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Norway To Launch Norient Express Luxury Train In October 2025

Norway to launch Norient Express train in 2025
Norway to launch Norient Express train in 2025 [Image by Trond Giæver Myhre from Pixabay]
Train lovers already know about the Orient Express, but another luxurious train is set to launch in Norway, dubbed the Norient Express. Set to launch in October 2025, the train will offer a unique, six-day experience, taking in all Norway’s most scenic locations.

Norient Express: A luxurious journey across Norway

Norient Express to launch in 2025
Norient Express set to launch in 2025 [Image @norwaytravelers on Instagram]
The Norient Express is a state-of-the-art luxury train, set to launch in October 2025. Guests will travel in sheer luxury on a unique, six-day experience of Norway’s most iconic and beautiful locations.

The two trains will feature luxurious interiors crafted from natural materials in Norway’s take on the Orient Express. Moreover, it is set to offer an unforgettable journey. Meanwhile, the trains feature a special exercise room and an observatory.

Meanwhile, the Norient Express will depart from Bergen, traveling southeast towards and through Oslo. It will then turn to head north to end up in Trondheim, offering stunning views of lakes and mountains along the way.

Environmentally friendly journey on the Norient Express

Norway to launch Norient Express train in 2025
xxx [Image by Kevin Schmid from Pixabay]
Besides the interiors crafted from natural products, the trains will be powered by electricity to contribute to the development of environmentally friendly infrastructure. Moreover, the trains aim to create a balance between people and nature. However, details of ticket prices and exact launch dates have yet to be revealed.

With train travel gaining hugely in popularity right now around the world, the Norient Express will likely become one of Europe’s top rail operators alongside other historic and renovated luxury trains already running. When in Europe, travelers can choose from the popular high-speed trains of Spain and quaint sleeper trains making the journey a vacation in itself.

About travel in Norway

Backpacker
Backpacker [Image by Henning Sørby from Pixabay]
Norway is a uniquely beautiful country with a rugged landscape and beautiful nature. Moreover, the Nordic nation has charming towns and cities with beautiful architecture. Among the best things to do in the country is a visit to the capital, Oslo, with its top restaurants and great stores.

In summer, enjoy nature at its best and in winter, experience that beautiful phenomenon, the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis. Svalbard is halfway between Norway and the North Pole and is an archipelago of snowy peaks and glaciers. Moreover, it hosts the world’s most northerly town, Longyearbyen, which has more polar bears than people.

Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) in Norway
Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) in Norway [Image by Tommy Andreassen from Pixabay]
Moreover, it is true Arctic wilderness, making it perfect to view the Northern Lights. However, readers must bear in mind that there is no daylight in this region between November and February, which makes the celestial event even better, as it can even be seen at lunchtime.

Meet the Sami people in Karasjok

While on vacation in Norway, make sure to visit the Sami, the northernmost indigenous people of Europe. They make up 90 percent of the residents of the Norwegian tundra. Meanwhile, Karasjok is the Sami capital, hosting around 3,000 people and some 60,000 reindeer.

Meet the Sami people in Norway
Meet the Sami people and their reindeer [Image by Volodymyr from Pixabay]
Moreover, visitors can learn about the Sami culture and delve into their fascinating history. While there, try camping in a traditional Sami tent. Go dog sledding, sample the people’s cuisine and learn about reindeer husbandry.

Make sure to visit Norway in October 2025 and take a six-day ride on the luxurious Norient Express!

 

 

 

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