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⛺"European Peach Blossom Land" Reine Reine is located in the southeast of the Lofoten Islands in Norway, and the E10 highway passes through Reine. Despite its remote location, it attracts many tourists every year because of its purity and beauty, and is known as the "European Peach Blossom Land." The town of Reine is backed by mountains formed by ancient glaciers, and the beautiful scenery of mountains and water is unforgettable. It is like a pastoral postcard, capturing the most beautiful picture at first sight, making people linger and forget to return. 🛬A Village, Å Town Å i Lofoten, also known as A Village, is a fishing village in the southernmost part of the Lofoten Islands and the end of the E10 highway that runs through the entire island. The name is taken from the last letter A in the Norwegian alphabet, and it is a major cod production and processing base in the world. The cod drying racks erected by fishermen on the seashore create another unique scenery of the Lofoten Islands. 🏨Hamnøy Village Hamnøy Village, a place seemingly forgotten by the world, where people live the retirement life we dream of. Whether it is spring, summer, autumn, or winter, the spectacular and beautiful mountain scenery is in full view, and in the morning, you can hear the moving sound of the waves hitting the shore, which is very pleasant. 🧡Uttakleiv Beach Uttakleiv Beach may be the most photographed beach in Norway, with a flat beach in the foreground and majestic mountains in the background. It was named "Europe's Most Romantic Beach" by The Times. Every winter, tourists flock to the beautiful Uttakleiv Beach to admire the Northern Lights and the midnight sun of summer. ⛺Haukland Beach In 2021, Haukland Beach was named "Europe's Best Beach" by Lonely Planet. The sharp granite peaks stand above the milky white sand and sapphire-like sea, like an isolated beach. Haukland Beach is one of the most beautiful white sand beaches, with very fine sand, clear water, and eye-catching boulders protruding from the beach.