Christmas in NORWAY: Lillehammer | VisitNorway

The cosy little town of Lillehammer is getting ready for Christmas. Do you want to learn about the Christmas traditions in Norway? Here few examples.....enjoy it!
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[@JoostEurovisionFans]

I LOVE NORWAYYY ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ But we all know Santa Claus is not real. So, we should not adopt every single tradition, just because our forefathers did so. This particular tradition is pagan. Atheist and Christians both don't want anything to do with that.

[@VisitNorway]

well, we are in for the magic of it:) and we do belive in miracles that happen during Christmas.)

[@swagrid3649]

Actually i think we do. Traditions are important, and i think we should keep them.

[@JoostEurovisionFans]

@@swagrid3649 Every culture has good and bad traditions. Stopping a bad tradition does not make you less Norwegian. Especially, if it is a very derogatory, seksist, evil origin, racist tradition. Remember this is not a question or opinion. But a fact. I am not talking about Santa Clause, but any bad tradition in any culture that is has bad wicked origins, that causes harm to human or animals. Like hunting for fun and killing for fun. Such tradition still exists today. Even in the world, although not very famous and broadly known.