Bergen – The Promised Land Of Peace

It is rare for a journey to "treat" me with all the words when coming to Bergen - Norway's second largest city, the Nordic country ranked first in the list of the happiest countries in the world in 2017. By those are the moments of being immersed in a peaceful, pristine, spectacular landscape ... Bergen tourism - the peaceful promised land "Berg" - from the origins of Bergen, a familiar name of the Northern peoples Primitive Europe, which means "mountain" or "cliff"

. And the cliffs on both sides are erect, sandwiched between a flat stream of water, with deep depths is a unique image of Norway, called fjords by indigenous people. These are fjords, created by the melting glaciers. There are 1,190 fjords all over Norway, and once you mention fjords, you must remember Bergen, because this is the gateway to discover the pristine beauty of famous fjords in Norway A corner of Bergen city seen from the top of Mount Floyen Tuyen leaves the Zachariasbryggen wharf in the heart of Bergen, leaving the World Heritage site of the seaport complex with ancient, spiked roof-top houses like a Viking warrior's armor on the way explore, expand the itinerary from Northern Europe to the world The farther back the street, the fairy scene gradually opens up before the eyes with the green carpet of the pine forest clinging to the steep cliffs.



The emerald green, flat, ripple-free water surface of Osterfjorden Fjords reflects the mesmerizing beauty of nature, which amazes travelers on the cruise ship that day, amazed, because they have never seen such a magnificent beauty Getting acquainted with the natural landscape of Osterfjorden Fjord continues for nearly 30 kilometers, going deep into the territory of Hordaland province. Occasionally on the journey, the ship is close to the cliff where there is a waterfall to help visitors catch the cool flow from the melting ice to share refreshments. Such pure, safe water for direct drinking must be a luxury, compared to a hike somewhere at home. The train continues on to Vikanes, Mostraumen, where the cliff stands tall. pressed into a fjords, then approached the end of the fjords was the Modalen, where a few indigenous houses were dotted as if isolated from the civilized world. The guide said that the owners of those houses are all super rich who can afford to own. And a beautiful little house, playing with the mountainside, must feel like living at the gateway of paradise, where earth - heaven - people - nature is like harmony as one After more than half a day of sightseeing, travelers are returned to reality when the train arrives at Zachariasbryggen.



An ancient Bergen opened, the city was founded by King Olav Kyrre in 1070, was once the capital of Norway and gradually became Norway's most important trading center thanks to its seaport. home for the boatmen arose in the Bryggen Seaport from 1360 - when the Hanseatic Trade Union of European Cities was based in Bryggen. The serene beauty of the port of Bryggen today has experienced three major fires (1702, 1855, 1916), and the bombing and bombings of World War II. the ability to retain the rustic beauty, but thanks to the exploration and exploitation of oil in the 1970s brought benefits, helping to revive Bergen. The old warehouse line was embellished, modified, preserved, converted into museums, restaurants, souvenir shops and recognized as a World Heritage Site (since 1979). Bryggen Next to the harbor, another great attraction for both tourists and locals is the daily fish market. Although it no longer carries the trade of the port with fish as the main commodity as more than 800 years ago, but it still has a special attraction. Walking to the market will be an opportunity to meet indigenous people, discover the countless strange fish species caught in the day.



The fish market in Bryggen is also a culinary space, with most products made from fish, eels, shrimp, and endemic seafood such as whales and snow crabs. The popular delicacies of this place include grilled salmon with olive, or fried herring, grilled cod, smoked sea eel ... all of which are palatable and memorable when mentioning Bergen. HeskjedalfossenThe beauty of Bergen is known as the "promised land" for those who love a peaceful life, a place to live slowly, enjoy great values from the natural landscape, historical value of the ancient city. respect and meet friendly people. Many tourists every year come to Bergen, because it is one of the beautiful cities of the whole of Northern Europe, converging all the charm, ancient and pristine, making a great contribution to Norway becoming a happy country.



World's happiest in 2017, Norway and some "medals" * World's happiest: Norway 1st, Denmark 2nd, Iceland 3rd * Human Development Index: Norway 1st, Australia 2nd place, Switzerland 3rd rank * Gender rating:.

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