4K VIDEO FLYING OVER NORWAY BEST PLACES TO VISIT

The glaciers, mountains, and waterfalls showcase raw, sublime power, while natural wonders such as the northern lights, the midnight sun, the fjords, and peaceful national parks offer serenity.
Norway, meaning "the way leading to the north", is so long that if you spin it around on the map you would end up in Rome. Similar in size to California and with a population of only 5 million people, this Nordic country has plenty of open space to explore. Its stunning fjords, mountains and natural phenomena such as the Northern Lights and the Midnight Sun make Norway a must-visit destination. Get inspired for your next journey by these must-see natural highlights and destinations in Norway.
Norway is famous for the Northern Lights and the Midnight Sun. Unfortunately, it's not possible to see both during the same trip .
If traveling during the winter isn't an option, consider visiting Norway for another unique natural phenomenon which takes place in northern Norway during the summer. One-third of Norway lies above the arctic circle, making it a great place to witness the Midnight Sun from May to August. The more north you travel, the longer the duration of the Midnight Sun, where the sun does not drop below the horizon throughout the entire day. It's an incredibly beautiful experience, almost unreal. You are experiencing a northern wonder of nature!
The most impressive fjords in Norway, however, are located on the west coast. Tens of thousands of years of glacial erosion have shaped the fjords into beautiful pieces of almost art-like nature. The result is breathtaking natural scenery: steep mountains on both sides with rich waterfalls diving into the blue-green water. The deepest fjords are more than 1300 meters deep. Rich in animal life and cultural traditions, the fjords in Norway are a great destination to explore the country.
The fjords can be a great starting point for another must-see in Norway: the Norwegian mountains. Sognefjorden, Norway's deepest and longest fjord, easily connects you to the Jotunheimen National Park. Norway's highest mountain (and also the highest mountain in northern Europe), Galhøpiggen, is located here and stands 2469 meters above sea level. It's the perfect place for outdoor enthusiasts, especially if you are attracted to the mountains. There are more than 250 mountain peaks in total, each one over 2000 meters high. The famous Besseggen hike is described as an eldorado for hikers.
The island of Lyngør is still without cars and only reachable with boats and ferries. The historical aspects of southern Norway are still present in the infrastructure, where some places were mainly accessed by tall ships.
Norway's southernmost point, Lindesnes lighthouse, is a popular place to visit as it also was Norway's first lighthouse back in 1656. If you want to really top your holiday in Norway, consider booking your overnight stay in one of the lighthouses along the coastline, for instance, the Lyngør Lighthouse.

00:00 Intro
00:12 Flag of norway
00:35 Nature norway
23:02 Geirangerfjord
27:28 Fjords
31:38 Maelstrom of Saltstraumen
34:58 Waterfalls
45:24 Nature norway

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