resembling a "troll's tongue." While the trek is over 20km round-trip and involves over 1,000m of elevation gain, the view from the summit makes all the hardships worth it. Since I was already there, I decided to try the "camping course" for a night⛺️ --- 📍 Trolltunga | Ullensvang, Norway Trekking Distance: Approximately 28-30km round trip from P2 / Approximately 20.6km from P3 Duration: 10-12 hours (round trip) for a day trip Elevation: Approximately 1,180m Recommended Season: Summer (June-August) Trekking Difficulty: High endurance required 💪 --- 🚗 Approach & Tips Trekking usually starts from the P2 parking lot. → Over 100,000 won per day... I think it might be the most expensive parking lot in the world 😅 Shuttle Bus: A round-trip shuttle bus is convenient for the asphalt road between P2 and P3! Advance Reservations Required: P3 Parking Lot Operates by Advance Reservation Check the Weather: If it's cloudy, you won't be able to see anything. Seriously... --- 🎒 Trolltunga Trekking & Camping Spot Gear Weight: With a drone, sleeping bag, and even a dinosaur costume(?), my bag alone easily weighed 10kg. Energy Distribution Strategy: Pitching a tent near the lake, leaving my luggage behind, and then heading out to Trolltunga is recommended. Watering Point: Refill your water in the clear stream. Tents are required: No local rentals available. It's quite cold at night: A sleeping bag is a must! Best Camping Spot: Ringedalsvatnet, a spot near the lake view, recommended. --- 📸 Trolltunga View... Is this real? Arrived at 7 PM, almost no crowds. A chance to take a commemorative photo without waiting! Photo Spot: There's even a signpost at the last 1km from the entrance. Even the drone shots are perfect: It's so good you might get a gear fever. --- ⛺️ A day filled with camping spirit A bowl of ramen overlooking the lake at sunset was a treat. An unexpected gas tank failure... Ramen made with water thanks to the love of a Korean couple who are camping enthusiasts. A truly unforgettable memory. A glass of soju shared. I'm still in touch with that couple from their trip around the world😊 --- 🌫 A dramatic change in weather this morning! Morning fog with zero visibility. The emptiness of "I came up here to see this view..." 😢 Since the weather is so unpredictable, I recommend holding out for a little while if you can! --- 🏞️ Comparison of Norway's Top 3 Treks Trek Names and Features Sjörakbolten: #1 Photo Spot 📷 Preikestolen: #1 Dizzying Cliff View 😱 Trolltunga: #1 Stunning Natural View 🌄 --- 💬 One-Line Review "It was really tough, but this view made it worth it." Isn't this the epitome of the saying, "After hardship comes joy?" #AdventureMoment #Norway #Trolltunga

Kolugljúfur is a magnificent canyon located in the northwest of Iceland. It is cut by the Víðidalsá River. It is about 2 kilometers long and 25-30 meters wide. As the name suggests, it should be in the shape of a giant. But because we were "in the mountain", we were unable to climb higher and thus could not see the shape of the giant. Giant Canyon features many waterfalls of varying sizes.

If you're tired of the usual European tours, why not follow this guide to step into the fairy-tale secret realm of Northern Norway? Make wishes under the Northern Lights, travel through the fjords. Here is a unique and in-depth 5-day itinerary to let you experience a different side of Scandinavia. ————————💫💫💫———————— 📅 Highlights at a glance ✅ Boutique small group of 8 people, accompanied by a Chinese-speaking driver-guide throughout ✅ 2 nights in four-star hotels + 1 night in a distinctive wooden cabin, no compromise on accommodation ✅ One free Northern Lights chase, with professional and attentive aurora tour service ✅ Travel along the E10 highway, check in at the "world's most beautiful football field" ✅ Tromsø cable car to the summit, overlooking the panoramic view of the Arctic Circle 🗓️ Itinerary overview (5 days 4 nights) 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟏: Arrival day in Tromsø, recommended free activities: Arctic Cathedral, visit the world's northernmost McDonald's, recommended Fjellheisen cable car to the summit for panoramic views 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟐: Tromsø → Senja Island → Devil's Teeth → The Golden Toilet → Bergsbotn viewpoint 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟑: Narvik → Ofotfjord → Svolvær 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟒: Highlights of the Lofoten Islands (Reine + Henningsvær + Hamnøy + the famous yellow houses) 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟓: Svolvær → EVE Airport for departure ————————💫💫💫———————— 💰 Price includes 🔹 5-9 seat business vans/SUVs throughout (2-4 people upgrade to off-road vehicles) 🔹 4 nights accommodation (breakfast not included) 🔹 Chinese-speaking driver-guide + Northern Lights guide 🔹 Mountain cable car tickets ⚠️ Not included 🔹 Meals, optional activities (dog sledding/whale watching require secondary confirmation) 🔹 Travel insurance, personal expenses 📌 Friendly reminders 🔹 Northern Lights depend on weather conditions; no refunds if not seen 🔹 Each person is limited to one 25-inch suitcase; oversize luggage must be communicated in advance 🔹 Itinerary order may be slightly adjusted according to actual arrangements Winter in Norway is not just about the Northern Lights, but also snow-capped mountains, fjords, colorful fishing villages, and enthusiastic sled dogs. If you yearn for a pure and breathtaking Arctic journey, save this guide and let's set off together❄️

