We didn't plan to visit Stavanger/斯塔万格 until we wanted to hike around the fjord in Bergen. The staff in visitor center suggested going to Stavanger if we would like to hike, so we went to bus station directly to buy tickets on the bus. We arrived at Stavanger successfully six and half an hour later.

Stavanger is as beautiful as Bergen. Moreover, local people were celebrating the Food Fesitval, which would be ended by the end of our arrival day.

The Food Fesitval is so famous all over Norway that more and more people would like to participate every year. They were savoring all the various flavors during four days' period.

Music always goes with eating and drinking. Local popular bands would like to play their favourite music in the Food Festival.

Many food companies and restaurants were happy to offer their special products.

Of course, we were enjoying this happy monment just like local people.

Some people yelled suddenly and asked me to take more photos for them friendly.

We decided to hike around Kjerag/谢拉格山 & Kjeragbolten/奇迹石 firstly.

There is no nomal roads at all on Kjerag, but we had to finish hiking for five kilometers back and forth in six hours.

We were excited to see such wonderful fjord even though we were exhausted when we reached the top.

The most fasicinating was Kjeragbolten, where the stone is between two stones. Everyone was thrilled when they stood on Kjeragbolten.

We felt ourselves so small when we faced magnificent nature. We tried to stay quietly as long as we could.

We were surprised to find the unmelted snow.

We continued to go hiking around Preikstolen/祈祷峰, which is also called pulpit, in the following day.

The pulpit is more popular than Kjeragbolten, so it is also more crowded. Will you tremble when you are standing on the crack of mountains?

The pulpit was so touched beyond our expectation when we saw it with our owns' eyes.

We tried to crawl to the edge of the pulpit to see the cliff.

One person even lay down to selfie.

It rained when we left Stavanger for Oslo. We walked on the stone roads in old downtown to rail station, which reminded us missing my hometown very much because Suzhou also has long history with rich culture.

We slept for a whole night on the train and arrived at Olso in the next early morning.

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