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The quintessential paradise for every nature lover and landscape photographer, Norway is way beyond the comprehension of humans. The kind of natural beauty it has in store is peerless. Prepare to be awestruck by its beatific magnificence. The Northern lights, midnight sun, skis, fjords, hills, mountains, shore, and what not - this beautiful nation has everything that would drive you crazy and set you restless. So, visit Norway and discover nature in its absolute glory. Not just natural gems, Norway is home to several historic as well as cultural hotspots. From exploring Mount Floyen to catching the prettiest vistas of the Geirangerfjord region, everything adds unforgettable moments to the chapters of your life. Come and visit Norway with us!

USEFUL INFO ABOUT NORWAY

Official Name: The Kingdom of Norway

Form of Government: Unitary Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy

Capital & Largest City: Oslo

Population: 5.3 Million (As of 2020)

Official Languages: Norwegian and Sami

Languages Spoken: Norwegian, Sami, Kven, Romani, English

Ethnicity: Norwegian 83.2%, Other Europeans 8.3%, Others 8.5%

Currency: Norwegian Krone KR (NOK)

Map Referred: Europe

Area: 385,207 Sq Km

Land: 95%

Water: 5%

Lowest Point: Norwegian Sea (0 Meters)

Highest Point: Galdhopiggen (2469 Meters)

Coastline: 25,148 Km

Neighboring Places:

Sweden

Finland

Denmark

United Kingdom

Famous For:

Norwegian Krone is the legal currency in Norway and has been in use for more than a century now. It came into being in the late 19th century. However, the modern-day Norwegian currency that rules the market of the country was introduced in the recent times. Rigsdaler was the valid currency until 1816. Today, Norwegian Krone is used extensively for purchasing goods and exchanging services. Around the 2010s, it was one of the most-traded currencies in the international market.

Symbol: kr
Code: NOK
1 Norwegian krone = 10o Ore
1 Norwegian krone = 0.35 United Arab Dirham AED (As of 6 April 2020)
Norway Currency to INR (1 NOK = 7.21 INR)
Norway Currency to PKR (1 NOK = 15.71 PKR)

Norwegian krone banknotes are found in the denominations of 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1000
Norwegian krone bank coins are found in the denominations of 1, 5, 10 and 20

The history of Norway dates to the Upper Paleolithic Era when the present-day country was inhabited by Ahrensburgians. However, the modern traces speak for the presence of humans in the region as early as about the Bronze Age when the Indo-European farmers indulged in agriculture and started growing different kinds of crops.

Later, during the Iron Age, the inhabitants began to excurse, which in turn, resulted in the expansion of the human settlement. Mass migration happened around the 5th century after the Western Roman Empire was destructed by the Germanic people.

In subsequent centuries, the Viking Age flourished. This occurred between the 8th and 10th centuries when the Scandinavian region became a stronghold of Vikings. Gradually, the unexplored regions of Norway came in front of people and eventually, the country started witnessing development in terms of infrastructure, trade, and culture. Harald Fairhar became the first king of the United Norway after he unified each territory into one kingdom.

Later, several civil wars broke out and the peace was compromised in the country. However, with the progression of time, things changed. During the 14th century, Norway witnessed a drastic increase in the development of trade, culture, and infrastructure. That's why the century is often credited as the Norway's Golden Age.

Before the world wars, the country went into unions with Sweden as well as Denmark. However, it didn't work out and the countries separated peacefully in the early 20th century. Post World War II, the Labour Party won the absolute majority and set off on a journey of uplifting the status of Norway on the global platform.

Today, Norway is one of the most popular countries in the world with an influx of about 10 million tourists every year. The country is loved by nature lovers, photographers, history buffs, and culture explorers. No wonder it is always found on the bucket list of millions of international travelers.

Blessed with the presence of towering hills, plains, fjords, forests, and streams, Norway boasts of a beautiful natural expanse. The country is in the Scandinavian Peninsula and is home to innumerable places where one finds nature coming alive. That's the reason Norway has been successful in grabbing the attention of tourists from across the globe. Globetrotters take pleasure in loitering around lush green landscapes, sailing through inlets and catching the magical sight of the midnight sun.

Several glacier-fed rivers and small streams and waterfalls flow through the country. The presence of the Jotunheim Mountains which run for about 130 km intensifies the magnetic charisma of this country. Norway also encompasses numerous lakes. Spread over an area of about 3851,207 sq Km, it engulfs every kind of natural body, ranging from forests to hills and more, within its boundaries. The land in the country makes for about 95% of the total area, while the water covers about 5%.

