A fjord is something you can only see in certain parts of the world.
Formed by glaciers, fjords are wider than they are long and are either a deep, narrow sea or a lakedrain. They're similar to a bay or cove.
Norway and the Svalbard Islands are home to over 1,000 stunning fjords, which make for great sightseeing.
We browsed #fjordnorway on Instagram to give you an idea of just how beautiful these natural formations are.
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This photo shows the small town of Marifjøra, which looks out onto the Sognefjord.
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The Sognefjord is the largest and best known fjord in Norway. Although it's the third-longest in the world, it's technically the world's longest open fjord since the other two are often covered in ice.
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The towns that sit along the fjords are just as picturesque as the fjords themselves. This town is called Undredal.
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