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Today you will arrive in Yellowknife, the capital of Canada's Northwest Territories province. Yellowknife Airport (YZF) provides a 24-hour free pick-up service. Your tour guide will be wearing a red Canada goose and waiting for you holding a pick-up sign with your name on it. After picking you up, the tour guide will hand you the warm clothes and then go to the hotel to check in.

Huangdao Town is one of the three major aurora viewing spots in the world. It has a superior geographical location and natural conditions. The aurora can be seen about 240 days a year. When night falls, in order to stay away from the light pollution of the city, we will drive to the Indian Safari Tent Valley Camp and wait for the Aurora to appear. The camp provides hot drinks and snacks. Lucky guests will have the opportunity to meet old Indian hunters who have returned from hunting and see them demonstrate their hunting methods and the prey they caught. After the aurora appears, we will follow the photography guide to take photos as much as we can. The negatives will be uploaded to the cloud and downloaded for free without loss.

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If you encounter windy and snowy weather, experienced drivers with many years of light chasing experience will take you to the lake or forest where you may see the aurora.

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Today you can be free or participate in various activities at your own expense. In the afternoon we will start a 1-2 hour urban tour of Yellowknife Town, visiting scenic spots such as the Great Slave Lake, the old town, Indian reservations, pilot monuments, etc. You can also receive a yellow knife and polar certificate at the visitor center.

In the evening we will start the Aurora tour again. Aurora viewing on the second night, I believe you already know how to photograph the aurora. Whether in a warm and comfortable camp or on the road chasing the light, the photography guide will provide you with unlimited aurora photography.

Recommended free activities in the morning: Century Square Mall has semi-finished furs, such as white snow fox fur, mink fur, etc.

Food recommendations (at your own expense): The bison steak and venison steak at the internet celebrity Bullock restaurant are worth trying.

Optional activities that you can participate in in the morning:

Polar Dog Sledding Dog Sledding Adventure

Dog sledding was originally a common means of transportation for the Eskimos, but here it is a must-have outdoor experience in winter. Under the control of professionals, you can experience the thrill of running on the vast snowy sea. During the dog sledding, you can play yo-yo on the snow, roast marshmallows, and pose for photos with giant snowshoes. 2-4 people ride 12-16 Alaskan/Husky dogs for a 15-minute run around a forest lake.

Indian Ice Fishing Tour

Go to the home of the Indians and watch the locals set up nets to fish by the lake (100% catch of fish). Fresh fish will also be cooked and fried on site. Various methods of frying and cooking will not only present you a visual feast, but also allow your taste buds to experience different delicious stimulations! In the cold wind, a bowl of delicious fish soup is perfect. Paired with Indian pancakes, it will keep you warm and comfortable!

Yellowknife Snowmobile Yellowknife Snowmobile

Different from the motorcycles we see every day that use wheels to run on the road, the snowmobiles in Yellowknife, Canada, do not have wheels. Instead, they use the rotation of tracks to travel, making them more stable when traveling in the snow. In the Arctic, there is nothing more exciting than snowmobiling and experiencing the feeling of conquering this sea of snow. Brand new snowmobile, equipped with a heated helmet, escorted by a tour guide with many years of polar experience。

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Today you will enjoy a leisurely day in Yellowknife Town. You can arrange your own activities or participate in local winter special projects at your own expense.

When night falls, in order to avoid urban light pollution, we will depart from the hotel at around 22:00 to Tipi Tent Camp to hunt for the aurora. Every night there will be two experiences: camp + light chasing. The light chasing stops next to the forests near various lakes. Guests who don’t like chasing the light can also choose to stay in the camp and wait for the aurora.

Good places for free activities: the tribal flag corridor next to the museum, the trail along Frame Lake, and watching diamonds being polished at the Diamond Center.

Food recommendation (at your own expense): The hot and sour soup at Gold Range is very good. In the early years, in order to welcome the Queen of England to visit, they specially made long spring rolls. Shrimp fried rice at Sushi Cafe.

Self-funded projects that can be participated in:

autumn:

1. Boating and fishing on Great Slave Lake (lunch included)

2. Hiking at Cameron Falls

winter:

1. Polar Dog Sledding (15-minute sledding run, including roasted marshmallows and snow yo-yo experience)

2. Indian ice fishing (2-3 hours including fish meal, winter only)

3. Snowmobile (per person per hour, winter only)

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Today, you will end your Aurora viewing tour in Yellowknife and fly to Vancouver(Please pay for your own air ticket from Yellowknife to Vancouver)Start a pleasant trip to the Rocky Mountains, visit the World Heritage Site and Canada's first national park - Banff National Park, and enjoy the magnificent and beautiful scenery.

Yellowknife Airport (YZF) offers 24-hour free airport drop-off service.

When arriving at Vancouver International Airport (YVR), please take the free shuttle bus between the hotel and the airport (it runs every 30 minutes) to the hotel to check in.

