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Yes, really loooooong. There are three stopping areas, lighted in colours to make it more relaxing, where girls gather to have fun, and sometimes, there is a wedding ceremony right there in the middle of the tunnel! Passing traffic is loud, though. Don't exit the vehicle if you are claustrophobic (even if you can take the ride through). What amazes me, Norwegians build just one corridor, not one per each direction, and nothing for fresh air. Everything is in one single tube.
Manul PallasManul Pallas
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Lardal tunnel is the longest tunnel in the world with 24.5-kilometer connecting two different municipals. It took 20 minutes or so for me to pass through because I should keep the speed of 60km per hour. Keeping changing light while passing it was kind of fun experience and relieved boredom. There is no emergency exit but has emergency phones to contact the police and has car park in several places.
Young KimYoung Kim
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This road tunnel is the world's longest one with its 24.5 kilometers. It's divided into 4 segments, separated by 3 caves with blue light on the roof that break the monotony of the never ending road. I think it's worth to pass through it only if you need to, otherwise I wouldn't come here on purpose.
Francesco XodoFrancesco Xodo
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Лердальский тоннель - автомобильный , является частью европейской дороги е16. Самый длинный автомобильный тоннель на планете на данный момент, 24.5 км!!! Вообще в Норвегии около 900 тоннелей. стоимость строительства каждого из них - десятки миллионов долларов. Но необходимая причина строительства - рельеф местности. Без них автомобильное движение было бы невозможным! Скажу так, каждый раз, вьезжая в тоннель по ходу нашего многокилометрового двухнедельного путешествия, я искренне благодарила норвежских строителей и инженеров, ведь благодаря им, мне не нужно было постоянно, долгими часами , крутиться по серпантину горных дорог , с напряженными до предела нейронами😀. Удалось проехать и под несколькими ( а их более 30) подводными тоннелями. Думаю что осознание пользы этих сооружений, делают их особо приятными участками дороги.
Elena MirnayaElena Mirnaya
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- Tunnel molto particolare e unico nel suo genere, visto che con i suoi 24,5 km di lunghezza è il più lungo d'Europa. - Al suo interno presenta ben 3 aree di sosta scenografiche, realizzate appositamente per facilitare e alleviare la monotonia della guida sotto al tunnel per così tanti chilometri. - Il passaggio nel tunnel è assolutamente gratuito e consiglio di effettuarlo almeno una volta, ma il consiglio maggiore è quello di attraversare anche la strada turistica che passa al di sopra delle montagne, la Gamle Aurlandsvegen. - Per esempio se passate nel tunnel all'andata, per il ritorno potete optare per la strada panoramica di montagna, e vice versa. In questo modo non effettuerete una noiosa andata e ritorno nel tunnel, ma vi godrete anche una bellissima strada turistica nazionale.
Luca RinaldiniLuca Rinaldini
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Neat to go through and a feat of engineering! Went through on our way to go to Borgund Stave church. It got to be obviously a bit repetitive but as to be expected, nice that there’s the occasional sections of another lighting to break it up.
BrittanyBrittany
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The Lærdal Tunnel is a 24.51-kilometre-long road tunnel connecting the municipalities of Lærdal and Aurland in Vestland county, Norway, and located approximately 117–142 kilometres northeast of Bergen.
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