Norway's West: Fjords, Mountains, and Bergen 

haha yes, i am part Norwegian, but believe me, we are just normal humans and we have our own set of issues and daily struggles. Norway is not utopia, although we do have a better standard of general living, but this is due to paying greater taxes. As the saying goes, you get what you pay for. Btw, not everyone is actually happy either. The lengthy Arctic Winter's can really bring many people down emotionally. Some are lonely too and spend days upon days indoors. Happiness is a state of mind anyway, so wherever you go in the world, you'll find many positive and happier and many not so positive and less happy humans. Just a fact of life. Take care.

@@INTUITIVENORSK2303 Hva er egentlig greien med at alle tror Norge er så flott og fantastisk 24/7? Det er et fint sted å bo, men folk tror vi lever på cloud nine hele tiden :P

Danielle Johnson we can go there if you want

I hope so, too :)

you are voicing my same feelings. I wish one day I will be able to travel all over the world.

@@hamidsanhaji9761 slave trader?

5 years have past since your post. I'll hope you had the chance to make some of dreams come true ;)

Laura-Lee, what a wonderful experience!

Still is ?

The older I get, and the more I see how the United States is becoming Sodom and Gomorrah 2.0, It makes me really want to go back there where my ancestors came from. Yes, it indeed is the finest set of countries on the face of this entire planet!

Mandela Effect Residue if America is the worst country to live in, then go to North Korea or Afghanistan. Why stick around here?

@@unwoundorange09 People from all over the world are craving to go and settle in America more so the people of India are crazy.

if there is not america, europe would be still industrial continent. i am from europe, east europe its morally corrupt region, but even I can recognize that USA is far more influential in terms of what detaching from ancient cultures and living the freedom and pursuing the happiness means.

I'm part Norwegian and i will put it like this. Norway is one of "many" beautiful countries. It is not the "only" beautiful country. When we travel the world, we come to find this out fairly quickly.

Lived there for three years, the best three years of our lives! We loved not just the countryside, but the people and the culture. One of the most remarkable things to see on earth is a Norwegian sunrise on a clear winter day.

@@leembandyif you haven’t been yet you should travel møre & Romsdal. Ålesund, etc. Very nice

Hi sister welcome to India

Mixed message here, good or torture, blocking or reviewing, make up mind please

Vicarious travel, but if never fulfilled IRL rather depressing, imnsho

Vvf

marokkansk?

Gina jiìì M

Hi sister I'm India... Welcome to India

I love you

Actually, many European & more Western tourists are now travelling to Pakistan's K2 & North, etc;. They've heard about the scenic beauty, people, hospitality, food, culture & the list goes on. There are many personal vlogs via you tube. Peter Santenello, Mark Weins, Luke Damant, (first 2 are both American & Luke is Australian), have visited Pakistan, Iran, etc;. They all loved it very much & most visitors always go back, bec they want more. I know Mark & Luke have visited numerous times, but i'm unsure about Peter.

Very true Mr. Bryant

Very true indeed, but as a part Norwegian traveller, i will let you know Sir, that there are other stunning countries in this world, so too, stunning peoples, both inside & out. I was just sharing with a lady, that i visited the tallest mountains in Pakistan K2 & it was simply out of this world! I also saw Nepal's tallest mountains, i trekked & i saw the incredible clear glacial lakes, surrounded by greenery & surrounded by the tallest global mountains. We were on top of the world, literally! I am actually heading back, bec i simply couldn't get enough it all. It was also very peaceful & a truly spiritually uplifting journey. It's easy for we Westerner's, to only assume that NW or Northern Europe is beautiful, but this is simply & utterly untrue! There are many non-European/non-Caucasian global regions which leave one speechless. I know, bec i've experienced it many times whilst travelling the world. I was in Japan & Iran during their Winter's & i experienced much snow, much mountain walking, climbing & in Japan, much cross country skiing across powder snow. It was beyond awesome & utterly beautiful. I felt as though i was dreaming, but of course i wasn't. Anyway, just saying. Cheers

Our Norwegian glaciers are receding @ an alarming rate unfort. Not in Pakistan however, hence why more & more European backpackers & tourists are now heading there. When you watch the many you tube videos abound, you'll quickly understand why.

There are many other such places on the planet Tim! When one ventures out of their comfort zone & travels, one is faced with global beauty & it's literally everywhere! We just have to open our eyes to see. Peace

Me too

I love Bergen too, but in truth, there are equally & fairly, many other beautiful/stunning global regions, so i like to self-educate, keep travelling & always keep an open mind. When i open my eyes to this amazing world, i see grand beauty & it's literally everywhere!! Happy travels to you & Peace.

YEP, you're (always) right ;-)

Are you single?

Your country is beautiful too!! So too, your gorgeous people.

Egil Ove Nysather its a beutiful place.

which month is best to visit?

Egil...invite me n i will be there

Natasha Pereira If you're going to move here, I recommend settling in Rosendal

Visit bergen and not oslo because oslo sucks

+max ross lol sant

Have fun man! Went to Lofoten this summer. Even though we had bad weather, it was truly amazing.

The Norwegian English is the best ever xD I love my home country

So very true Anthony!! Take care bro.

Peace to you bro & all the best. :-)

While tuning in to his show every week I realized Rick was born to this career and yes he does have a calming voice 😆

hei jeg er fra Algerie. Jeg ønsker å bo i Norge takk

Do you know the name of the classical piece they were playing when they started talking about E.Grieg?

@@szbarn Yes, it is Solveig's Song, from Peer Gynt Suite no. 2.

They play another piece by Edvard Grieg when Steve visits Solvorn. The piece is his “Bådnlåt”, or Boat Song. Originally written as a piano piece, the arrangement is done by an orchestra here, I believe it’s the Slovak Symphony Orchestra. Piece starts around 6:55 and ends at 8:40

@@kingbuckyduck5669 You're correct. The piece I was referring to starts at 22:26, when Rick begins to talk about Grieg. This video has other wonderful pieces written by that amazing composer.

I'm 50% Norwegian. Would love to live there.

I recommend western Norway. There is so much more than you can see on the video. I live in Aalesund myself :)

I’m 75% Norwegian and rest Icelandic and some Finish. Lived in Norway my whole life