Where did Niels go by goose in his travels?

Niels' House → Lake Vimbu → Grimming Building → Under the Pine Tree → Forest → Yulbo Waterfall → Rhone City, Kalske → Odenby Manor on Herun Island → Cave → yost County → Gengtao Lake → Plain → Kolmoton Forest → Big Yulyu Manor → Ellebru City → Abandoned Mine → Rock Island → Kang Sen Park → Heknand → Ogmanland Province → Lapland.

Niels's Goose Riding Journey is a fairy tale written by Swedish woman writer Selma La Gerf, which was first published in 1907.

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Niels' Journey to the Goose tells the story of a naughty boy, Niels, who doesn't like studying and likes playing pranks. Because he once played a trick on a leprechaun and was turned into a villain by the leprechaun. He rode on the back of his big white goose and set out for a long trip with a group of geese.

Through this strange trip, Niels gained a lot of knowledge, made many friends and met several vicious and insidious enemies. He tempered in all kinds of difficulties and obstacles, and finally Niels returned home, found himself and became a good boy.

After its publication, this fairy tale was designated as a required reading for all Swedish students, and it was translated into more than 50 languages and spread all over the world. Due to the success and wide spread of this work, many readers who love this work even came from Denmark, Norway and Germany to visit the author Lagrov. The Swedish Academy Prize for Literature was awarded to her 1909 Nobel Prize in Literature.

In Sweden, the most important children's literature prize is named after Niels.