To create a practical and eye-catching Xiaohongshu guide, I focused on Hardanger Fjord’s core features of "pastoral charm + adventure," integrating must-visit spots, transportation and accommodation info, seasonal outfit tips, and more. Presented in a lively tone with clear sections, it helps travelers quickly grasp the essentials. ✨Underrated pastoral fjord! Hardanger is the true travel gem of Norway🌊 As the gentlest of the four major fjords, here you get the awe of Trolltunga and the healing of apple orchards. Visiting from May to September perfectly unlocks all the beauty, and even beginners can easily handle it～ 🚗【Transportation Guide】 ▫️Public Transport: From Bergen, take a 1.5-hour bus directly to the core area. From Odda, take bus 995 to the Trolltunga entrance (30 minutes, 31 NOK). Check the Skyss timetable in advance! ▫️Self-Driving: Chinese driver’s license + translation accepted. Rent an SUV suitable for mountain roads. AutoPass on highways automatically charges fees—avoid cash payments to prevent fines. ▫️Ferry Bonus: On the Jondal-Tørvikbygd ferry deck, you can get close to waterfalls plunging into the fjord. Remember to wear a windproof jacket. 🏞️【Top 5 Must-Do Activities】 1. Trolltunga: 8-12 hours of legendary hiking! Wear non-slip shoes and gloves. Save time by using the abandoned cable car stairs. Recommended for ages 15+. Snap epic shots on the cliff’s edge at the summit. 2. Vøringsfossen Waterfall: A stunning 182-meter drop. Take panoramic photos from the Fossli Hotel viewing platform. You can get close to the mist via stair bridges. 3. Steinsdalsfossen Waterfall: Walk behind the waterfall without getting wet. Water flow is strongest from May to June—perfect for photos. 4. Ulvik Orchard: Apple blossoms bloom in May; pick fruit in July and August. You can also enjoy freshly brewed apple cider. 5. Rosendal Barony: The smallest “palace” in Scandinavia, featuring Renaissance architecture and a rose garden. Reachable by a 2-hour boat ride from Bergen. 🏡【Accommodation Recommendations】 ✔️ Fru Haugans Hotel: Cozy apple orchard cabins, about 1200 NOK per night per person. You can pick apples and bake cakes yourself. ✔️ Fossli Hotel: Waterfall view rooms, wake up to the sound of water in the morning, vintage style perfect for photos. ❌ Avoid: Chain hotels in Odda city center that hike prices in peak season—low cost performance and noisy. 🧳【Outfit & Gear】 ▫️Essentials: Waterproof jacket, quick-dry pants, non-slip hiking shoes, heat packs (weather in the fjord is changeable). ▫️Must-haves: European plug adapter + power bank (poor signal drains battery when taking photos), small backpack with 1.5L water + energy bars. ▫️Outfit formula: Solid color clothes + hiking boots. Red or white dresses look stunning against the blue-green fjord backdrop. 💡【Tips to Avoid Pitfalls】 1. Trolltunga has no cell signal. Go in groups, bring enough food, and you can get water from streams. 2. Bus frequency is very low. Missing one means waiting hours. Screenshot the timetable in advance. 3. Prices are high! Bring some instant noodles and pickled vegetables. 90% of places accept credit cards. 4. From June to September, enjoy the midnight sun. Start hikes early to avoid crowds and catch the sunset over the fjord. The beauty of Hardanger is the collision of snowy mountains and orchards, the balance of hiking and slow living—a healing experience you won’t forget once you’ve been there~

#2026NewYear Mongolia, Valley of the Horses] "Meet the Hero of the Year: Galloping on the Grasslands" Author: NomadSpirit2026 2026 is the "Year of the Horse." So, to meet this year's hero in person, I headed to Mongolia's vast Terelj National Park and the "Valley of the Horses." Mongolian winters are harsh, with temperatures reaching -30 degrees Celsius, but the sight of a crimson sunrise rising over the endless snow-covered grasslands was more dazzling than any decoration. The highlight of this #2026NewYear was witnessing the winter dance of wild horses. The muscles and dynamism of the horses galloping through the snow, panting heavily, perfectly encapsulated the energy we all need in 2026. We made New Year's resolutions in a traditional "ger" (ger) home, listening to the crackling sound of firewood all night long, and shared a New Year's dish, "boz" (dumplings), with the local nomads. Spending the first day of the new year here, completely isolated from civilization, gazing at the seemingly endless Milky Way, was a turning point in my life. For those who wish to put down their digital devices and focus on their natural instincts, especially those who wish to experience the energy of the Year of the Horse with their whole body, the Mongolian winter steppes are the ultimate sanctuary.

#2026NewYear Comradeship and Friendship] "The First Gate of 2026, Conquered Through Cries and Laughter Together" Author: Adventure Crew 2026 This #2026NewYearTrotunga expedition with friends marked a new turning point in our friendship. In truth, winter climbing alone would have been impossible. We checked each other's crampons and helped carry the packs of those whose strength was fading, overcoming the 800m of altitude together. When we reached the summit, Trotunga, we embraced each other without question. In the photo we took together at the edge of the cliff, our faces were adorned with a sense of triumph and solidarity, rather than fatigue. Knowing that we had companions by our side, galloping alongside us like a red horse in the year of the Dog, 2026, felt more precious than any New Year's gift. The conversations we had over warm cocoa in Oda's small inn after descending the mountain will be unforgettable. The moment we burst into laughter, exclaiming, "We've been there!", I was convinced that with our teamwork, we could overcome any challenge we faced in 2026. If you'd like to start the new year with a special bond with your colleagues, share the challenges of winter Trotunga.

