2025 Odda Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Trolltunga is a rock formation situated about 1,100 metres above sea level in Ullensvang Municipality in Vestland county, Norway. The cliff juts horizontally out from the mountain, about 700 metres above the north side of the lake Ringedalsvatnet. Popularity of the hike to Trolltunga and rock formation itself has exploded in recent years. The increased popularity has turned Trolltunga into a national icon and a major tourist attraction for the region. Until 2010, fewer than 800 people hiked to Trolltunga each year. In 2016 more than 80,000 people hiked the 27-kilometre (17 mi) round-trip from the village of Skjeggedal, making it one of Norway's most popular hikes. #hiking

After walking for six hours, we finally arrived at trolltunga😍 Actually, troll is the giant in the legend of the Norwegian forest. It just so happens that this strange stone is protruding from the side of the mountain like his 👅 so there is the name of the devil's tongue Because it takes about 10-12 hours to walk we have to start leaving at 7 am At first there is a Z-shaped uphill to see some cars are able to go up and skip this uphill but we did not know there was this option 🤣 Although the temperature to go in early September is only 5-6 degrees, it will be even colder in the morning But my outfit is just a short sleeve tshirt with a thin down plus a windbreaker Also halfway through the Z section I had taken off my down jacket😂 Then every 1km there will be instructions to let you know how far you are from your destination Certain sections will be more gravel or have running water so be especially careful You have to queue up to take this photo when you get to trolltunga My place was like queuing for about 30 to 45 minutes The main thing is to test everyone's endurance and leg strength I still remember walking back down the hill at the end of the crazy downhill that really made my legs tremble🙈 #travel abroad #kol photo hotspots #travel inspiration #attraction photography guide #coolest travel experience #nature wonders #OverseasTravel

After 7 hours wandering up the hill, here I finally see the destination and this heavenly landscape

#aprilblooms 📍Address: Norway. Norway is renowned for its stunning waterfalls, which are a major attraction for visitors. Here are some highlights: Trollstigen Waterfall: Located along the Trollstigen mountain road, this waterfall offers breathtaking views and is a popular stop for tourists. The area also provides opportunities for hiking. Låtefossen Waterfall: This is a twin waterfall located in Odda, and it's easily accessible with parking available nearby. While it may not be the most impressive in Norway, it is still a beautiful sight. Geirangerfjord and Naeroyfjord: These fjords are known for their spectacular waterfalls, especially during the early months of the year when the snow melts. Visiting these fjords offers a chance to see numerous waterfalls cascading down the cliffs. Ring of Waterfalls: This is a popular route in the Bergen area, particularly beautiful in May when the waterfalls are at their peak due to melting snow. The route offers a scenic drive with multiple stops to view different waterfalls. Have a wonderful trip!

#aprilblooms Norway is renowned for its natural beauties and the stunning waterfalls. Here is a list of the most famous ones. Geirangerfjord Waterfalls: The Seven Sisters (De Syv Søstre) and The Suitor (Friaren) are iconic waterfalls cascading into the Geirangerfjord. Vøringsfossen: One of Norway's most famous waterfalls, it drops 182 metres and is easily accessible from the E134 road. Låtefossen: Located near Odda, this waterfall features two streams that merge into one, creating a spectacular sight. Kjosfossen: This waterfall is part of the Flåm Railway route and is known for its dramatic drop and surrounding scenery. Mardalsfossen: One of the highest waterfalls in Norway, it has a total height of 655 metres, with a free fall of 297 metres. Enjoy your trip!

#summerdestinations 🏘️ Odda is a charming town nestled in the Hardangerfjord region of Norway, renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty and proximity to iconic attractions. 📍It serves as a gateway to the renowned Trolltunga, a distinctive rock formation jutting out horizontally over a 700-meter drop. 🥾Trolltunga is unique rock formation, resembling a troll's tongue. The hike to Trolltunga is challenging but rewarding.

An amazing hut that has everything you need for a unique getaway! The hard work that the owners have put in to build this awesome place cannot be underestimated. It was an amazing stay at Woodnest. The photos don´t do justice, it is even better 🤩 if you like to walk, the walk is not that difficult it just adds to the uniqueness of this place! One of the most beautiful places I had the chance to stay at, 100% recommended. Thank you guys for what you have created ❤️ We are also very impressed by the cleaning staff who takes the rather difficult hike every single day to make sure the guests feel welcome in a clean hut!

