Brief introduction of Norwegian Songfjord

Songgen Fjord is the largest fjord in Norway. The rock formations on both sides of the fjord are very hard, mainly composed of granite and gneiss, mixed with a small amount of limestone, dolomite and marble. Let's take a look at the Songgen Fjord in Norway.

Introduction of scenic spots:

The Songen Fjord in Norway, with a total length of 205 kilometers, is the longest and deepest fjord in the world and a popular tourist attraction. Here, the peaks are beautiful, the trees are green, there are many waterfalls, and the clouds are lingering, which is spectacular. The high-altitude peaks are covered with snow, and natural forces make it a real natural summer resort.

Sognefjorden (Norwegian: Sognefjorden) is located in the Sognefjorden in western Norway, with a total length of 205 kilometers. It is the longest fjord in Norway and the second longest fjord in the world. The deepest elevation of Songgen Fjord is1.308m, and the average width of its trunk is about 4.5km.. There are many branches in Songgen Fjord, among which Narui Fjord was listed as a world heritage site by UNESCO in 2005 together with Gai Langille Fjord, and it is a world-famous tourist attraction.

Tour route:

Cruise lines in Songen Fjord: Fromm-Hulan-Judwan → Bergen-Sangenda and Bergen-Vic-Balestran-Rekanger-Fromm. Among them, the bus ferry line is Vangsnes-Balestrand-Fjarland. Fromm-Ayurland-Judwann and Bergen-Sangenda lines are open all year round, while other lines are only open from May/Kloc-0 to September 30th.

Best time to visit:

June to August

Arrival mode:

Trains and buses: No matter the peak season, there are trains and buses from Oslo and Bergen to reach the fjord. The train time from Oslo to Leidal is nearly 5 hours, and that from Bergen to Leidal is 2 hours 10 minute. To return to Oslo and Bergen, you need to change trains at Voss. There are buses between the scenic spots in the fjord.

Cruise: From Fromm, you can rent a boat to see the scenery along the fjord, and if you are lucky, you may also see wild seals.

Gifts that can be purchased:

Norway's most famous Arctic caviar, goat's milk cheese, Norwegian salmon and delicious Viking beer are not to be missed. Smoked salmon, boiled shrimp and cod here are also famous for their freshness and delicacy. Need to be reminded that eating seafood is tricky. It is best to arrive at the dock around three or four in the afternoon. When you see the returning ship, you can ask if there are any fresh seafood to sell. If you are lucky, you can buy cheap and vibrant seafood to feast your eyes on.