#2026NewYear ArtisticInspiration] "Capturing the Magic of Blue Light: Norway's 'Blue Hour'" By: The World in the Lens For a photographer, the winter light of Northern Europe is a gift from the gods. At Trotunga, my chosen destination for #2026NewYear, I experienced the best "Blue Hour" of my life. While the days are short in Norway during the winter, the majestic hues created by the low sun are indescribably mystical. On the way to Trotunga, I captured the subtle gradations of purple and blue projected onto the all-white canvas. Especially at sunset, when the afterglow from the fairy's tongue reflected off the glacial lake, the colors seemed to condense the energy of 2026, the Year of the Horse. The contrast of warm light against the cold snow seemed to speak to the balance we should pursue in life. The weight of the camera equipment and the frigid weather made it physically demanding, but I couldn't help but feel awe at the overwhelming natural beauty visible through the viewfinder. In 2026, this place will be an endless source of inspiration for artists in need of new creative stimulation. It was a special New Year, not simply about capturing landscapes, but about recording the energy of survival and beauty emanating from Mother Nature.

Want to start from Tromsø and check off the "Island Without Time" Sommarøy and the "Norway in Miniature" Senja in one day? Chartering a car or joining a group tour is the most worry-free choice—you don’t have to stress about driving conditions in the Arctic or ferry schedules, and you can spend all your time enjoying the scenery. The entire 10-hour trip easily covers the highlights of both destinations without feeling rushed. . One-Day Itinerary . 1. Head to Sommarøy, the "Island Without Time" Depart from Tromsø and travel along the Arctic coast to reach Sommarøy, the summer island. This is the famous "Island Without Time" within the Arctic Circle, where residents have "abolished time" since 2019, creating a relaxed and carefree atmosphere that instantly puts you at ease. The island’s white sandy beaches, colorful fishermen’s cabins, and seaside boardwalks are must-visit photo spots. The sea and sky blend into one stunning view that’s easy to capture. After exploring the island vibe, head to the pier to prepare for the ferry. . 2. Take the ferry to Senja Island—don’t miss the sea views From Brensholmen Pier, take the ferry to Senja Island. Be sure to go up to the deck to enjoy the sea breeze and the passing scenery. Seagulls accompany you, snow-capped mountains appear in the distance, and every snapshot is a healing scene. . 3. Explore Senja Island’s highlights and immerse yourself in fjord scenery After landing, the guide will lead you to the island’s key attractions, so you don’t have to plan the route yourself. Fully immerse yourself in the collision of fjords and snow mountains: . Husøy Fishing Village: A typical Norwegian fishing village with red-roofed, white-walled wooden houses arranged neatly, full of fresh and soothing vibes. . The Golden Toilet: Known as one of the "world’s most beautiful toilets," it’s located on a cliff edge. Open the door and you face panoramic views of fjords and snow mountains. Even if you don’t go inside, taking a photo at the door is very memorable. . Devil’s Teeth: Senja’s iconic landmark, granite sea stacks resembling devil’s teeth rising from the emerald waters. With snow mountains in the background, it’s a must-shoot spot for photography lovers. . Rocky Fjords and Skywalk: Steep cliffs contrast beautifully with the green waters. The suspended skywalk overlooks the entire fjord, thrilling and photogenic, letting you fully experience the grandeur of nature. . 4. Lunch by the fjord or a light meal to recharge . 5. Flexible adjustments to unlock hidden pleasures After lunch, depending on your energy and the weather, you can flexibly arrange your time: if the weather is clear, the guide will take you to a lesser-known viewpoint to admire the stunning reflection of snow mountains in the fjord; if you feel tired, you can rest a bit and head back toward the pier, catching some easy sleep on the bus. . 6. Take the ferry back and catch the sunset beauty In the evening, take the ferry back from Botnhamn Pier on Senja Island. The soft light at this time is perfect for sunset photography. The sun dyes the sea golden-red, and the distant snow mountains are bathed in warm light. Standing on the deck quietly enjoying this grandeur, you can easily capture breathtaking moments. . 7. Return to Tromsø city center to conclude the trip After the ferry arrives, the guide will take everyone back to their hotel or the city center in Tromsø, wrapping up a perfect day. You get to fully enjoy the beautiful scenery without feeling too exhausted, leaving plenty of energy for the aurora chasing adventure at night. . 🚗 More routes | Custom tours | Pure leisure small groups | Car charter | Carpool . Want to learn more about traveling in Europe? 🉑 Click my profile and message me~ .

Our recent stay at Vikinghaug Hotel in Odda was nothing short of spectacular. Nestled against the stunning backdrop of the fjord and just a stone's throw from the Buer Glacier, the location alone makes it ideal for a mini holiday. Accommodations: The room was cozy and well-appointed, featuring large windows that offered breathtaking views of the fjord. Waking up to such a panorama was a highlight of our trip. The bed was comfortable, ensuring a restful night after a day of exploring. Amenities: The hotel provided a range of amenities, including complimentary Wi-Fi but we had to make breakfast ourselves in our lovely kitchen. The dining area had a warm ambiance, and we enjoyed our meals while soaking in the beautiful views. Activities: Being so close to Buer Glacier offered us the perfect opportunity for a nice walk. The staff was knowledgeable and helped us with tips on the best routes to take. Service: The staff at Vikinghaug were friendly and attentive, making sure we had everything we needed for a pleasant stay. Their recommendations for local attractions and dining options were spot-on. Overall Experience: Our one night at Vikinghaug Hotel felt like a refreshing getaway. The combination of stunning scenery, comfortable accommodations, and excellent service made it a perfect choice for a short escape. We left feeling rejuvenated and eager to return! If you’re looking for a peaceful retreat with breathtaking views, Vikinghaug Hotel in Odda is definitely worth considering! #travel #familytravel #norway #odda #glacier

