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Heddan Gard, Heddan, 4595 Tingvatn, Norway

Heddan Gard Tingvatn with a number of accommodation features for the customers of Heddan Gard. Test our online reservation to make a reservation of available rooms in Heddan Gard Tingvatn. This protected farm lies by the Setesdalsheiene Mountains, 40 km f
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