Akershus Fortress in Oslo.

Sunset at Oslo Opera House.

City hall summer.

Latefossen waterfall, Odda, Norway.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Z-d33wnxv0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULgXq41hG_g

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51PcJeSxLUw

You must be joking.

You should check out Japan. I think you'll find it even more beautiful than Norway.

johnbush:
You should check out Japan. I think you'll find it even more beautiful than Norway.

Well, ive not seen any physically.

But based on what ive seen on the internet, documentaries, Norway youtube channels that ive seen, Instagram/Facebook pages, i can say Japan is beautiful but not than Norway.

The landscapes, mountains, lakes, waterfall, cruise, glaciers, Northern lights in Norway is second to none. My opinion.

You can google most Naturally beautiful countries on earth, you won't see Japan. You see Norway, Canada, Switzerland, United States(Colorado, Alaska, Washington State, Utah, Wyoming, Montana), and mostly Europe.

Explorers:


Well, ive not seen any physically.

Based on the internet, documentaries, Norway youtube channels ive seen, i can say Japan is beautiful but not not than Norway.

The landscapes, mountains, lakes, waterfall, cruise, glaciers, Northern lights in Norway is second to none. My opinion.

You can google most Naturally beautiful countries on earth, you won't see Japan. You see Norway, Canada, Switzerland, US(Colorado, Washington State, Utah, Montana), and mostly Europe.

Thanks for posting this

May your oil never run dry

johnbush:
You should check out Japan. I think you'll find it even more beautiful than Norway.

Not really. Norway is amaazziiingggg!

You really can't explain how beautiful the country is until you experience it.

Explorers:
The Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, over Sakrisøy island at the foot of Olstind, one of Lofoten's most iconic mountains.

Canada has the Aurora too

slydog:

Canada has the Aurora too

Yea, including Finland, Alaska, Iceland, Greenland, Sweden and many more.

Explorers:


Yea, including Finland, Alaska, Iceland, Greenland, Sweden and many more.

This photo is very calming.

Explorers:
Trolltunga rock juts out 3,600ft (1,100metres) above lake Ringedalsvatnet in the Odda municipality.

It's one of the most popular, and nerve-shredding, tourist attractions in Norway.

Staring at this photo, I am overtaken by vertigo...

Explorers:
Flåm village, in southwestern Norway, is hailed by many as the most beautiful village in Norway.

It attracts 450,000 visitors a year and most reach it by train.

The 12-mile-long Flåm line between Flåm and Myrdal is one of the steepest in the world and offers stunning valley and waterfall views.

Beautiful.

Explorers:
Kjeragbolten is a boulder on the mountain Kjerag in Sandnes municipality in Rogaland county, Norway.

The rock itself is a 5-cubic-metre (180 cu ft) glacial deposit wedged in the mountain's crevasse.

It is a popular tourist destination and is accessible without any climbing equipment.

However, it is suspended above a 984-metre (3,228 ft) deep abyss.

Which kind of rough play is this??

Explorers:
The wooden huts in the centuries-old fishing villages on the Lofoten Islands are a charming sight on the Arctic archipelago.


Pictured is the village of Henningsvær.

Forget the picturesque view, this village must have a permanent aroma of fish which a visitor will likely find uncomfortable.

Ishilove:

This photo is very calming.

Aurora borealis.

So calming.....Imagine sitting outside there alone or with someone.

Explorers:


Aurora borealis.

So calming.....Imagine sitting outside there alone or with someone.

This picture makes me feel like the Mimosa pudica {touch me not plant), so I would rather be alone when I'm under the Aurora because the feeling is meant to be enjoyed, alone.

Ishilove:

Forget the picturesque view, this village must have a permanent aroma of fish which a visitor will likely find uncomfortable.

I think only if you get closer to the fishing vessel.

Explorers:


I think only if you get closer to the fishing vessel.

It's a fishing village so I'm pretty sure the aroma will be in the air, no matter how faint, it will be there like a shadow.

oz4real83:
If not that the Nigerian international passport is very useless and can only take u to hungry and meaningless countries, these are interesting places to see the beauty of nature. I envy the citizens of those countries whose passports are powerful enough to visit anywhere in the world and at anytime without the stress of queuing at embassies for visas that have 99% chance of not being granted

Can't a Nigerian visit here? Pls share more info

nams77:

Can't a Nigerian visit here? Pls share more info

A Nigerian can visit there but you will be required to fulfil visa requirements such as hotel accommodation, minimum travel expenses, bank balance and a visa interview. Meanwhile, a Singaporean will just wake up in the morning and book a flight to Oslo.

That's the difference.

Is that what their water looks like?. It even looks like the sky is on the floor there. No doubt the country is beautiful but not as it looks in these pinkshures. If na Nigeria now na gutter una go dey show up n down.

Beautiful pictures, I must say.

I wonder how European countries will cope with the declining population across the continent. I can imagine the sparse environment in the next twenty years.

oz4real83:
If not that the Nigerian international passport is very useless and can only take u to hungry and meaningless countries, these are interesting places to see the beauty of nature. I envy the citizens of those countries whose passports are powerful enough to visit anywhere in the world and at anytime without the stress of queuing at embassies for visas that have 99% chance of not being granted

Nigeria should become a rich country with relatively low unemployment rate, functioning economy, a responsive government, strong institutions etc., and the Nigerian passport will be strong. Being rich is enough, which is why a Malaysian passport affords its holders free entry to over 170 countries, 15+ more than Africa's highest - Seychelles.

In fact, the decline in the strength of the Nigerian passport has been horrible. Ten years ago, a Nigerian passport was visa free to 76 countries, today? It's 46. With a ballooning population but persistently weak economic growth, I forsee it plummeting to 20-25 in the next fifteen years.

Sweet Jesus

Coming back to this world a Scandinavian will be the best choice in my afterlife

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explorer..wow u make me fall in love with this country ..why I no take that Norway scholarship that year now���� .. thought it was a low country ..o boi see country like heaven abeg. a must visit for me by God's grace.nice one bro

Norway is beautiful

Gerrard59:
Beautiful pictures, I must say.

I wonder how European countries will cope with the declining population across the continent. I can imagine the sparse environment in the next twenty years.

They are doing programmes to promote increased birth rate and immigration, especially through education in their universities.

Norway
Iceland
Finland
Denmark
Sweden.....Mehn all these Scandinavian countries be paradise on earth

Lowest levels of corruption,great healthcare, education, infrastructure,economy, Equality....etc Hmmm
Even their girls sef na blast
Funny thing sef,most of them are even Atheist

Switzerland,Canada,Newzealand, Netherlands, Australia etc still follow sha

Gerrard59:


A Nigerian can visit there but you will be required to fulfil visa requirements such as hotel accommodation, minimum travel expenses, bank balance and a visa interview. Meanwhile, a Singaporean will just wake up in the morning and book a flight to Oslo.

That's the difference.

Please one more thing. What about getting a scholarship down there. Any idea?
Thank you so much