Many people ask me: 👉 Is it really worth going to Norway in winter? 👉 Is it just "seeing snow + hoping to catch the Northern Lights"? To be honest— If you choose the right route, the winter experience in Norway is truly rich. This 11-day itinerary is one we carefully crafted this year, with consistently positive feedback from guests👇 This is not a "photo check-in" trip, but a route that truly immerses you in Norway’s winter. 🧭 The itinerary structure is very clear: Oslo → Tromsø → Sommarøy → Senja → Lofoten ✔ Arctic Circle segment: polar regions, fjords, islands, Northern Lights ✔ Oslo segment: city, forest, winter outdoors 👉 One route to experience two worlds of Norway in winter ❄️ Why do we say it’s “very Norwegian”? Arctic Ocean · Lobster suit floating (Tromsø) Not just watching the sea from the shore, but wearing a thermal floating suit and lying in the Arctic Sea, ice water flowing beneath you while your body stays warm. 👉 Not every Tromsø tour includes this activity~ Tromsø Cable Car · Norwegian Blue Hour Climb the mountain at dusk, city lights gradually turn on, snowy mountains, fjords, and city all enter “blue mode.” 📸 This color only appears in high-latitude winters~ Private Night Tour · Dynamic Light Chasing Adjust the chasing direction in real-time based on KP index and cloud cover, not “waiting at a fixed spot,” but truly chasing the lights. ⚠️ No 100% guarantee, but every trip is a serious chase! Senja Island · Norway in Miniature Snowy mountains by the sea, empty roads, very much like a local Norwegian secret. Check-in spots include: Devil’s Teeth, Coastal Boardwalk Lookout Lofoten Islands · RIB Boat Adventure into Trollfjord High-speed RIB boat rushes deep into the fjord, in Raftsundet waters you can often see sea eagles flying close to the boat. Reine & Hamnøy · Lonely Planet Cover Style Red fishing cabins + snowy mountains + icy blue sea, when the weather is good, every shot looks like a cover photo. Oslo Oslomarka Snowshoe Hiking Not a tourist trail, but a forest locals really go to in winter, put on snowshoes and walk through thick snow among pine trees. 🚐 About the group type and service ✅ Pure leisure small groups of 4–8 people ✅ Comfortable 5–9 seat vehicles ✅ Chinese-speaking driver-guide with rich snow driving experience ✅ Local 3-4 star hotels (including Western breakfast)

Travel ✨Winter Exclusive｜Nordic Wonderland Checklist✨ 🌌 The Gateway to the Arctic: Tromsø 📍Address: Tromsø, Northern Norway Under the pink sky at sunset, this small town within the Arctic Circle looks like a fairy tale🎠 👉Must Experience: - Aurora Cruise🐋 (Departs every night at 7 PM) - Mountain Cable Car🌄 (Best viewpoint overlooking the whole city) 🏝️ The Hidden Paradise: Lofoten Islands Sea mountains rise like jagged teeth❄️ The unique winter blue hour makes every snapshot a wallpaper-worthy masterpiece📸 👉Must Visit: - Reine Fishing Village (Red houses + snowy mountains = postcard scenery) - Surfing hotspot Unstad Beach (Surfing in the Arctic Circle is super cool!) 🌲 The Secret Realm: Senja Island Norway’s second largest island but a hidden gem✨ A quiet snowy town like a scene from an Andersen fairy tale⛄ 👉Must Do: - Devil’s Tongue Hiking Trail (Winter edition) - Seaside Sauna (Experience the contrast of ice and fire) 💡Travel Tips: ✔️Best Time: November to March (Aurora season) ✔️What to Wear: Waterproof and windproof down jacket + snow boots ✔️Transportation: Recommended to rent a car with a driver (Snow driving requires skill)

Our recent road trip to Odda was nothing short of spectacular, especially with our lunch destination being the newly opened Langhuset, a unique restaurant housed in a church designed by Lothepus. Scenic Stops Along the Way Before reaching Odda, we made a memorable stop at Låtefossen, a stunning waterfall that truly showcases Norway's natural beauty. The mist created a magical atmosphere, and snapping photos there was a highlight of the journey. Langhuset Experience Upon arriving at Langhuset, we were immediately impressed by the architecture of the newly built church. The design beautifully blends traditional and modern elements, making it an eye-catching landmark. Inside, the ambiance was warm and inviting, with high wooden ceilings and tasteful decorations that created a cozy atmosphere. Now, let's talk about the food! We all opted for their signature dish, the double cheeseburger, and it was fantastic. The flavors were rich and satisfying, making it clear why this dish is a must-try. Final Thoughts Overall, our road trip to Odda was a delightful escape filled with breathtaking scenery, delicious food, and a unique dining experience at Langhuset. If you’re looking for a memorable outing, I highly recommend making the journey. We can’t wait to return! #travel #naturalwonders #familytravel #odda

