One of the most famous tourist attractions in Norway, this massive 604 meter (1982 feet) tall cliff in Forsand, Norway is known by any of these five names: Preikestolen, Prekestolen, Preacher’s Pulpit, Pulpit Rock or Hyvlatonnå.
Those who make the steep 3.8 km (2.4 mile) trek are treated to an amazing view over the Lysefjord. There is a lodge and a youth hostel nearby, and more accommodation can be found an hour away in the city of Stavanger.
Fact: I don’t know where Norway is.
Fact: Singapore has the first nighttime version of this.
Fact: Australia has a big red one.
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Please send us your leftovers.
Fact: Canadians aren’t getting involved in this, eh?
Fact: In Soviet Russia mountain peek over us.
Fact: I saw this cliff once on a custom StarCraft map.
Norway is beautipul country ilike very much