Come to Norway to experience the charm of ice and snow | First stop: Holmenkollen

| First stop: Holmenkollen. Our first stop in Norway was the Holmenkollen Ski Jump. Norwegians love skiing 🏂. On the first Saturday of March every year, Norwegians celebrate their unique "Oslo Ski Festival". This is the second largest festival in Norway after National Day. The world-famous 📌International Ski Jumping Competition is held on this day on Holmenkollen Mountain⛰ in Oslo. It is a grand event for ski enthusiasts around the world. Holmenkollen's ski jump (Holmenkollenbakken) has a unique shape and looks a bit like a giant racket. It is 84 meters high and 126 meters long and has become an important landmark building in downtown Oslo. From the ski jump, you can have a panoramic view of the entire city of Oslo. Below the ski jump is the world's oldest ski museum, which displays the history of skiing from ancient times to the present. After coming out of the tunnel, the subway started to slowly go up the mountain. At the beginning, the woods were either dark green or bare, and I didn’t think there was anything special. But the higher I went up the mountain, the more beautiful the scenery became🏞. After playing with my phone for a while, I looked up and it was as if I had arrived in a fairyland👍. As the subway slowly went up, it got darker and darker. Although it was only two or three in the afternoon, it felt like evening when we arrived at the station. If I have a chance, I will come here to experience it next time~➡