When you think of Hardangerfjord, you might picture its azure waters in the height of summer and the midnight sun of the midnight sun. However! Another breathtaking aspect of "Norwegian aesthetics" is hidden in the fjord's pristine winter. Winter in Hardangerfjord is quiet and uncluttered, a "Nordic minimalist art" that even Instagram-worthy photos can't capture. ❄️【Winter Limited Edition: Stunning Fjords】 When the first snow falls on the fjord, Hardangerfjord instantly transforms into a giant "work of art in white space." Vøringsfossen, one of Norway's top three waterfalls, is completely frozen, and the wind plays a winter symphony in the valley. Photography tips: Wear a brightly colored down jacket; every shot will be a masterpiece! 🏡【Fairytale Town Check-in】 Rosendal 📍: One of Norway's most beautiful villages! A snow-covered cabin bathed in warm yellow light—it's like stepping into an Andersen fairytale! ✨ Lofthus Hillside Orchard 🍎: Transforms into a "snow powder cake" in winter, breathtakingly beautiful at sunset! We recommend staying overnight in a wooden cabin by the fjord. 🧗【Adventurer's Paradise: Trolltunga】 Norway's must-see Instagram-worthy giant rock formation, "Trolltunga" 🗻 Winter-limited activities: ✔️Professional guided tour (Trolltunga Active) ✔️10-12 hour snow hike ✔️Spectacular views at 1180 meters altitude ⚠️Note: Must be done with a professional team; never go alone! 🏂【Recommended Ski Resort】 1️⃣ Røldal Ski Resort 📍Røldalsvegen 50, 5760 Røldal ✨Features: Powder snow paradise! 15km of super long ski runs ⏰Opening hours: November - April 2️⃣ Voss Resort 📍Bavallsvegen 35, 5700 Voss ✨Features: The largest ski resort in Western Norway! 40km of professional ski runs 🎿Activities: Skiing/Winter swimming/Mountain biking 🏆Recommended by professional outdoor teams: Outdoor Norway 📍Evangervegen 14, 5700 Voss Offers a wide variety of snow and ice activities including fjord hiking/skiing/rafting! Reservations need to be made 2 weeks in advance. 📸Photo spots: ✔️Frozen waterfall ✔️Snowy village ✔️Trolltunga (Troll's Tongue) ✔️Panoramic view of the ski resort ❤️Winter tips: ✓ Bring enough warm clothing! ✓ Recommended to visit between December and March ✓ Maximum chance of seeing the Northern Lights!

If you long for Norway but have concerns about traveling alone, this guide combining personal group tour experiences and photography tips might light your way. 📸 Must-Visit Photo Spots in Norway · The Four Fjords (Sogne, Hardanger, Lyse, Geiranger): The best subjects for capturing majestic landscapes. Remember to wait at the Flåm town pier for the cruise to come into frame, and use a wide-angle lens at the Aurlandsfjellet Stegastein viewpoint to capture the curves and fjords. · Lofoten Islands: A photographer’s paradise. The red fishing cabins and snowy mountain reflections in Reine village, the football field in Henningsvær, and the aurora backdrop in Å town—each shot looks like a postcard. · Preikestolen/Pulpit Rock, Kjeragbolten, Trolltunga: Stunning hikes. Preikestolen’s flat top highlights the cliff’s steepness, Kjeragbolten cleverly uses angles and sea of clouds, and Trolltunga is perfect for silhouette shots and magnificent lake views. · Tromsø: The Gateway to the Arctic and Aurora City. Besides chasing the northern lights, the Arctic Cathedral’s unique triangular architecture and taking the cable car to overlook the fjord’s night view are excellent photo spots. · Bryggen Wharf in Bergen: The colorful wooden houses are a classic backdrop, best photographed in the soft light of early morning or evening. ✨ Thoughtful Tips for Aurora Photography · Season and Time: From late September to early April each year, clear and cloudless nights are essential for viewing, with peak activity usually between 10 PM and 2 AM. · Essential Gear: A sturdy tripod, wide-aperture wide-angle lens (like f/2.8), spare batteries (cold drains power quickly), and a remote shutter release. · Settings Reference: Manual mode, aperture wide open (e.g., f/2.8), ISO between 1600-3200, shutter speed adjusted between 5-15 seconds depending on aurora intensity, be sure to turn off autofocus and manually focus to infinity. 🤔 Independent Travel or Group Tour? My Choice Insights Norway has well-developed transportation, theoretically suitable for independent travel. But for solo travelers, those who prioritize convenience and safety, or winter travelers, a quality group tour might be the better choice. It perfectly solves issues like transport connections, booking aurora/fjord tours, and language barriers. 🔍 How to Choose a Reliable Tour Group? (My Hard-Earned Summary) 1. Group Size is Key to Experience: Prioritize boutique small groups with no more than 8 people. Fewer people mean more flexibility, more comfortable rides, guides can attend to everyone, and no endless waiting for photos. 2. Details Must Be in the Contract: This is the most important guarantee! Single room supplements, daily breakfast, main tickets for fjord cruises/mountain trains, aurora tour fees, guide qualifications—all promises must be clearly written in the contract. 3. Payment and Refund Terms: Always pay through a corporate account, clarify deposit ratios and refund policies to prevent issues if plans change. 4. Accommodation and Itinerary Pace: Confirm if accommodations are in town centers or near attractions, understand daily approximate travel times, and avoid the exhausting “sleep on the bus, snap photos at stops” mode. ✅ My Real Group Tour Experience (Positive Reference) · Comfort: A 6-person group with a 9-seat vehicle, plenty of space for luggage and people, long rides were not tiring. · Guide is Key: Met a careful and responsible local Chinese guide who was professional, helped me take photos as a solo traveler, communication was smooth, and I felt very safe. · Pure Sightseeing, No Shopping: The itinerary focused on scenery with no pressure to spend, and the group atmosphere was friendly, allowing me to meet interesting travel companions. · Accommodation and Pace: Hotels were conveniently located and clean, the itinerary balanced activity and rest, with enough time to fully enjoy experiences. 💡 Winter Travel Gear Checklist · Clothing: Follow the “onion” layering method. Essential windproof and waterproof jackets and pants, warm mid-layers (down/fleece), quick-dry underwear, wool socks, waterproof and slip-resistant high-top snow boots. · Accessories: Wool hat, gloves (touchscreen compatible), scarf, sunglasses (to prevent snow blindness). · Others: European standard power adapter, personal toiletries (often not provided in Nordic hotels), thermos, common medications. Norway’s snowy mountains, fjords, and auroras are worth every way of journeying. Whether carefully planned independent travel or choosing a reliable tour, this land will reward you with unforgettable awe. Be brave and set off—the world’s beauty always awaits the one who takes the first step.

