I'm looking for a trip mate to Norway
(Anytime)

Split costs: Yes

Budget: $2000 +

Type of journey: Backpacking, City break, Beach, Other

Looking for: Any

Meeting before trip: None

Languages: Chinese (Mandarin), English

Accommodation: Hotels

Getting around: Boat, Canoeing-rafting, Car, Cruise, Plane

First visit: Yes

Work & Travel: Yes

Places I want to see: （Oslo) (Vigeland Sculpture Park): Showcases the work of renowned Norwegian sculptor Gustav Vigeland. (Norwegian Folk Museum): Learn about Norwegian traditions and history. (Aker Brygge): vibrant waterfront area with many restaurants, stores and cafes. (Oslo Opera House): a modern building with rooftop views of the city. Bergen (Bryggen): a UNESCO World Heritage Site full of wooden buildings. （Mount Fløyen: a cable car ride up a mountain with beautiful views of Bergen's downtown and harbor. （Fish Market: Try fresh Norwegian seafood. Tromsø （Arctic Cathedral: The unique church is one of Tromsø's landmarks. Aurora viewing: In winter, Tromsø is one of the best places to see the Northern Lights. Flåm A small village, located in the fjord area, is the starting point for a ride on the world-famous Flåm Railway. Flåm Railway: Known as one of the most beautiful railroads in the world, with picturesque scenery along the way. Nærøyfjord: This is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is one of Norway's most famous fjords. Fjordland Norway's fjords are known for their majestic landscapes, especially Geirangerfjord and Hardangerfjord. (Geirangerfjord): a UNESCO World Heritage Site surrounded by breathtaking cliffs and waterfalls. (Hardangerfjord): Norway's “Fruit Route”, with beautiful views of flowers and orchards in summer.

Things I want to do: 1: I'm first going on a cruise deep into the fjords to experience those sheer cliffs, emerald green mountains and waterfalls from the water, especially in Geirangerfjord and Nærfjord. 2: Try paragliding, cycling and hiking. 3: Experience the Vik Spa in Bergen for an ultimate spa treatment, relaxation and quiet time. 4: Sample fresh oysters, crab and cod at Bergen's seafood markets; try traditional Norwegian cod stew and smoked salmon at restaurants. 5: Shop for Norwegian-designed fashion items, handicrafts and souvenirs in Oslo's Karl Johans gate and Bergen's Bryggen district. 6: Experience the serenity of the sea with a cruise or ferry trip from Oslo for great food and relaxation.