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If you're a skiing enthusiast searching for new adventures, consider Norway in March. It's the prime season for skiing amid Norway's stunning mountains. March also brings the annual Birken Ski Festival,...
In 1962, the Helsinki Treaty solidified the bonds of cooperation among the Nordic countries—Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, the Faroe Islands, Greenland, and Åland. Known as Nordic Day, it is...
St. Patrick's Day in Norway is a vibrant tapestry woven with threads of tradition, cultural exchange, and a nod to Viking heritage. While the holiday originates from Ireland, Norwegians have...
This is the original home on the family farm. Photo taken in June 2022 when flowers were in full bloom.
As winter blankets the landscapes of Scandinavia, there's a magical phenomenon known as pastel winter, or "sunny winter," unfolding from early March until mid-May. Unlike the stark monochrome of traditional...
Norwegians, known for their strong connection to nature, have perfected the art of embracing the simplicity and serenity of life in remote cabins nestled amidst picturesque landscapes.
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The signs in this photo mark the street and area for the family farm in Norway.
Celebrated annually on March 8th, International Women's Day (IWD) stands as a pivotal moment in the women's rights movement, a tradition that the United Nations officially recognized in 1975. In...
Embarking on our travel adventures, one of our foremost goals is to witness the enchanting spectacle of the Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis. Each photograph captures its beauty, leaving us...
Delving into the realm of Nordic concepts like Hygge, Koeslig, Lagom, Fika, and even Japandi—a fusion of Japanese and Nordic design—has become a fascination for many. What draws us to...
Between roughly 1820 and 1920, over two million Scandinavian immigrants made their way to the United States, with about half originating from Sweden, a third from Norway, and the rest...