I recently spent a few days in Oslo, Norway, trying to understand something I've always been curious about. Why do Norwegians have a reputation for being so reserved around strangers? 🇳🇴

Instead of just going by the stereotypes, I decided to walk around Oslo and actually talk to locals about it. Had some really interesting conversations, and honestly, a few of the answers surprised me.

Here's the video: https://youtu.be/NgXZgpdzccc?si=mtsKiCZxo2_vbwA9

Whale safari

Trolltinden på Skjervøy lyses opp av nordlyset i kveld

Kristiansand looking good on a bright autumn day. Apartments, greenery and the water make a nice combo.

Dramatic cliffs of Preikestolen overlooking the fjord, just outside Stavanger. One of the most iconic viewpoints in Norway.

On Monday night this week, on the 12 of October, the conditions for being able to see the northern lights were perfect. A clear sky, almost no wind, and negative 5 degrees Celsius. I could see almost every single star in the northern hemisphere. And on the dark, velvety sky in the north east, a glowing greenish mist was first barely visible, but in a matter of the next minutes, they transformed into bright green lights and over the next hour they began dancing. The cold was humid- as Tromsø sits on an island on the coast, connected to the mainland by a bridge and an undersea tunnel. I almost froze my hands off, because I had forgotten to put on warm gloves! If you are going to take photos or do videos when it’s cold outside, don’t forget to protect your hands from the cold!

Hi everyone!
I’m a university student from Mexico studying International Business at UNAM. I’m currently working on a marketing research project and need to interview approximately 20 people living in Norway.
The interview will take about 40-60
minutes and is for academic purposes only. Your participation would be a great help to my university project!
If you’re interested, please send me a DM or leave a comment, and I’ll share the questions with you.
Thank you so much for your time and support!
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