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Norway is a place that just doesn’t feel real when you finally see its incredible beauty in person. The emerald green fjords soar high into the cobalt blue skies, the water is so clean that you can drink it directly from the flowing streams and the air is the freshest you’ll ever inhale. Your lungs will thank you, I promise! Nature lovers, photographers, hikers and travellers from all over the world dream of going to Norway someday to experience the sheer beauty of this majestic country.
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Norway is a country that has something for every type of traveller. Do you like hip capital cities? Visit Oslo. Like nature and picturesque villages? Visit the tiny village of Flåm, which is tucked away in the inner end branch of the mighty Sognefjord. How about fjord cruises? Visit Bergen; The Gateway to the Fjords as it’s known as. Every city in Norway has some natural beauty surrounding it, so you won’t be far from nature no matter where you are.
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With jaw dropping landscapes in every part of the country, how could anyone not want to visit this grand northern European country? And yes, I know the exuberant prices turn people off, but you can visit Norway on a budget.
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Norway is a place that opened my eyes to travelling the world more and also travelling solo. The minute you glance up at the massive fjords for the first time and breathe in the crisp cool air, you’ll fall in love…I know I did!
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Now, without further adieu, I give you my 25 photos to inspire you to book your own trip to the beautiful and mystical country of Norway.
Have these photos of Norway ignited your wanderlust? I’m itching to head back soon and head more towards the northern areas of the country. Have any of you been to Norway yet? Let me know in the comments below! xo
