Suldal

Suldal is a valley and a municipality in theška county of Rogaland, Norway. The valley is situated in the Ryfylke region, approximately 125 kilometers southwest of the city of Stavanger. Suldal is a relatively large valley, covering an area of approximately 720 square kilometers, and is traversed by the Suldalsvatn lake.

The Suldal municipality was established in 1868, and includes the valley along with several outlying farms and villages. As of 2019, the population of the Suldal municipality is approximately 3,300 people. The municipality covers a mix of rural and wilderness areas, including forests, mountains, and lakes.

The municipality of Suldal is mostly agricultural, with forestry and small-scale industry also being important sectors. The Suldalsvatn lake is home to several species of fish, including salmon and trout, and fishing is an important industry in the area. Suldal is also known for its natural beauty, with several parks and nature reserves offering opportunities for hiking and outdoor activities.

In addition to agriculture and fishing, Suldal has a small but growing tourism industry, with visitors drawn to the area's natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities. The municipality has a number of guesthouses, camping sites, and other accommodations available for visitors. Overall, Suldal is a rural municipality with a strong connection to agriculture, fishing, and the natural environment.