Fjord Norway is known for its beautiful fjords, which are deep, narrow and elongated sea or lake drains surrounded by steep land on three sides. The fjords were formed by giant glacier tongues that shaped the landscape over several ice ages. Fjords are often natural harbors due to their shallow thresholds. The Western Norway region boasts two of the world's longest fjords, the Sognefjord and the Hardanger Fjord. Fjord Norway is a fantastic story of water and mountains, with many chapters to explore.