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HardangerNewest Review: ... huge wilderness offers untouched nature as far as the eye can see, and is home to the largest group of wild reindeer in Europe. Although the region is one of Norway’s foremost tourist attractions, with plenty of picnic sites and cabins to rent, there are no crowds to spoil the relaxing, peaceful atmosphere that waiting for you to savour. Life here has remained very much unchanged for generations. Norway has always been dependent upon the bounty of the sea and fishing in the fjord is an experience in itself. Contrary to what many tourists believe, the fjord is salt, and as such, offers a sea fishing experience in an inland enviro... more |
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by - written on 06/07/01 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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Snow-capped mountains, glaciers, deep fjords and orchards! In a word – Hardanger. From the moment you first set foot here, you know that you’re visit will be memorable. This area of Norway, situated on the Western coast, a short distance from Bergen, is known by the natives as the Fruit Garden of Norway. During spring, the orchards come to life with their vibrant blossom. Apples, pears, plums and cherries all grow in abundance, the trees clutching the lush mountainsides which plunge dramatically down towards the clear, tranquil fjord below, competing for attention with the high, foaming waterfalls that charge down from the mountain ... Read the complete review
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