울빅 헤라드‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Viking graves from long ago.

Here is the Kjosfossen waterfall – accessible only by train. The train stops specifically for travelers.

You need to get off at Vatnahalsen instead of Myrdal, at least in april.

Hardangerjøkulen is one of Norway’s largest glaciers, a vast, shimmering ice cap stretching across the rugged Hardangervidda plateau. Surrounded by barren highlands and dramatic peaks, the glacier’s white expanse creates a striking contrast against the deep blues of nearby lakes and the muted tones of the alpine terrain. Its accessible location near Finse makes it a popular destination for hikers and glacier tours alike.

Finse is a remote mountain village in Norway, situated at an elevation of 1,222 meters (4,009 feet) above sea level. Known for its stunning glacial surroundings, it’s a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts. The village is a stop along the scenic Bergen Line railway, offering access to pristine wilderness and remarkable high-altitude landscapes.

Old Viking graves on the circular route on the plateau.

Graves from the Viking Age above Eidfjord on a plateau There is a signposted circular route about 5km that leads past the graves to the lake and along the Eio back to Eidfjord.

A hike from the town of Eidfjord up to one of Norway's large burial grounds from the Viking era is definitely worth it. Anyone who is open to spirituality will feel a special place of power here.