15의 카라쇼카가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Very quiet area, hardly any cars on the road. So great for relaxing and reflecting on your trip. Everyone experiences the landscape differently, for me it was, depending on my mood and the weather, from incredibly calming and beautiful to monotonous and annoying. But in retrospect, the positive emotions were overwhelmingly far-reaching.

In the Sami Museum you can learn interesting facts about the culture and way of life of the Sami. The exhibition shows a wide variety of clothing and tools of the indigenous population. Unfortunately, most of the exhibits are not explained in German, only in English. Various Sami dwellings can be viewed outside. These provide a rough insight into the way this people live. I learned a lot of new things about the impressive Sami culture.

Amazing shelter! To get there, you must open a gate (a bit tricky with heavy stuff but not problem) then follow a path patiently for 70m. There are stairs to a lake, dry toilet and fire possibility. Enough space for at least 4 people (or more!)

The first Sami museum in Norway was established here in 1972. It is now the largest collection and exhibition of Sámi culture, history and art in Norway. The open-air museum has traditional buildings that recreate the way of life of reindeer herders. In the building you can see, among other things, Sami works of art, historical shaman drums and clothing. Further information here: https://rdm.no/en/de_samiske_samlinger-2/

If you have any questions, just ask, a very informative, entertaining and open employee :-)

Nice place to spend the night. Closed stove and toilet. Benches are wide enough to sleep on. Clean and quiet spot. To get there you need to pass a gate. Hidden from the main road.

I think the place is very beautiful. The Wassar was very clean and not that cold. You can go swimming, camping, or just walking.

Here is a suitable place to camp. There is also a parking space for cars or campers.