Being a part of a peninsula, Norway is surrounded by waters on three sides and has a coastline of about 25,148 Km. That's the prominent reason international tourists explore the country with great interests. The lowest and the highest points in Norway are the Norwegian Sea at 0 m and Galdhopiggen at 2469 m respectively. The country borders with neighboring nations of Sweden and Finland. Other places in the proximity of Norway are the United Kingdom and Denmark.

Art and Music
As the culture of Norway has witnessed several changes over a period, its traditional shape of the art and music has been molded by a few foreign elements. However, the country savors traditional and international art and music equally. Here, you would find people listening to the classical music of the likes of Edvard Grieg and Rikard Nordraak and to the modern compositions of Arne Nordheim. The architecture, literature, and cinema of Norway are also quite popular amongst tourists. Norwegian Cinema has carved a special place in the hearts of cine-goers and movie buffs. The ancient and modern architecture of the country both are admired by locals as well as international travelers.

Food and Drink
The traditional Norwegian Cuisine is largely based on fish and seafood. However, the local Norwegian food of the country is heavily influenced by the advent of globalization. Today, along with traditional fish delicacies, the Italian and Chinese dishes are loved across the nation. People revel in munching on pasta and pizza as well as krumkake and lutefisk. With a strong affinity for coffee, Norwegians love sipping on their favorite beverages before and after the meals. Apart from coffee, beer and wine are savored all over the country.

Must-try Delicacies
Smorbrod, Farikal, Fiskegratin, Reindeer Steak, Rakfish, Lefse, Svele, and Raspeballer

Must-try Drinks
Aquavit, Mjod, Cider, Brennevin, Punsch, Glogg, Norwegian Beer, and Wine

Hospitality
Norwegian people are mostly cheerful and happy. They embrace joy and contentment. That's the reason Norway is also called the happiest country in the world. Here, people know how to respect their guests and how to treat them with kindness. Hence, tourists find no difficulty while exploring around and love to visit this country time and again.

Norway is one of the most cheerful nations on the planet. In the year 2017, it was voted the happiest country in the world.

Catch the magical paintings of nature as you clap your eyes on the Midnight Sun and collect its beauty.

Satisfy the photographer in your as you look through the viewfinder of your camera and frame the most beautiful pictures of the Northern Lights, one of the best things to see and do in Norway.

Sail through the most charming inlets of the Nordic region and explore the best fjords in the world.

Explore the diverse wildlife of Norway and enjoy the spectacular sights of rare animals and birds, ranging from polar bears to musk oxen.

Skiing is one of the most famous adventure sports in the country. Glacier hiking, snowshoeing, and dog sledding are certain others one can enjoy here.

Plan a road trip on the outskirts of Oslo and get your eyes on some of the most charming views in Europe.

Get in touch with the beautiful culture of Norway in its small village and towns.

Turn back the pages of the nation's history at its wonderful museums and ancient sites.

Hike up towering hills or camp at lush green sites or trek through beautiful valleys.

Norway Climate | NO Weather
Norway experiences a completely different climate in its western parts in comparison to its eastern regions. Western Norway experiences a marine climate characterized by cool summers and mild winters. While the eastern Norway experiences an inland climate due to the presence of mountains and high-altitude regions. It is generally characterized by warm summers and cold winters. Hence, it can be said that the country remains a year-round destination for tourists and is frequented from January until the end of December.

Due to the high altitude of Norway, the country gets about 20 hours of sunlight per day during the months of May, June, and July. The areas in the Arctic Circle never witness the descending of the sun below the horizon during these months. And therefore, one gets to frame the beauty of the midnight sun in the country. The annual mean temperature in the country ranges between 4℃ and 7℃. From November to March, the hilly regions in the western, as well as the eastern parts of the country, receive snowfall.

The summer season in Norway lasts from June until the end of August, while the winter season starts from December and goes up till February.

May to June and September to October
The best time to visit Norway is from May to June and from September to October as this is the time when you can enjoy the best of the country. This is the period when the charm of Norway is at its summit with comfortable and tolerable climatic conditions. Most of the hotels and resorts provide lightning deals to its visitors during these months.

The best time to visit Norway for northern lights is between Late-September and Mid-April.

