
More beautiful than the picture. Clean and tidy country. Everyone seems to be making peace and friendship. The burden of seeing a crime somewhere. The people are calm and very humane. Let's move forward with the help of each other. The country is Norway. The country that has become the best of all the countries of peace in the world. Norway is the quietest city in the world. People live in peace for longevity, physical well-being, individual freedom and social support. Norway also has a very low crime rate and the country is safe to live in. Today I am telling you the story of such a country.
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Beautiful nature, lots of money. Norway, the land of the night sun, has nothing to complain about. Norway also reminds me of the Nobel Peace Prize. The Nobel Peace Center is located in the capital Oslo Nobel laureates in peace are specially remembered there. The Nobel Peace Prize winners stand on the verandah of the Grand Hotel in Oslo and greet the audience.
The name of the country that reached this peak of humanity is Norway. This tradition is spreading in Norway and other European countries. If you are hungry and don't have money, you can get food by going to any food store. Because the price of your food has already been paid by someone else. But he does not know you. No day was even shown for a moment. You will see this scene every day in different restaurants. For example, a lady came to the cash counter of the restaurant and said, 5 coffee and a suspension. He then paid five coffee bills and left with four cups of coffee.
After a while, a gentleman came and ordered, pack two lunches and put two suspensions. He paid four lunch bills and left with two lunch packets. After a while another one came. Ordered, ten coffees, six suspensions. He paid ten coffees and took four coffees.
In this way one by one it started going on. After a while, an old man went to the counter in a state of shock and asked, is there any suspension coffee?
He was told from the counter that he must have and a cup of hot coffee was given to him. Shortly afterwards, a bearded gentleman came in and asked if there was any lunch in suspension today. With the usual consent from the counter, he was given a parcel of hot food and a bottle of water.
This thing is going on all day, it is going on. Some people are paying for food out of their own pockets, out of their own earnings. And some poor, miserable people are eating without payment. This shoot is going on all day long. No one knows anyone's identity. Neither the donor knows the identity of the recipient, nor the recipient knows the identity of the donor. There is no need to know the identity, there is no need to reveal one's name, but there is a need to put food in the mouths of some hungry people and that is completely secret.
Norway is covered under snow for eight months of the year. The sun does not rise here for two months of the year. The period from November 21 to January 21 is therefore called the Dark Period. At this time the Northern Light or Aurora Burial can be seen in the sky. The red, green light play in the sky. Many tourists come here at this time to see this aurora. And the sun never sets here again for two months of the year. May 21st to July 21st. This time is called Midnight Sun. This natural phenomenon is also referred to as the White Night. There is continuous sunlight and twilight in the sky instead of night darkness. Really strange place. However, if the weather is good during the summer, then the nature here has a strange beauty. The eyes are dazzlingly beautiful.
Every year thousands of tourists come to Norway to see this surreal scene. The Scandinavian country is known around the world as the land of the midnight sun, but it is also known for its amazing natural beauty. All the beautiful seas like a fairy tale, the aurora borealis or the light of the north, the wide plateau covered with snow and all the incredibly beautiful mountains.
Similar phenomena are found in Sweden, Finland, and Iceland. But most of Norway is located in the northern hemisphere, and sunlight is available for the longest time. And this is why Norway is known as the land of the midnight sun.
Norway is located in the western part of Scandinavia in northern Europe. Norway shares a 1,819-kilometer border with Sweden, a 727-kilometer border with Finland and a 196-kilometer border with eastern Russia. To the north, west and south of Norway are the Barents Sea, the Norwegian Sea, the North Sea, and the Barents.
The capital of Norway is Oslo. Oslo is said to be one of the most expensive and prosperous cities in the world. Bergen is the second largest city in Norway and one of the major seaports in the country. Norway is the second most populous country in Europe. The country has the most oil and gas mines.
Norway is the 119th most populous country in the world. In 2017, the population was about 535 million, of which 50.50 percent were males. The size of the immigrant population is only 21349 people. Norway is the second most populous country in Europe. The population per square kilometer is 1853 people. However, in 185 the population was only 4 lakh 40 thousand.
The currency of Norway is the Norwegian Krone. The country ranks fourth in the world in terms of per capita income according to the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Norway is considered the safest place to travel at night. Theft, snatching and robbery do not happen. 7 percent of the country's people do not feel insecure to walk on the streets at night. The European country has the most oil and gas mines.
If you have any problems in the whole of Norway, call 112 and the police will come to your aid. The two main political parties in the country are the Conservative Party and the Liberal Party. There is fierce competition between these two parties in the elections. There is no conflict over the transfer of power. There are no strikes, curfews or factions.
Another source of Norway's incredible natural beauty is its beaches known as the Fjord. At the end of the Ice Age, its deep valleys and narrow creeks were submerged in the ocean, creating this captivating natural beauty. Although there are countless such beaches around the world, Norway's beaches are extremely popular with tourists for their spectacular beauty.
There are thousands of beautiful lakes in Norway. In addition to their captivating beauty, these lakes are home to some of the most delicious salmon in Europe. Norway exports this delicious salmon to about 100 countries around the world. There are rows and rows of fishermen's cabins along the shores of the lake. Also the deepest lake in Europe is located in Norway. The Lofoten Islands in northern Norway are said to be the source of Norway's beauty. From scenic beaches to high mountain ranges, mysterious sea bays, picturesque fishing villages and lush greenery.
As a tourist, you can get 90 to 180 days visa. At present Bangladesh Embassy of Denmark (Bangladesh Embassy) handles visa matters on behalf of Norway. So you have to apply for a Norwegian visa at the Danish Embassy. The distance from Dhaka to Norway is 6,300 kilometers. Plane fares usually start from Rs. 72,000 / -.
Norway is well known not only for its natural beauty, but also for its history and colorful culture. The cities and towns of Norway are universal and full of eye-catching Scandinavian architecture. An important chapter in the history of Norway is the invasion of Norway by the Viking community. Who ruled the country from 600 to 1,07 AD. Among the ancient Norwegian structures are the Frederickstadt Castle, the Steve Church, the Needros Cathedral, and the German-style commercial building.
Norway also has the longest tunnel in the world at 24.5 km. Long. This entire path is divided into four sections separated by three colored light tunnels so that this tunnel is less uncomfortable for drivers crossing.
Norway's animal diversity is remarkable and incredible. There are everything from snow-white Arctic foxes to deer, whales, white-tailed eagles, polar bears, Indus horses, and more. Due to the Arctic landscape, northern forests and complex coastal lands, the most diverse wildlife is found in northern Norway. There are about 3,000 white bears on the Salbard Islands, near the northernmost Arctic Circle in Norway. The Indus Horse is also found in Salbard which is hard to find anywhere else in Europe. These are often found on the shores of Fjord, which is a unique experience for visitors.