How many months is better to travel to Norway?

July and summer are the best time to go to Norway. Norway is located at the northern end of the mainland, near the North Atlantic, and has a temperate maritime climate. Although it is in the extreme day and the sunshine time is long, the temperature is not high. Take Oslo as an example, the highest temperature in summer is only about 25 degrees. The western fjords and the north are cooler. In contrast, in China, it is not uncommon to see a large area of high temperature in summer. Therefore, "coming to Norway for the summer" has become one of the highlights of summer tourism.

Norway is vast and sparsely populated, with dense forests but few people. Therefore, "loneliness" is an important part of Norwegian temperament and is highly respected by Norwegians.

Norway has green villages, cattle and sheep farms, lush forests, snow-capped mountains, endless coastal plains and deep western fjords. The huge contrast of the scenery makes people feel that time and space are intertwined, but it also makes people believe that life will always bring a little surprise.

The capital of Norway is this beautiful city in this fjord. You can visit the works of art in the National Art Museum, most of which are Nordic treasures, visit the Pirate Ship Museum, or stroll on the pier for an afternoon. Don't miss vigeland Sculpture Park. There are more than 200 sculptures with their own characteristics, which will definitely surprise you.

Norwegian tastes are really a bit special. They especially like to eat a kind of sugar that tastes worse than traditional Chinese medicine. The color is a bit like our favorite brown sugar, but it is a little darker than brown sugar. If you really decide to travel here, you'd better bring some snacks from China. If you live in an apartment, you'd better go to the surrounding market to buy food and cook by yourself!