Real paradise in rural Norway

Beautiful architecture in rural Norway seems to be taken directly from a fairy tale, like a fairy tale paradise.

Very strange fairy tale in rural Norway

Looking at the image of the Borgund Stave church, you will feel like you're lost in the fairy tale paradise.In fact, the church was built with extremely special layered architecture, built from the Middle Ages.This is one of Norway's very admirable architectures.

The warehouse in Valldal was built in a very special way, the road leading into the spiral warehouse, directly leading to the attic of the warehouse before going down.The feat of building a perfect architecture like that, surely the owner is also a dreamer.

Ancient stone bridge on Låtefossen waterfall.The beautiful scenery here makes anyone who has the opportunity to set foot on the island overwhelmed, thought to be lost in the first place.

Renndølsetra village, also known as the green village, where beautiful moss-house houses are nestled at the foot of the mountain, floats.

An old farm sits on a hill, both beautiful and mysterious.

The Vindhellavegen ancient road, famous for its extremely poetic and winding road, is also very mysterious.

A beautiful little house under aurora in Norway.

Kvednafossen Falls, one of the places where the phượt, the photographers are extremely fond of coming to Norway because when they come here, they seem to be turned back in time, returning to the old days.

Stone house, built entirely of natural stone in Tjome, Norway.Beautiful and poisonous, the wild scenery surrounding it makes this place more enchanting.

Lake Bondhus, submerged in the mist of mist, this place gives visitors a vague, surreal feeling.

A unique, small grass-covered house in Norway.

Lonely house located in Rogaland, Gullingen, Norway.

Outdoor natural swimming pool is located in the middle of the old forest.