Borgund is a village located in the municipality of Lærdal in western Norway. It is best known for the Borgund Stave Church, a well-preserved example of medieval wooden architecture. Built around 1180, the church features intricate carvings and a unique design that reflects the traditional Norwegian stave church style. The surrounding area of Borgund is characterized by stunning natural landscapes, including mountains and valleys. It serves as a popular destination for tourists interested in Norwegian history and culture, as well as outdoor activities like hiking and exploring the scenic fjords nearby.