The world's longest tunnel in Norway is 24 km long

Its construction required 140 million euros.

The world's longest Lrdal tunnel in Norway is a staggering 24 km long and cost €140 million. Known as Lrdalstunnelen, it connects the towns of Aurland on the southern side of Sognefjorden and Lrdal in the old Sogn area.

This is reported by the Mirror.

It provides a non-ferry connection between Oslo, the capital of Norway, and Bergen, a popular tourist destination in the southwest of the country, known for its stunning fjords.

Tourists can drive through the tunnel, view the breathtaking Flam Fjord, and then return across the Aurlandsfjellet plateau to the Snow Road between Aurlandsvängen and Lrdalsiri. According to the guides and experts at Visit Norway, this trip is not to be missed.

Local tourism bosses praised the experience, saying: “It's a chance to experience the mountain from the outside as well as the inside! If…