Visit Norway with Family/Kids

Visit the popular site of Dyreparken, a zoo cum Entertainment Park, and have a family time

Let your kids get in touch with the culture and lifestyle of Norway at Norsk Folk Museum

Explore the beautiful gardens and parks of Oslo and other cities

Picnic together away from bustling streets amid mountains and valleys

Enjoy thrilling rides and fun activities at Kongeparken and other such amusement parks.

Visit Norway as a Couple

Catch wonderful glimpses of the Northern Lights and create a romantic moment, truly one of the top things to do in Norway

Visit Svalbard and capture the sun sparkling on the horizon at midnight

Explore the Norwegian cuisine and relish some of the tastiest dishes at food streets

Get lost high in the hills as you take a stroll through lush green grasslands

Visit Norway with Friends

Go for skiing and other adventure sports Norway is famous for

Explore the prepossessing shores of the country and frame peerless pictures at dawn and dusk

Explore the world popular Geirangerfjord and witness the sheer artistry of nature.

Take the road less traveled and set off on an adventurous journey of discovering new places

Visit the museums and ancient sites of Norway and learn about the culture and history of the country

Things to Buy

Norwegian Traditional Costumes

Liquorice Chocolate

Viking Drinking Bowls

Norwegian Ceramics

Handicrafts

Reindeer Sausages

Vintage Cookware

Linje Aquavit

Norwegian Sweaters

Sognefjord
The king of Fjords, Sognefjord is the largest and the deepest fjord in the country with a length of about 205 km and a depth of about 1.3 km. With surreal surroundings, the place looks like a slice of heaven and an expanse descended from heaven. Sail in the waters or just sit by the inlet or capture the extensive views of its charming landscape - there is a lot one can savor and admire at Sognefjord.
Price: No Entrance Fee
Timings: Anytime

Frogner Park
A public park in Oslo featuring wide Norway tourist attractions, Frogner Park is a must-visit destination known for its beautiful sculptures and an amazing museum. Take a stroll in its lush green lawn or explore the ancient artifacts of the museum. The place is quite peaceful and obviously, Insta-worthy on account of its colorful and vibrant environment. The park is spread over an area of about 110 acres and is about 270 years old.
Price: No Entrance Fee
Timings: Open 24 Hours

Arctic Cathedral
Located in Tromso, Arctic Cathedral is one of the best places to visit in Norway. With its wonderful architecture and commendable interior, it attracts thousands of tourists every year. Visit it and get hypnotized by its glass mosaic decorations. Capture its white sparkling radiance with a green backdrop of surrounding hills. Arctic Cathedral was built in the year 1965 and is one of the most loved structures in the city.
Price: $3.85 per person
(Free for children below 12 years of age)
Timings: 09:00 am to 07:00 pm

Lofoten Islands
If you desire to excurse away from the hustle and bustle of Norway and savor the natural charm of the country, then Lofoten Islands would be a great deal for you. Come here and get lost in its peaceful surroundings as the cool breeze rejuvenates you to the core. The place has been inhabited by humans for about 11,000 years now. Hence, the islands are of cultural as well as historical significance too.
Price: No Entrance Fee
Timings: Anytime

Akershus Fortress
A medieval-age castle that makes for a perfect place to discover the ancient times of Norway! Akershus Fortress is one of the oldest monuments in Oslo built to provide residence to the royal family of the 13th century. It was also used as a military base before it was converted into the office of the prime minister of the country. Private tours of the fortress are given every day. The Mausoleum houses the resting place of numerous Norwegian royal people and the rich architecture are the major Norway attractions here.
Price: $13 per person
Timings: 06:00 am to 09:00 pm

Svalbard
A group of islands located in the Arctic Ocean, Svalbard is the lifeline of Norway tourism for it is the place where one can witness and frame the best of the Northern Lights. It is also the region where you would experience the moment of watching the sun radiating glow at midnight. Undoubtedly, it is one of the must-visit destinations in the country. Hence, no traveler visiting Norway can afford to miss it. Stroll through its colorful expanse and feel yourself out of the world.
Price: No Entrance Fee
Timings: Anytime

Pulpit Rock
If you wouldn't mind hiking while in Norway, then the Pulpit Rock, otherwise known as Preikestolen, should be on the top of your Norwegian bucket list. Hike up the mountain and reach its flat top to observe the sweeping views of its surroundings. The place is one of the major tourist sites in Norway and attracts more than 200,000 visitors every year. Check your adventure quotient and have a thrilling experience conquering it.
Price: No Entrance Fee
Timings: Anytime

