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Hello,
https://www.tripoto.com/profile/karishmashaikh i have published some on Iceland and Norway. Message me if you have further questions
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Hi, Yes there are itinerary prepared by Travelers on Tripoto. Please click on the cards below to read their experience. Hope this helps.. Thanks!
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Yes, I had visited Iceland which is a very beautiful place covered with snow. Iceland is known for its beautiful landscapes as it is full of mountains, glaciers, beaches, and falls. In southern Iceland, there are the largest high ice caps. Approx 11% of Iceland is covered with glaciers which is a treat to every tourist. I mean who don’t love watching glaciers. You might have read several times about the charm of Iceland as a wonderful tourist destination. https://www.tripoto.com/trip/top-reasons-why-iceland-is-so-special-and-a-must-visit-place-59b0df6c24927
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I can give you some information on Norway.
It may be daunting to encounter such variation in the people, festivals, festivals, and sites when in Bergen. If you want to make sure that you experience all of the colors that Bergen has to offer, you need to have some knowledge of the locations that you must visit when touring. https://travellifo.com/15-top-rated-attractions-in-bergen-and-best-things-to-do-in-bergen/
The main port on Norway's west coast and the second-largest city in Norway, Bergen, is also one of the busiest cruise ship ports of call in all of Scandinavia. One of Norway's most popular tourist attractions, the city is surrounded by a ring of hills known as the Seven Mountains (De syv fjell), and its attractive setting and gorgeous natural harbor have cemented its status as such.
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Iceland is one of the most beautiful place. Iceland: With its abundance of glaciers, icebergs, fjords, and lagoons, the nation truly lives up to its name. This country's breathtaking natural beauty sets it apart from other countries, making it special and unlike any other. Iceland is a popular travel destination for people all over the world because of its amazing Northern Lights, often known as the Aurora Borealis. The vibrant and glossy northern lights, which are visible from September to April throughout the winter, reflect off of the placid lakes and fjord waters, lighting up the entire area and providing a photo op for your camera (Go to joy Iceland).
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