Dear Travelers,
It’s my first time to visit Ulvik located in an offshoot
of Norway’s celebrated Hardangerfjord. It is a low-key summer resort popular
with hikers and fishermen alike. Late spring fills the air with the scent of
blossoming fruit trees, a harbinger of the sweet cherries, pears, plums and
apples.
I was planning to take my bike climb up to the mountains and descend back slowly to see the stunning view of the place, but before that I met two young ladies playing a dwarf size chess board located just in front of the town’s white-clad church. They were very shy when I approached them; well it’s a normal reaction of people meeting a stranger. I won their trust by talking & interviewing them, not only that we had a wonderful time dancing making the chessboard as our dance floor.
I failed to reach the top of the mountain but on the
other hand won as I can see the beauty of Ulvik on the bird’s eye view like a
paradise, a very quiet and peaceful place, the combination of earth colors and
the sound of the birds chirping as if they were singing to me, the wind
caresses me gently as I continue to breath slowly.
Your Tour Guide,
Rinell
Ulvik Norway Video
Hi Ulvik is so beautiful! However I have only at most 3 hours in Ulvik. I want to go to this viewpoint (as shown by your picture)! How high you will have to bike/hike? There is really little info about Ulvik. Can u tell me is Ulvik worth a visit?:)))
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