After the 23km round trip to Trolltunga in Norway in 2018, the tough endurance series continues in Chile’s Patagonia region - Las Torres🏔️ It seemed to be the best weather in Torres del Paine for nearly half a month, with bright sunshine and almost no wind☀️ The entire round trip is 22km, taking about 10 hours, passing through roughly 6 different types of terrain and landscapes. After yesterday’s climb, my legs are already wrecked today. If the weather is bad, the hiking difficulty multiplies🤧 First section p2-p3: Starting from the parking lot, you’ll pass about 1.5km of open wilderness comfort zone as a warm-up, with grasslands and snow-capped mountains in full view🌟 Second section p5-p6: After crossing the suspension bridge at p4, you’ll face a continuous uphill section mainly through shrubs and rocky paths, about 2km. If the weather is good, it’s recommended to wear fewer clothes. Shortly after starting this section, you’ll be sweating heavily🌟🌟🌟🌟 Third section p7-p8: The climb eases off, entering a more relaxed cliff and scree path section. This part is prone to wind, about 2km mostly downhill with wide-open views, leading to the only restaurant supply point (ps: restroom use is not free, costs 💲2000), which is also the midpoint of the entire route🌟🌟 Fourth section p9-p11: After a short rest at the supply point, the second half begins with the forest section that has the highest oxygen content along the route. Shaded by trees, with small bridges and flowing water, this is a gentle 3.5km slope, offering an immersive hiking experience🌟🌟 Fifth section p12-p14: Connecting with the forest section, you enter about 1km of forest stream and rocky uphill path. The water flow makes the path slippery, and the narrow route requires two-way traffic on the same trail, so this section is prone to congestion🌟🌟🌟 Sixth section p15-p16: The final 1km is the hardest section with chaotic rocks, exposed and steep uphill. You don’t have to follow the conventional route; the strong can find their own overtaking paths among the rocks. The stones are piled up, so step wherever you can find stable footing. The Torres are just within reach, and the detour opens up to a clear view🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Overall, it was super stunning! And I was very lucky to encounter good weather!! Although I was always at the back among the group and forever the slowpoke, but we made it!!! Life experience UP⬆️

🌟*Day 1: Tromsø—First Encounter with the Gateway of the Arctic* 🌤️Itinerary: Tromsø → Arctic Cathedral → Tromsø Bridge → World’s Northernmost McDonald's🍔 → Tromsø Cable Car → Senja Island 💫Highlights: - 🏰【Arctic Cathedral】—A white sanctuary in the snow, pure and sacred, perfect for atmospheric photos✨ - 🌉【Tromsø Bridge】—A landmark of the Arctic Circle, with mirror-like fjord reflections beneath, stunningly beautiful🌊 - 🍟【World’s Northernmost McDonald's】—Check-in +1! What’s it like to eat a burger inside the Arctic Circle?😋 - 🚡【Tromsø Cable Car】—Ascend Fjellheisen Mountain to overlook the entire city and fjord, breathtaking at sunset🌅 --- 🌟*Day 2: Senja Island—The “Microcosm” Beauty of Norway* 🌤️Itinerary: Senja Island → Devil’s Teeth → Golden Toilet → Fjord Viewpoint → Evonnes 🚗A full-on self-driving experience! Winding mountain roads, deep fjords, every moment filled with awe: - 🧛【Devil’s Teeth】—Jagged peaks piercing the sky like giant teeth, wild and stunning!📸 - 🚽【Golden Toilet】—Don’t laugh! This is a popular check-in spot! A golden cabin with fjord backdrop, 100% photo-worthy🔥 - 🌄【Fjord Viewpoint】—Overlooking Ersfjord, clear waters and green mountains shrouded in mist, like a fairyland☁️ --- 🌟*Day 3: Fjord Poetry·Romance of the Northern Venice* 🌤️Itinerary: Narvik → Silent Cruise of Trollfjord or Seaside Ski Resort → Northern Venice → World’s Most Lonely Football Field → Svolvær 🏂【Seaside Ski Resort】—One of the world’s top ski resorts with cable car offering sea views, showcasing fjord scenery and glacier-shaped mountains. The long winter dawns and dusks at high latitudes paint the sky and snow-capped peaks with brilliant, gentle pink hues. 🚣‍♀️【Silent Cruise of Trollfjord】—Departing from Svolvær, we sail along the magnificent Lofoten scenery, where you will admire breathtaking views💙 🏛️【Northern Venice】—Henningsvær, a colorful village surrounded by seawater, like a fairy tale floating on the sea🌈 ⚽【World’s Most Lonely Football Field】—A green field by the sea, backed by snowy mountains and ocean, lonely yet romantic, perfect for storytelling photos📸 --- 🌟*Day 4: Heart of Lofoten·Poetry of Fishing Villages and White Sand Beaches* 🌤️Itinerary: Svolvær → Reine Fishing Village → Hamnøy Village → Å → Ramberg White Sand Beach → Svolvær 🐟【Reine】—Top 10 Most Beautiful Fishing Villages in the World! Red cabins + snow mountain reflections, every frame worth cherishing📷 🏡【Hamnøy】—Featured on the cover of Lonely Planet! A fishing village in morning mist, breathtakingly beautiful🌫️ 🏝️【Ramberg White Sand Beach】—Soft white sand within the Arctic Circle, walking barefoot feels like stepping on cotton☁️, incredibly photogenic✨ --- 🌟*Day 5: Farewell to the Arctic Secret Realm* 🌤️Itinerary: Svolvær → Airport transfer → Evonnes/Tromsø