Polaria
The northernmost aquarium in the world, Polaria is one of the best places in Norway to visit with family and kids. With five-screen panoramic cinema, regular exhibitions, Polaria focuses on teaching and displays things related to the natural environment of the Arctic region. It also has an open pool with bearded seals and open tanks with rock-shore animals. Hence, it makes for a perfect weekend escape with kids.
Price:
$12 for adults
$6.7 for students
$5.7 for children
Timings: 10:00 am to 07:00 pm

Viking Ship Museum
Have a strong interest in the history of Vikings? If yes, then the Viking Ship Museum in Oslo should be your priority while on your trip to Norway. It houses several age-old Viking ships that are well-preserved since their discoveries. The museum also focuses on showcasing movies related to Viking culture and numerous exhibits that speak for their lifestyle.
Price:
$11.5 for adults
$8.67 for students and seniors
Free for children below 18 years of age
Timings: 09:00 am to 06:00 pm

Major Cities to Explore in Norway

Oslo
The capital city of Norway, Oslo is one of the most visited places in the country for the city hosts innumerable sights to savor and uncountable spots to explore. From modern architecture to ancient monuments and museums to entertainment complexes, Oslo has everything that makes it a wonderful place to look forward to. Visit the Akershus Fortress or the Viking Museum or the Frogner Park - everything would leave you in awe.

Bergen
Another city where one can relish natural as well as historical beauties, Bergen is surrounded by lush green mountains featuring picture-perfect vistas. From exploring the old wharf and traditional wooden buildings of Bryggen to visiting Ulriken, the mountain with cafes and a tramway, one can enjoy a lot of things here. Floyen, Hanseatic Museum and Bergenhus Fortress are other significant places to visit in Bergen.

Trondheim
The city of Trondheim offers unmatchable attractions. The medieval-age Nidaros Cathedral, the fort island of Munkholmen with a restaurant and a monastery, the Old Town Bridge with red portals and the historic fortress of Kristiansten Festning are some of the most popular and must-visit destinations in Trondheim. Visit it and get surprises at every step.

Stavanger
One of the largest cities in Norway and the oil capital of the country, Stavanger is most recognized for its museums and cathedrals. However, the Pulpit Rock that offers wonderful views of fjords from its top has also gained immense popularity amongst hikers and photographers in recent times. Stavanger Cathedral, Norwegian Petroleum Museum, Canning Museum, Stavanger City Museum and Sverd i fjell are other major places here.

Other Places to Visit in Norway
Geirangerfjord
Fantoft Stave Church
Jostedalsbreen Glacier
Waterfalls Valley
Floyen Mountain
Tromso University Museum
Stavanger Cathedral

Gladmat Festival
Attracting more than 200,000 people from all over the world, Gladmat Festival is one of the largest food festivals in the country and is celebrated with great interest every year. The festival lasts for about four days wherein professionals, as well as amateurs, partake and prepare the best dishes of their life. Families and couples join in and devour on lip-smacking delicacies. If you are a foodie by heart, do not miss out on this festival.
Place: Stavanger
Time: July

The Peer Gynt Festival
One of the cultural festivals in Norway, the Peer Gynt celebrates one of the widely performed Norwegian plays, the Peer Gynt, who also happens to be the hero of the folktale. This romantic dramatic play written in verses is loved across the country and the celebration is an excuse to observe the literature and art of the country. People from across Norway gather and take part in several recreational activities. Actors and musicians also join in and light up the mood of the festival.
Place: Gudbrandsdalen Valley
Time: August

Norwegian Constitution Day
One of the national public holidays in Norway, Norwegian Constitution Day, as clear from the name itself, celebrates the day when the Norwegian constitution was signed in the year 1814. The event is characterized by parades, flag-hoisting ceremonies, cultural performances, speeches, fireworks and a lot more. It is one of the most celebrated festivals in the country as millions of people partake in its observance.
Place: Throughout the country
Time: 17 May

Northern Lights Festival
Northern Lights Festival is one of the oldest music festivals in the country as it has been in existence for more than 30 years now. If you would love to get drenched in music beats and grove to your favorite tunes, then you must attend this wonderful festival. Music lovers come from across Norway to witness the craziest celebrations of the event and to listen to varied forms of music.
Place: Tromso
Time: January/February

