Borgund Stave Church is a historic wooden church located in Borgund, Norway. Built around 1180, it is one of the best-preserved examples of stave churches, which are characterized by their unique construction using vertical wooden posts, or "staves." The church features intricate carvings and a distinctive roof design that resembles a dragon's head, reflecting the Viking influence on its architecture. The church is part of the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History and attracts many visitors each year. It is a significant cultural landmark, showcasing the medieval craftsmanship and religious practices of the time. Today, Borgund Stave Church stands as a testament to Norway's rich architectural heritage.