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     Exploring 
    Norway’s fjord region is a memorable experience for even the most seasoned 
    traveler. Cutting deep into the mountainous land, craggy rock walls and 
    overhanging cliffs characterize the scenic wonder of the fjords.
 Gudvangen lies at the head of the Naerøfjord, an offspring of the Sognefjord 
    and Aurlandsfjord. Waterfalls line the steep mountainsides and goat farms 
    lie scattered about the green valleys. At one time, this tiny spot was 
    bustling with some 500 old-fashioned, one-horsepower "jaunting cars" which 
    were used to carry people around the area, especially into the higher 
    reaches.
 
 Surrounded by peaks as high as 5,000 feet, and reached by a roadway with 13 
    hairpin turns, Gudvangen is an important ferry point and a popular stopover 
    for motorists. The usually mild climate encourages visitors to linger.
 
 While here, most travelers include a trip to the Stalheimfossen waterfall. 
    The gushing waters plunge down more than 400 feet in one thundering 
    spectacle. Jordalsnuten is another favorite site, known locally as "Norway’s 
    Sugar Loaf."
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