Oya Festival
Another music festival in Norway that would keep you engaged! Started in the year 1999, Oya Festival has become one of the most popular and awaited music events in the country. Attend it and get lost in its vibrant environment created by the boisterous crowd of music lovers. Catch your favorite music in the air and satisfy the concertgoer and audiophile in you.
Place: Oslo
Time: August

Other Festivals Celebrated in Norway

The Polar Jazz Festival

Riddu Riddu Festival

Ice Music Festival

Birken Skifestival

To visit Norway or any other country of the European Union or the members of EFTA, you need to get a valid visa unless you belong to a visa-exempt country. As per the visa policy of the Schengen Area, the following countries have the complete freedom of movement to/from Norway.

European Union Citizens

Iceland

Liechtenstein

Switzerland

United Kingdom

Citizens of countries from the EU single market

Below given is the list of all the countries (apart from the above) that do not need to apply for a tourist visa to enter the boundaries of Norway. However, with this, they can only stay for a maximum period of 90 days. Albania, Andorra, Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Australia, Bahamas, Barbados, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominica, El Salvador, Georgia, Grenada, Guatemala, Honduras, Hong Kong, Israel, Japan, Kiribati, Macau, Malaysia, Marshall Islands, Mauritius, Mexico, Micronesia, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, New Zealand, Nicaragua, North Macedonia, Palau, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Samoa, San Marino, Serbia, Seychelles, Singapore, Solomon Islands, South Korea, Taiwan, Timor Leste, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Tuvalu, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United States, Uruguay, Vanuatu, Vatican City, Venezuela and British Nationals without "Freedom of Movement"

Click below to know more about the tourist visa for Norway
(https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/norway-visa/)

Note

Above visa-exempt policies apply to all EU nationals except Ireland.

Norway has its own rules and regulations and completely operates as per its own visa policy.

Buses
Buses or minibuses are available at all the tourist spots in Norway. These are cheaper as well as comfortable. If you do not desire to spend hundreds of bucks just on commutation, then it would be the best option for you. Traveling by bus also gives you the opportunity to mingle with locals and better understand the culture and lifestyle of the country.

Taxis/Cabs
If you are someone who does not compromise with comfort, then taxis/cabs would be perfect for you. You can get these at almost every street and tourist spots across the cities.

Trains
All the major cities and towns of Norway are well connected to each other by trains. Hence, it is one of the most comfortable and the second-most used public transport in Norway. It is also one of the cheapest and quickest ways for commutation and preferred by most tourists.

Ferries/Boats
Being a nation surrounded by seawaters on three sides, Norway also uses water routes for commutation. You can get into boats or ferries to reach one shore from the other. Exploring the beauty of the country as you float down glimmering waves of the ocean and other inlet streams has its own charm. So, don't miss out on experiencing it.

Via Air Route
Oslo International Airport has amazing connectivity to the rest of the world via air route. Hence, the country is quite accessible from every corner of the world. There are regular flights between Oslo and other cities of Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and America. Once you have reached the airport, you can use the taxi or bus services to reach your destination in Norway.

Via Road Route
If you are traveling to Norway from the neighboring countries of Sweden and Finland, then you can take this option and reach Norway via road route. Oslo bus stations have great links and are well connected to other neighboring cities by buses on a regular basis.

Via Rail Route
One can take international trains from the neighboring countries of Sweden and Denmark to reach Norway. Cities like Stockholm and Copenhagen are well connected to Oslo via the rail route. International trains ply between these places on a regular basis.

Via Water Route
Norway has various sea routes that make it easy to reach the country via the water route. The country's ports witness a large number of boats, ferries and cruises coming from different places every day.

Head to unexplored islands of Norway to discover the hidden natural beauty of the country away from the tourist crowd.

Drive around fjords to get a unique experience and to capture the most beautiful memories of your travels.

Visit the popular places in Oslo early in the morning to avoid long queues at the ticket window.

Cards are accepted at most of the restaurants and shopping complexes in the major cities in Norway. You can use these wherever necessary.

Places like Steigen in Norway have some of the unexplored islands and islets. Do check them out.

You can also book your tickets online for the popular museums and historical places of Norway. This way, you would be able to skip standing in queues.

Train is the best option if you want to explore different cities and towns at a minimum timeframe.

