Norwegian folklore is a rich tapestry of myths, legends, and traditional stories that reflect the culture and beliefs of Norway. It includes a variety of supernatural beings, such as trolls, elves, and huldra, which are often depicted in tales that explain natural phenomena or teach moral lessons. These stories have been passed down through generations, often through oral tradition.
The folklore also encompasses various customs and celebrations, such as St. Hans and Midsummer, which are rooted in ancient practices. Many of these traditions are tied to the changing seasons and agricultural cycles, highlighting the close relationship between the people and their environment.