You'll never know how beautiful Norway is until you visit it.

Norway: A masterpiece sculpted by the gods. This isn't just a travel destination, it's a visual feast and a soul-cleansing experience. Sognefjord is like a sleeping giant, its 200 km-long body winding through the mountains. As the cruise ship slowly enters Nærøyfjord, the cliffs on both sides rise sharply to 1,400m, and waterfalls cascade from the clouds like silver chains. Standing on the edge of the "Preikestolen" flat-topped cliff, 604m above sea level, the waters of Lysefjord shimmer with a metallic luster. These works of art, hand-carved by glaciers, loom in the morning mist, as if Norse mythology giants will appear from the mist at any moment. **Mountains, a playground for giants** "Trolltunga" is a rock springboard hanging 700m in the air, where brave people have lunch with the clouds. The snow-capped peaks of the Jotunheimen Mountains pierce the sky like Viking spears, while on the Jostedalsbreen glacier, the bright blue glaciers are slowly moving. Maintaining your balance on the Kjeragbolten boulder, with a 984m abyss below, this thrilling sensation is a unique gift from the Norwegian mountains. **Coastline, a natural rhapsody** The eight bridges of the Atlantic Ocean Road leap over the waves like musical notes, and when storms come, the sea water will directly hit the car windows. Under the midnight sun of Helgeland, sea eagles circle among the jagged peaks. And the stilted fishing villages of Lofoten bloom with a warm, yellow light within the Arctic Circle. The beauty of Norway lies in the fact that it always exceeds expectations. When you see a rainbow spanning seven waterfalls on the Flåm Railway, when you meet a polar bear eye-to-eye in Svalbard, when you hear Viking legends echoing between the wooden walls of the Bryggen wharf in Bergen—you will understand that this place preserves the world's original appearance.