The best time to see the Northern Lights is from October until the end of March.

Tromso, Lyngenfjord, Bodo and Lofoten Islands are the best places to watch the Northern Lights.

Get yourself to the region above the arctic circle to get the best view of the Midnight Sun in Norway

Safety Tips

Get a local guide along if you are taking an offbeat road trip in the remote regions of Norway.

While exploring around at crowded places, keep a check on your belongings.

Always carry a copy of your passport and a hotel card in case of emergencies.

Save your drinks from getting spiked in public. Do not leave your food unattended, especially in crowded tourist places.

Do not flaunt your valuables in public, especially at crowded tourist spots. It is advised that you leave them in your hotel room.

Stay away from traveling through poorly lit streets.

Health

Consult your doctor and get vaccinations for Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, measles, shingles, polio, chickenpox, pneumonia and influenza.

Get your journey insured to help you in case of medical emergencies.

Tap water is quite safe in Norway and hence, you need not rely on bottled water.

Keep insect repellent with you while exploring out in the remote parts of the country.

Always eat at cafes and restaurants that are popular amongst locals.

What to Pack?

Travel Documents

Universal Adapter

Phone/Tablet/Laptop Charger

Sunscreen and Sunglasses

Mosquito Repellent

Power Bank

Bug Spray

Flip-Flops and Sandals

Walking Shoes

Beach Wear

Warm Clothes for High-Altitude Regions

Dress Code & Etiquette

Women should cover their heads and shoulders while visiting churches and other religious sites.

Always greet people with a happy smile and wish each other a great day ahead.

Smoking is not allowed inside restaurants, cafes, and bars in Norway and hence refrain from doing so.

Do not bring anything edible into a church or any other place of religious prominence.

Use only the first name of the person while addressing him/her.

Sweden
A beautiful Scandinavian country located in between the Atlantic Ocean and the Baltic Sea; Sweden offers great an amazing basket filled with wonders. The place has royal palaces, age-old streets, great museums, ancient sites and of course, lovely natural places. In short, Sweden has everything on display that a tourist or an explorer looks forward to on his expedition. Visit it and experience an unforgettable Europe vacation.

Finland
Another country that makes for a great excursion from Norway is the dreamlike nation of Finland. The country has some of the most beautiful and picturesque locations in the world. From the walking trails of Suomenlinna to the unseen Santa Claus Village, every place binds you with its undeniable charm. Helsinki Cathedral, Turku Castle, Market Square and Lake Saima are some of the other popular tourist destinations here.

Denmark
Denmark is appealing, winsome, and bewitching for the country holds the charm of endless natural as well as ancient historical beauties. It has forests, plains, shores, hills, waterfalls, streams and a lot more that would surely make your vacation a perennial experience. The bronze sculpture of the Little Mermaid, the queen's winter residence of Amalienborg and the canals and harbors of Nyhavn are some of the most admired and visited places in Denmark.

United Kingdom
One of the nearest countries from Norway is the beautiful nation of the United Kingdom. The place has uncountable sights to behold, intriguing history to explore, and diverse culture to experience. Get an insight into the evolution of the Colonial Era and how the country became one of the most powerful nations in the world. With beaches, ancient monuments, natural landscapes, stunning skylines, United Kingdom is every traveler's dream destination.

Norway is also called the Land of Midnight Sun as the country experiences a rare natural phenomenon by which one can catch a glimpse of the Sun at midnight.

Skiing is one of the most popular adventure sports in the world and Norway is the place where it was invented about 4000 years ago.

With a person drinking an average of about 10 kg coffee every year, Norway is one of the leading nations in the world in terms of coffee consumption.

The sparkling jewel of Ireland and the city of modern and ancient wonders, Dublin was discovered by a group of Norwegians in the early 9th century.

Scream, the world's most expensive painting sold in the year 2012, was made by Edvard Munch, a Norwegian painter.

The longest road tunnel, Laerdal Tunnel, is located in Norway and runs for about 24.5 Km.

As per the survey of the Happiness Research Institute, Norway is the second happiest nation on the planet.

Salmon Shushi is a popular Japanese delicacy across the globe. But the thing most of us are unaware of is that it was introduced to Japan by Norway.

It is not allowed to die in the town of Longyearbyen in Norway as the place doesn't have any burial ground.

The capital city of Oslo is the place where Nobel Peace Prize ceremonies are held every year.

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