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Bodo
Port in Norrland County, northern Norway
Bodo is northern Norway
Norlandshire
The largest city and an important port. Because it is located at the northern terminus of the Norwegian State Railway, it is also a hub for entering and leaving the Lofoten Islands, so the traffic position is particularly important.
- Chinese name
- Bodo
- Foreign name
- Bodo
- definition
- The largest city in Nordland, northern Norway
- site
- The northern terminus of the Norwegian State Railway
Because it is located at the northern terminus of the Norwegian State Railway, it is also a hub for entering and leaving the Lofoten Islands, so the traffic position is particularly important.
The average person traveling to the north of Norway rarely stops in Portodo; Because during the Second World War, this beautiful town was ruthlessly destroyed by the German army, almost completely destroyed. It was rebuilt in 1950, but the whole city has since been destroyed.
The converted museums or churches are quite modern, with only the Rodin Church, a baroque stone church, being more impressive. Within the city, about a 30-minute walk from the youth hostel, you can climb Ronvik Mountain, which offers a clear view of the midnight sun.
Saltstraumen, about 33 kilometers from the southern outskirts of Porto, has the largest whirlpool in the world, where the waves roll up and down three kilometers of fjords.
In addition, the train route from Oslo, Andalsnes, Trondheim, Bodo to Narvik is also a favorite for travelers: this scenic train route has mountains, waterfalls, river valleys, forests, coastlines, and will pass stone monuments marking the Arctic Circle. The train stops for five minutes to let travelers get off and take photos.
