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Thank you. I will make a Lofoten overview film which is scheduled to come next winter.

The goal of the video is that you come prepared and clear of the dangers. When I started planning for that video, the situation was way more chaotic. Only falls which are 100% sure that they are not suicides are mentioned in the media, that way there are so few mentions.

Jeg snakker Norsk, men KI-klon-stemme kan det ikke enda.

KI-Klon-Stemme?Jeg trodde det var din virkelige

@@RandumbHcr2Content Nei da, det er den fra min Offtext-Speaker jeg har lisensert.

Can't remember, but it wasn't that high, maybe 100 NOK.

@@XploreNorway Alright, thank you!

This is no longer parking place there. Due to the amount of tourist, there no free parking anymore. Park the harbour and pay for it. Otherwise you risk getting a fine. And the municipality of Moskenes is very strapped for cash, and will not hesitate fine any wrongly parked car.

Thank you. I didn't know the place until the people promoting Road 17 pointed me there. Too bad I didn't spend enough time there.

Ja, ungefähr 150 € für Erwachse.

Yes, they do. I think pedestrian ride for free now, but check with the crew.

Thank you, Much appreciated

I was told not to talk about that topic, like all Norwegian medias have to do. Write me an email, or DM on FB/Insta if you want to know more.

If you are looking for long lost relatives use the Facebook group "Det skjer i Valdres", and ask there.

If you go on a weekday, except for the last weeks of July, you can go anytime you want. But you can do the evening hike, I mean it's day until 23:00

@@XploreNorway Why not last week, anything special? We are going there the end of July 2024, so we can avoid crowd if we start 3-4 PM?

@@fuhuxia9432 I meant last weeks of July. I think starting around16:00 should be ok.

@@XploreNorway Thanks. Last week of July is when we will be there. Is that week a Norway holiday week, why to avoid it?

Thanks, that just gave me an idea for a video.

I think the boat, as it is scenic all the way. The train is very scenic between Flåm and Myrdal. The bus is the least. If you are on a budget don't stay in Flåm. From my research every tourist wants to stay there, and thus the prices are accordingly. (I never stayed in Flåm)

@@XploreNorway Thank you very much, agree that Flåm stay would not be reasonable. If one wants to do a budget scenic trip, making most of it in Norway, could it be to do Oslo to Bergen line, stay in Bergen, then Bergen to Flåm and back on the same day in Bergen. Do that Myrdal to Flåm but I guess one has to get to Voss first from Bergen perhaps? Lastly, the Rauma line (Dombås to Åndelssen) but not sure if all of this can be done staying in Bergen only? I searched and Bergen stays are not cheap either but I think comparatively cheaper than Flåm. Any ideas / suggestions welcome. What would be reasonable way to travel from Bergen to Dombås for the Rauma line?

@@user-cd9rd7jb2z Take train to Oslo, then take train to Dombås. (The line just reopened last week). It's 12 h train ride. When are you coming to Norway ? Is it July, that would explain everything. I will take your question in my live stream tomorrow, so I can fib an indepth response, withe maps and so.

@@XploreNorway yes July but unfortunately could not travel. Would have loved too. Anyways for the knowledge, one has to come back from Bergen to Oslo to take the train to Dombås? During these trips Oslo-Bergen, Bergen -Flåm, Rauma line i.e Dombås which place one should stay. Would Bergen be reasonable but for Rauma line?

@@user-cd9rd7jb2z The Rauma line is like 400 km from Bergen, if you want to do that, you will need to stay either in Dombås or Åndalsnes. There is no way you can do it from Bergen. There is new Golden Trin (?) experience for the Raumaline.

The video was released in April. It was filmed beginning September 2023. We usually film the things during summer of the year before it is published.

You can send it for the next Q&A live stream, which will be propably on the 26th May. The email is in the about section.

Nice to hear. As hint: When I plan I roadtrip I always try to be at the hotel around 17-18, that way you are not stressed, and in case you there are some issues you can still arrive late. Happened to me last year.

Thank you for the feed back. I don't find the road being the problem, but all the people driving there with way too large vehicles than they can handle.

Hello, it's totally safe to it in september. Unless there is fog or heavy rain, but with these kind of weather you should not do it.

You want to go to Bergen, then you need to cut something. This trip is just a suggestion. The easiest is to cut Runde, and go straight from bergen to Sogndal. Or cut Ålesund to go from Geiranger to Loen, and continue from there.

Good question. There seems to be a waiting room open until 0:30. As Voss is a small town, you might find a bar to hang out until midnight and then go to the station. www.banenor.no/reise-og-trafikk/stasjoner/-v-/voss/

This is the Hurtigruten, run by Hurtigruten AS and Havilla Kystrute. You can put your car in Stamsund and get out in Honnigsvåg. There is barely enough traffic for a route which stops everywhere. But it's very expensive.

@@XploreNorway Thank you so much for your reply. I found the Hurtigruten port to port web page and it is indeed ridiculously expensive (about 500 usd per person) + car. I need to find another way. If anyone has some advice, thanks in advance for sharing :)

@@gotatribu I think the cheapest is to drive yourself.

Agreed, A similar one was nearly on the list: "Focusing only on the cities"

You mean the 30th September. I think so, we were there the 22nd September. Contact Icetroll for that.

Welcome to Norway :)