Travel tips for Sognefjord, Norway
Scenic spot introduction:
Norway Sognefjord The Sognefjord is 205 kilometers long and is the longest and deepest fjord in the world. It is also a popular tourist attraction. It is a spectacular place with numerous peaks, lush forests, countless waterfalls, and shrouded in clouds. The high peaks are covered with snow. The power of nature has made this a truly natural "summer resort."Attractions distribution:
Sognefjord Sognefjorden is a fjord in Sogn og Fjordane, Norway. It is 205 km long and is the longest fjord in Norway and the second longest in the world. Sognefjord The deepest part is 1,308 meters below sea level, and the average width of the main trunk is about 4.5 kilometers. Sognefjord There are many branches inside, one of which is Nærøyfjord In 2005, it was listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO along with the Geirangerfjord and is a world-famous tourist destination.Scenic spot features:
Nordic style, canyons, riversTransportation
Scenic spot location:
Europe > Norway > Bergen
How to get there:
Trains and buses: There are trains and buses from Oslo and Bergen to the fjords, regardless of the peak or off-peak season. Lædal The train takes nearly 5 hours from Bergen to Lædal The train takes 2 hours and 10 minutes. You need to change trains in Voss to return to Oslo and Bergen. There are buses between various attractions in the fjord.
Cruise: From Fromm You can rent a boat to enjoy the scenery along the fjord, and if you are lucky you may see wild seals.
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Sognefjord Weather Forecast:
Know in advance Sognefjord location Europe > Norway > Bergen The latest weather forecast, make perfect preparations before your trip and have a pleasant journey^-^
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Tour route:
Sognefjord Cruise line: Fromm - Ullen - Gudvangen → Bergen - Sogndal and Bergen - Vik - Balestrand - Leikanger - Fromm The car ferry routes include Vangsnes - Balestrand - Fjarland. Fromm - The Aurland-Gudvangen and Bergen-Sandal routes are open all year round, the other routes are only open from May 1 to September 30.
Best time to visit:
June to August
Shopping recommendations:
Norway's most famous Arctic caviar, goat milk cheese, Norwegian salmon and the delicious Viking beer are all local delicacies that should not be missed. The smoked salmon, boiled shrimp and cod here are also famous for their freshness and deliciousness. It should be noted that there is a trick to eating seafood. It is best to arrive at the dock around three or four in the afternoon. When you see a returning ship, you can ask if there is any fresh seafood for sale. If you are lucky, you can buy cheap fresh seafood to satisfy your appetite.
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