Norway, located in northern Europe and on the edge of the world, is an extremely low-key and charming country. In fact, as long as you walk into this cold land, you will find that it is magical, dreamy, and full of wildness. This article will tell you what it's like to be in a Norwegian fjord on the edge of the world.

Norway's territory is long and narrow from north to south, with a long and tortuous coastline and many coastal islands. It is known as the "land of ten thousand islands". At the same time, it has the unique fjord landform of the Scandinavia peninsula, where the magic of nature has reached an unparalleled level, creating the most beautiful fjord scenery on the planet.

It is no exaggeration to say that the Norwegian fjords are world-famous natural and geographical wonders and have become a famous tourist landmark landscape in this country, which is yearned for and praised by tourists around the world!

The famous Norwegian dramatist Ibsen once described Norway as "the country of fjords hypnotized by water". There are more than 1,000 large and small fjords distributed throughout Norway, which is an unimaginable number. Most of the country's coast is made up of numerous winding fjords. For this reason, Norway's unique natural landscape has also been created.

Among the many fjords in Norway, the most famous is the Geirangerfjord. Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, cascading waterfalls, and lush vegetation, this fjord is a beautiful and majestic fjord, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Geiranger Fjord is located on the southwest coast of Norway, north of Bergen, the second-largest city. There are many waterfalls cascading down steep rock faces into the fjord, of which "The Seven Sisters" is a representative view.

The Geirangerfjord is 20 kilometers long and is a popular summer vacation destination for Norwegians and even Europeans. Get up close and personal with the fjords by kayak, boat, or motorhome. Most tourists choose a more comfortable way to cruise the fjords on a cruise ship. Along the way, you can enjoy the magnificent mountain scenery on both sides of the strait, and there are dotted dwellings in between, and you can appreciate the magnificence and harmony of nature.

In addition, there are many people who choose to hike in the fjord and park at the foot of the fjord with their motorhome. They put on outdoor hiking shoes, packs and tools, and went deep into the fjords and mountains, surrounded by magnificent nature. But no matter what way you choose to visit the fjord, the fjord brings not only a visual impact but also an unforgettable spiritual shock.

Diving is also possible in Norway. Because of its biodiversity and diverse diving sites, people can enjoy a unique diving experience. Therefore, more and more professional divers regard it as a diving place not to be missed. Norway's fjords and other waters can sometimes be cooler than the rest of the world's top diving spots, but for those divers looking for a different challenge, it's an extraordinary experience.

Whether they take part in a relaxing snorkel or try scuba diving, freediving, or deep sea diving, some of them even fall in love with Norway's fickle weather. The mysterious and changeable underwater world, as long as you try diving, you will be deeply fascinated! Before exploring more mysterious underwater gods, remember to bring a protective diving suit to protect yourself in the unpredictable underwater world!