🌟 | Woodnest ⛳️ | Norway This country located in northern Europe borders Russia to the north, Sweden to the east and is bordered by the North Sea and the Norwegian Sea to the west and south With many coastal islands, it is known as the 'Country of a Thousand Islands' Woodnest is located in Odda, the site of the Troll's Tongue The treehouses are built among the forests, hanging on living trees There are steep canyons, and the scenic Hardangerfjord Sitting in front of the 'tree-top' floor-to-ceiling windows, you can enjoy the magnificent fjord The architecture was designed and built in two phases by the Norwegian architectural studio Helen & Hard, who jointly created Woodnest This is a very unique design concept The cabins are fixed to the pine trees on the steep slopes of Odda, Norway Hanging six meters above the forest floor Each cabin is secured to a living pine tree with steel rings Providing a unique spatial experience reminiscent of tree climbing adventures There are a total of 4 treehouses, each with 15 square meters Despite their small size, they have everything you need Equipped with a small kitchen and modern facilities, including electricity And each treehouse has underfloor heating and a bathtub The natural wood-colored furniture matches the panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows Hand-carved wooden bathtubs and a height-adjustable bed With just the press of a button, the bed descends from the ceiling Looking out at the ever-changing beautiful scenery of the Queen of the Fjords Daydreaming all day feels very comfortable and happy When it snows, the snowy bay scenery is incredibly beautiful If you're lucky, you might even see the Northern Lights, which can bring you luck for the whole year Route—Line ✈️ Domestic round-trip tickets to Norway, with a layover in Amsterdam, cost about 8000 round trip 10 must-visit places in Norway 📍 1⃣ Experience the Norwegian Flåm Railway, a miniature of Norway 2⃣ Climb the three famous rocks and overlook the mountains 3⃣ Check in at Vøringsfossen waterfall 4⃣ Stay in a fjord town and experience the beauty of returning to pastoral life 5⃣ Chase the midnight sun at the northernmost point of the mainland 6⃣ Take a cruise and feel the romance of the Norwegian coastline 7⃣ Drink at the Bergen pier and enjoy the sunset over the fjord 8⃣ Stay in a characteristic wooden house in Lofoten and dream back to the fishing village of the past 9⃣ Visit the Oslo Museum to see 'The Scream' 🔟 Devoutly chase the goddess Aurora

Latefossen in Norway, called the Twin Falls, is located in the middle of the road you are driving on. It is a place where you can see the cool spray of water as you pass by. Don't just pass by, stop your car for a moment, get splashed by the spray, and take a picture. It will be a good memory. #TravelSupportEvent

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Tip would be to pre book parking at P3 so you can start further up the mountain without having to wait for a shuttle bus! It costs about 500 kr buts it’s well worth it. Once at the top try get someone to take a pic of you as it’s a little far from the actual younger

#celebratewithtrip I'm on the edge (nyanyi gaya Gaga ok) - at the tip of the tongue Subhanallah :) Checked the infamous #trolltunga a.k.a #trollkykra a.k.a #trollstigen. The 11km trail was challenging especially at KM1. Ascending took around 4hr 45 mins mainly because as a typical Malaysian, every spot worth a click :p Spent 1 & a half hour at the top and descending took 4 hours.Hate that last 1KM !!?##### Plus walking on the snow is definitely not my forte. For more info, stay tuned info: #trolltunga is d rock of Skjeggedal's mountain that was once broken off, but due to a lack of large weight it did not fall & now hangs at a height of 800 meters above the lake Ringedalsvannet (Scandictrip, 2014)

Getting There - 14 km hike (8hours for beginners) Attractions - FLAM, Odda, Trolltunga, Longest tunnel Hotels - Marriot Hotel Flam Food & Restaurants - Rema 1000, Vikings Lounge, Vikings Museum Shopping - Sovenir store #spooktaculartrip

If there is one destination I want to go back to, it must be here！

#tripaway Trolltunga is a rock sticking out into space 700 metres above Ringedalsvatnet lake in Norway. The hike was challenging as it was drizzling for the whole day. Every steps on the slippery rocks was so carefully calculated so that we wouldn’t fall to our death, but we were blessed with magnificent views along the way. It was definitely a hike that I wouldn’t forget! #tripaway

It takes two days of flight to get to Norway from Hong Kong, and then transfer in Doha. The flight takes about twenty hours. There are some famous attractions there, such as the Devil's Tongue, which requires a day's walk on the mountain road to reach. The scenery on site is also beautiful. #Overseas travel #Overseas travel

How to play in Norway? Scandinavia has pure and beautiful landscapes and magnificent glacial gorges. The most characteristic of Norway is its unique fjord. The islands on the long coastline are also outstanding, making it the first choice for outdoor activities. Ground. Every step is a camera that can't stop the scenery. Norway has many classic outdoor routes, three rare stones: Preikestolen (Russian Fjord), Kjeragbloten (Lysel Fjord), Devil's Trolltunga (Hardanger Fjord) It is the best landmark for hiking and hiking, attracting countless tourists. Standing on the edge of the cliff, I feel the magnificent scene that is absolutely thousands of feet away. Few people will not move for the moment.