Discover Ullensvang and its industrial past with a visit to Smelteverkestomten, the historical site located at Røldalsvegen, 5750 Odda, Norway. This area offers travelers a chance to glimpse Norway’s industrial roots set against the backdrop of stunning fjord scenery. Begin your day by heading to the Smelteverkestomten, found just a short drive from central Ullensvang. The site is open daily, allowing for flexible planning, although the best time to visit is typically during daylight hours (09:00–18:00). Smelteverkestomten is renowned for its atmospheric remains of the old Odda Smelteverk, a historic smelting plant. Wander through the industrial relics and learn about the region’s pivotal role in Norway’s early 20th-century hydroelectric development. The ruins, information plaques, and river views set a dramatic scene, providing both engaging history and photography opportunities. Take time to explore the area around Smelteverkestomten—enjoy a relaxing stroll along the river, and soak in the tranquil nature that contrasts with the industrial heritage. Ullensvang’s scenic beauty, characterized by lush mountains and the picturesque Sørfjord, makes every walk a pleasure. For those interested in active experiences, try cycling the scenic roads nearby or hiking one of the trails that wind through the valley and hillside. The surroundings around Odda are consistently breathtaking, so don’t forget to bring your camera to capture both the impressive old industrial architecture and the spectacular Norwegian landscape. Tips: Dress in layers, as weather near Odda can be variable even in summer. Bring comfortable walking shoes for exploring the site and surrounding trails. Make sure your phone or camera is charged; the juxtaposition of man-made and natural beauty offers great photo opportunities. Check ahead for any guided tours available, which can provide deeper insights into the local history. Foodwise, you’ll find small cafes and shops in Odda town center, perfect for grabbing coffee or fresh bakery snacks after your exploration. If you want to save money, pack a picnic to enjoy by the river or fjord. #IndustrialHeritage #NorwegianFjords #UllensvangTravel #Odda #HistoryAndNature

Introduction to the Scenery of the Lofoten Islands The Lofoten Islands, located in northern Norway within the Arctic Circle, are a breathtakingly beautiful area known worldwide for their magnificent natural scenery, unique fishing village culture, and abundant aurora displays. Below is a detailed introduction to the scenery of the Lofoten Islands: Natural Scenery Snow-Capped Mountains and Fjords: The archipelago was formed by Quaternary glaciation, featuring steep peaks and deep fjords such as Trollfjord, whose narrow entrance and towering mountains create a picturesque natural landscape. In winter, the snow-covered mountains contrast with the deep blue fjords, making it feel like stepping into a winter fairy tale. White Sand Beaches: The Lofoten Islands boast pristine Arctic white sand beaches like Hauklandstranda Beach, where fine white sand, emerald waters, and surrounding mountains combine to form a stunning coastal scene that feels like a tropical island. Aurora Borealis Spectacle: As one of the world’s most famous aurora viewing locations, the Lofoten Islands often display dancing northern lights on clear winter nights (November to February). Green, pink, and purple light bands intertwine and shift, reflecting off the snow-capped mountains, fjords, and fishing village lights, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. Fishing Village Charm Colorful Wooden Houses: Numerous traditional fishing villages are scattered along the coast, such as Reine and Hamnøy. The wooden houses in these villages are often painted red, yellow, or white, their bright colors complementing the natural scenery. These houses are usually built by the water, some even on stilts, forming a unique waterfront architectural landscape. Historical Culture: These fishing villages preserve the traditional lifestyle and customs of Viking descendants. Many old cod liver oil factories, smoked salmon huts, and fishing gear docks remain well-preserved, allowing visitors to experience a rich historical atmosphere. Outdoor Activity Scenery Hiking and Mountaineering: The Lofoten Islands are a paradise for hiking enthusiasts. For example, Reinebringen, though not the highest peak in the archipelago, offers spectacular views from its summit overlooking the village of Reine, fjords, and mountains. There are also more challenging hiking routes, such as the Trolltunga sister trail, where hikers can enjoy magnificent natural scenery along the way. Whale Watching and Sea Fishing: Winter is a great time for whale watching. Visitors can take boat trips to see humpback whales, orcas, and other whales playing in the sea. Additionally, the waters around the Lofoten Islands are rich in cod and other fish species, offering visitors the chance to experience sea fishing and enjoy the thrill of catching fish. The scenery of the Lofoten Islands is breathtaking, whether it’s the snow-capped mountains, fjords, aurora, fishing villages, beaches, or hiking trails, all leave visitors reluctant to leave. This place is not only a treasure trove of natural landscapes but also a witness to culture and history, attracting travelers from around the world to explore and experience.

#EuropeGuide Parking and Etiquette Guide for a Safe Viewing Rötefossen is easily accessible due to its location right next to the road, but this requires extra caution for safety. While designated parking is available right next to the waterfall, it can fill up quickly during peak season (summer). If parking is limited, never park on the side of the road without permission, obstructing other vehicles or posing a risk of accident. #EuropeGuide requires you to be responsible and proactive in anticipating parking issues. Furthermore, as this is a popular spot where visitors can enjoy the waterfall while being splashed by the water, the surrounding walkways and stone steps are often wet and slippery. It's important to walk slowly and take extra care when accompanying children or the elderly. Norway is a country that values ​​nature. Leaving litter near the waterfall is strictly prohibited, and you must take any trash you bring with you. To preserve this magnificent natural landscape for generations to come, we urge you to strictly observe basic national park etiquette.

