Norway’s latest attraction promises thrills

Norway is shaking up its tourism scene with a thrilling new attraction: a daring 131-foot-long "floating" staircase suspended high above a stunning fjord.

Meanwhile, Norway is adding a dose of adrenaline to its tourism scene with the opening of a daring 131-foot-long "floating" staircase, Caliber.Az reports citing the foreign media.

Suspended over a breathtaking fjord, this new attraction is designed to test the courage of even the bravest adventurers.

Life is filled with unexpected turns and new adventures waiting just around the corner. For American Judy Curtis and Englishman John Nears, their lives changed forever when they met on a train journey through Peru in 2004. Both widowed and retired, their chance encounter blossomed into a surprising and joyful new chapter.

Similarly, Kenneth Harl, a lifelong bachelor and university professor, had resigned himself to a life alone. But at age 60, while researching his next history book in Türkiye, he met Sema Tegkul. Her question, "Do you believe in love at first sight?" altered the course of his life in an unexpected and profound way.

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Disney has unveiled a series of thrilling theme park projects slated for the coming years. Visitors will soon have the chance to experience flying like Iron Man, engaging in epic battles in Wakanda, and exploring a spine-chilling realm dedicated to Disney villains.

This announcement follows Disney's recent decision to replace a controversial attraction at Disney World with a new ride featuring Princess Tiana, the beloved first Black Disney princess.

In Norway, adventure seekers can look forward to a 131-foot-long “floating” staircase suspended over a fjord. The ladder's operations manager notes, “It might make most people’s legs tremble a bit,” highlighting the thrilling and vertiginous experience awaiting visitors.