Norwegian National Road 13, also known as Rv 13, is a scenic highway in Norway that stretches approximately 158 kilometers. It connects the cities of Bergen and Stavanger, passing through beautiful landscapes, including fjords, mountains, and rural areas. The road is popular among tourists for its stunning views and access to various attractions. The route includes notable landmarks such as the Hardangerfjord and the Lysefjord, as well as the famous Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock). Rv 13 is an essential part of Norway's road network, facilitating travel and commerce between these two major cities while showcasing the country's natural beauty.