Naroyu Xiaowan
Nærøyfjord is a tributary of Sognefjord, named after its narrow valley. Also known as "the narrowest fjord in the world," it measures only 250 meters at its narrowest point. Today, Nærøyfjord is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can rent a small boat from the town of Flåm to explore the stunning scenery of the fjord and experience a microcosm of Norway. If you're lucky, you may even spot some wild seals in Nærøyfjord.
Aiyulan Xia Bay
In the Aurlandsfjord of Norway, it seems like entering a fairy tale world. On the shore, colorful wooden houses and ancient water mills bring you a sense of peace and comfort. The long-standing old church adds a sense of mystery. This is a picturesque paradise, making people feel as if they are in a wonderland.
Lusiya Bay
Lysefjord, located in southwestern Norway, is one of the most famous fjords in Norway. The fjord is known for its two famous rock formations, Pulpit Rock and Kjeragbolten, which have become popular destinations for hikers. The two massive rock platforms situated high above Lysefjord offer ample space and are some of the best viewpoints to admire the beauty of the fjord. Whether you seek adventure or wish to relax in nature, the scenic views of Lysefjord will leave you spellbound.
