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]]>Thanks Julie! The part about hotel breakfast or having a kitchen is really useful for booking stays in places such as Norway! Very glad to be able to cut costs on that part, and also because hotel breakfasts in Norway seem to be usually cold food usually. I’m happy to be able to eat warm, soupy noodles for breakfast in cold weather!
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]]>Yep it’s pretty reasonable considering that we saved on food costs somehow, ha! Norwegian groceries are indeed expensive, they will buy and store in their freezer (like those ice-freezers we see at 7-Eleven stores in SG) and never waste food. Even for prepaid simcards, Norwegians will share among peers if people are visiting, cos everything is just too exp! These are the real-life cases I know of! The transport is a killer too.
Eating instant noodles while travelling somehow is strangely comforting, haha!
]]>Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment, Alyssa! ❤ I know right, Stockholm was expensive to me too when I was there for just 2 nights, so I was mentally prepared for a more costly time in Norway. But thankfully, having flexible travel companions in Norway indeed helped to offset some costs especially for accommodation! And the 8-hour ride from Oslo to Bergen, I wished I could do that! But I just couldn’t fit Oslo into my too short trip already for that ride, so I guess I’ll have to take that train another time.
I’m wishing to return to Norway ASAP too! There’re too many places to visit! Dreaming about it everyday, hahaha!
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