Sogndal is situated in the innermost part of the world longest fjord – the Sognefjord. In the immediate vicinity are landscapes that the renowned National Geographic Traveller magazine in 2009 voted to be the best preserved attraction on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. The region also offers some of Norway highest and wildest mountains, Hurrungane, in Jotunheimen National Park, as well as mainland Europe’s largest ice cap: the Jostedalsbreen glacier. Furthermore, the region is known for its cultural landscape populated with still-active, small-scale farms.

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