#EuropeGuide The Best Time to Visit and What to Bring to Rötefossen Rötefossen is accessible year-round, but to see its most spectacular sights, aim for late May to early July. This period coincides with the melting snow in the Norwegian mountains, bringing the waterfall's flow to its peak. The power and scale of the water are astounding, and the mist blankets the surrounding area, creating a spectacular sight. Late fall and winter, on the other hand, see significantly less water and the weather become very cold, but the snowy landscape surrounding the falls offers another charm. While the waterfall is easily accessible, located right next to the national highway, the mist can make the ground very slippery. For safety, a waterproof jacket, waterproof pants, and non-slip shoes are essential. Because Rötefossen is located midway through a fjord tour, a typical #EuropeGuide itinerary is to visit early in the morning and then continue on to the next destination. Souvenir shops and cafes near the waterfall may only operate during peak season, so it's a good idea to prepare light drinks and snacks in advance.

#EuropeGuide Enjoy the Hardangerfjord Drive with Rötefossen Rötefossen is located near the Hardangerfjord, a jewel of western Norway. A visit here means experiencing one of the country's most beautiful drives. The area surrounding Rötefossen is known as the "Valley of Waterfalls," thanks to the numerous waterfalls surrounding it, including Tvindefossen and Steinsdalsfossen. If you're planning a #EuropeGuide tour, we recommend driving south along Route 13 toward Odda. The Odda area is also the starting point for the famous Trolltunga trek, making it a perfect itinerary that combines hiking and waterfall sightseeing. The winding road along the fjord passes by quintessential Norwegian landscapes: sheer cliffs, tranquil fjords, and picturesque orchard villages. Rötefossen is the culmination of all this beauty. The area surrounding the waterfall is relatively secluded, so take the time to pause and savor the tranquil atmosphere of the fjord.

#รับส่วนลดไม่พึ่งดวง Latefossen หรือ Låtefossen คือน้ำตกคู่สุดอลังการในเมืองออดดา (Odda) ประเทศนอร์เวย์ ที่ไหลลงมาจากหน้าผาสูงกว่า 165 เมตร รวมตัวกันเป็นสายเดียวก่อนพาดผ่านสะพานหินเก่าแก่กลางธรรมชาติ A B—เป็นจุดถ่ายรูปที่ทั้งทรงพลังและโรแมนติกในคราวเดียวกัน --- 📍 จุดเช็คอินห้ามพลาด • สะพานหินกลางน้ำตก: จุดถ่ายภาพยอดฮิตที่ละอองน้ำกระเซ็นสร้างบรรยากาศสดชื่นสุดๆ • จุดชมวิวริมถนน Rv13: มองเห็นน้ำตกสองสายไหลรวมกันอย่างชัดเจน • Lotevatnet Lake: ทะเลสาบที่รับน้ำจาก Latefossen เหมาะกับการเดินเล่นหรือปิกนิก • ช่วงต้นฤดูร้อน (พ.ค.–ก.ค.): เป็นช่วงที่น้ำตกแรงที่สุดและแสงแดดสวยที่สุด B --- ✍️ ตัวอย่างคอนเทนต์ Trip.com “สัมผัสพลังธรรมชาติที่ Latefossen 🇳🇴✨ น้ำตกคู่สุดอลังการแห่งเมือง Odda ที่ไหลรวมกันใต้สะพานหินกลางหุบเขา! แค่ยืนใกล้ก็รู้สึกถึงละอองน้ำเย็นสดชื่น 💦 ถ่ายรูปตรงสะพานคือปังทุกมุม 📸 ใครมาเที่ยวเส้นทาง Hardangerfjord ห้ามพลาดเด็ดขาด!” --- 🔖 Hashtags แนะนำ • #Latefossen #NorwayNature #TripToOdda #HiddenGemsNorway • #WaterfallWonder #ScenicNorway #TripcomTravel #NatureEscape • #NordicAdventure #SummerInNorway #RoadTripGoals #EuropeUnfiltered ---

🏞️ Trolltunga, or "Troll's Tongue," is one of Norway's most famous hiking spots! 🤩 A challenging trek, but well worth the million-dollar views. 🚶♀️ The round-trip hike is approximately 27 kilometers, taking approximately 10-12 hours. 💧 Along the way, you'll be treated to pristine views of the mountains, Ringedalsvatnet Lake, and waterfalls. ☀️ The destination is a rocky outcrop jutting into the air, offering breathtaking views. 📸 Don't forget to have your camera ready, because every angle is a memorable one. 🎒 Pack your gear: rain gear, food, water, and good hiking shoes. 💖 It's an experience you'll cherish forever. 🌟 Perfect for adventurers who love nature and a challenge! 📍 Trolltunga, Norway - You have to experience it for yourself! #Trolltunga #Norway #Hiking #Adventure #Nature #Travel #Scandinavia #BucketList #Ringedalsvatnet #TravelNorway #BeautifulDestinations

Hiking to Trolltunga – Norway’s Magic Cliff My journey to one of Norway’s most iconic spots started in Oslo, boarding what’s often called the most scenic train ride in the world**—and honestly, it lives up to the title. Winding through valleys, past waterfalls, and around fjords, the ride to Bergen is like flipping through pages of a storybook. #trekking #trolltunga #norway From Bergen, I made my way to Odda, a quiet town tucked between towering mountains and deep fjords. It’s the base for the legendary Trolltunga hike—a 20-hour round trip to the edge of the world (or at least it feels that way). Even in mid-July, there were still patches of snow scattered along the trail, making the already stunning mountains look even more surreal. We hiked for hours, occasionally stopping to snap photos of alpine flowers, waterfalls, and curious birds crossing our path. But nothing prepares you for the moment you actually see Trolltunga—the cliff jutting out like a stone tongue, hanging 700 meters above Lake Ringedalsvatnet. The view is jaw-dropping. As you near the famous rock, there's a long line of people waiting their turn for that photo, but for a moment, you forget the crowd, the hike, the tired legs. It’s just you, the edge, and the kind of silence only mountains can offer. If you're headed to Norway and love a good adventure, Trolltunga is worth every step.