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Holidays in Kråkhella

Cool! You've had your leave approved. Now all you need to do is say goodbye to the treadmill of office life and book a ticket to Kråkhella — pronto!

Norway's capital city, Oslo, can be found about 340 kilometres to the east of Kråkhella.

The Heathland Centre, 50 kilometres away, should be one of your first stops if you want some fresh air and a peaceful afternoon. It's certainly worth the drive.

Whether you want to spend most of your time on the expert runs or the beginners' slopes, you'll love the soft, white snow at Stordalen Skisenter.

If you head 20 kilometres to the southeast from Kråkhella, you'll come across Gulen. Some travellers like to use this as a base to visit Church of Eivindvik and Tusenaarsstaden Gulatinget.

Spend an afternoon visiting the Hanseatic Museum, Grieg Hall and Mt. Floyen. They are all not far from the centre of Bergen, 85 kilometres away. If you're after more, the Floibanen Funicular and St Mary's Church ought to also be on your itinerary.

Eating is among life's greatest pleasures, and since you're reading this, we guess you think travel is too. Combine your appetite for both by venturing out and tasting the local cuisine at a handful of the bars, restaurants and cafés in town.

Traditional fare here tends to include moose and reindeer, two of the staple ingredients for which the local area is famous for dishing up.

No true foodie would visit Kråkhella without trying a couple of the classic meals, such as raspeballer (potato dumplings) with sausage and svinekoteletter (pork chops).

You're not supposed to count calories on holiday, right? So it's a wonderful excuse to satisfy your sugar cravings with some krumkake (thin rolled cake filled with cream), a favourite dessert.

Karsk (coffee and vodka) is the number one spirit for many locals. Ask your barkeeper for a shot and embrace that warm glow!

More experienced travellers will often put in the effort to learn a few words and phrases in the local tongue. They've come to realise that being able to exchange some words with the local people isn't just useful, it's really fun too! 'Hva koster denne?' can be translated as 'how much is this?'. Another often used phrase is 'God kveld' ('good evening').

Celebrated throughout the country, Constitution Day is held on the 17th of May. If you're going to be here at this time, it'll be hard not to get swept up in the excitement!

"Se deg senere" doesn't have to mean farewell for good. Why not save a few Norwegian kroners for your return?

Making it to your plane on time can be a stressful experience. However, you'll be right if you're prepared. The nearest terminal, Flesland Airport (BGO), is 95 kilometres to the south.