Time is not enough + money is limited, you need to know these when driving in Norway fjords

Types of play, duration of play, average cost (yuan) European multi-country romantic tour▶1 day 300 Norwegian fjords are formed by the mutual biting and swallowing of the sea and land, and the large and small fjords form its unique landscape line, which fascinates tourists from all over the world. But because Norway's terrain is narrow and long, it is difficult for anyone to see all the fjords in a limited time. If you are like us, time and money are limited, but you have a restless heart and want to control the steering wheel to appreciate the fjord style of Norway, then I recommend you to live in Jorpeland (the address of the homestay we found is Tulipanstien 6), there are 5 reasons: 1. The tour of Lysefjord is close at hand, and you can also reach the parking lot of Freiskstolen scenic spot in half an hour by car, which can save you from the trouble of ferry + bus from Stavanger. 2. The fjord scenery on the way to Oslo is changeable and full of surprises, and you will not be aesthetically tired. 3. It is very convenient to visit the old city of Stavanger, half an hour by car, or about an hour by bus if you don't drive. PS: I don't like this overly touristy, noisy, and high-priced city, although its old city seems quite quiet and there are many traces of decoration, but it loses its original taste. 4. The town looks very remote and there are not many people on the road, but in fact there are several supermarkets there, and you can buy daily necessities and food in a few minutes. Free parking, a must for poor travel! Self-driving route: Oanes-Oslo takes the central route. After referring to many strategies and combining our own time and the advice of the homestay landlord, we chose this route and selected "avoid toll stations" in Google Maps to reach Oslo. 7. Play time: 8-10 hours. Because the journey is far and the scenery is diverse, we stop and go, play while walking, plus waiting for the ferry, eating and going to the toilet in the middle, the actual time spent is much more than the navigation estimated time, it is recommended that everyone set off as early as possible in the morning. Highlights along the way: The scenery along the way is as shown in the picture, the sea water, streams, hanging waterfalls, un-melted snow on the top of the mountain, pastoral with traditional Norwegian wooden houses, wooden churches, leisurely crossing the road Little sheep*** It's a step by step, but for the driver, it's a torment because I want to watch the scenery and I have to watch the road at all times. The road conditions are very good, even if it is a free road. Norway has invested a lot of money in the roads for self-driving tours of the fjords, and the road conditions are very good. It's just that some sections have many bends and narrow roads, so driving needs to be careful.