When is the most beautiful scenery in Norwegian fjords?

Norwegian fjords are located in northern Europe, near the North Pole and the Atlantic Ocean, so the so-called extreme day or night phenomenon often occurs. If you want to travel there, you must catch up around August.

Because August is the longest day there, at least you don't have to worry about being confused after dark. Then August is summer, and the local temperature is still very warm and humid under the action of the North Atlantic warm current. It basically rains once or twice a day, but it's enjoyable without thunder or wind. Moreover, the weather is fine and the visibility is high after the rain. The air in the forest is very good and green. At this time, the rain and the melting snow and spring water on the iceberg are very abundant, which makes the waterfalls in the fjord numerous and everywhere. The waterfall on the cliff is very pleasing to the ear, either tinkling or roaring.