Free shuttle bus point: outside the international and domestic terminals near the cross-border check-in area on the third floor. Please call the hotel directly from the terminal to make a reservation.

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Depart from Vancouver in the morning and drive along the scenic Fraser Valley Highway to Kamloops. In the afternoon, we will continue our trip to Kamloops, the hometown of American ginseng in the northern Okanagan Valley. The city's name comes from the Indian word "Cumcloups", reflecting that the city is located at the confluence of two tributaries of the Thompson River. Finally, visit the famous "The Last Nail" at Pacific Railroad Memorial Park.

Itinerary:

Vancouver → Scenic Fraser Valley → Kamloops American Ginseng Factory (40 minutes) → Last Nail Monument (30 minutes)

Kamloops Sunmore Ginseng Factory Kamloops Sunmore Ginseng Factory

The largest producer of American ginseng in North America was originally in the United States, but it was only later that American ginseng was grown in Kamloops. Because Manlu City has pollution-free fertile soil and a semi-desert dry climate, it has become the largest American ginseng producing area in North America and is known as the "American Ginseng Capital". There is a long history and culture of Aboriginal people here. There are 17 Aboriginal tribal communities here, which are the most important Aboriginal communities in the interior of BC.

The Last Spike

The "Last Nail" monument was built in 1985 to commemorate the completion of Canada's east-west railway here 100 years ago. Steve, chairman of the Pacific Railroad Company, hammered the last historic gold nail here, known as the "last nail," marking the successful completion of this railway artery. The monument is not big. The base is inlaid with 13 different provinces in Canada. The 13 donated jade and granite pieces of various colors symbolize the opening of this railway and are like a link that closely connects the provinces across Canada from east to west.

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Today we will drive through Yoho National Park to Vermillion Lake. The water of Cinnabar Lake comes from the hot springs of nearby Sulfur Mountain, so the color of the river bed turns cinnabar brown, making it one of Banff's favorite shooting locations for photographers. Then go to Bow River Falls, one of the filming locations for the classic film "River East" starring Marilyn Monroe. Finally arrive at the picturesque Banff National Park, Canada’s first national park.

Itinerary:

Yoho National Park (passing) → Cinnabar Lake → Bow River Falls (15 minutes) → Banff National Park → Banff Sulfur Mountain Cable Car (mandatory, 60 minutes) → Banff Upper Hot Springs (free tickets, please bring your own swimsuit, bath towel, etc., 60 minutes) → Banff Town (150 minutes)

Kind tips:

1. Lockers (2 yuan coins) are provided in the hot spring area, please pay attention to the safekeeping of valuables;

2. The hot spring area provides swimsuit and towel rental services;

3. This hot spring is a gift item. If you are unable to participate in the hot spring due to personal reasons or the attraction is closed due to maintenance, no refund will be made.

Yoho National Park Yoho National Park

YOHO is the wonder of the Indians. The rising mountain walls and rushing waterfalls in Yoho National Park are all breathtaking, hence the park's name. The park has Canada's tallest waterfall, world-class fossil sites and uncanny natural terrain. Yoho, Banff and Jasper are both listed as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO.

Vermilion Lake Vermilion Lake

Bow Falls Bow Falls

The movie "River of No Return" starring Marilyn Monroe in the 1950s was filmed here. In the film, the sexy goddess Marilyn Monroe hangs her clothes by the river. Since then, Bow River Falls has attracted a large number of backpackers every year.

Banff National Park Banff National Park

Banff National Park is Canada's first national park and the world's third national park. It was included in the World Heritage List in 1984 as part of the "Rocky Mountains National Parks". The entire national park covers an area of 6,641 square kilometers, with valleys and mountains, ice fields, rivers, and forests and grasslands. It is a world-class tourist destination.

Banff Sulfur Mountain Gondola

It only takes 8 minutes to take the Banff Scenic Gondola to reach the top of Sulfur Mountain at 2,281 meters. At the top of the mountain, you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of Banff National Park, Banff Town and the Bow River Valley, as well as unparalleled views of the Rocky Mountains. There is a restaurant and interactive experience hall on the top of the mountain. From new restaurants and interactive exhibits to a multi-sensory theater and a stunning 360-degree observation deck, the new Banff Gondola experience enriches your senses.

Banff Upper Hot Spring Banff Upper Hot Spring

When you come to Banff, why not try the most popular original ecological Sulfur Mountain Hot Springs in winter? Go to the comfortable and warm Banff Upper Hot Springs at the foot of Sulfur Mountain. In the cool air, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and forests, you can enjoy the pure natural health-preserving sulfur hot spring bath. It is a world of ice and fire. It is really a great enjoyment in life.

Banff Town Banff Town

Banff is a small town in Banff National Park in the Canadian province of Alberta and is one of Canada's most popular tourist destinations. Famous for its mountainous setting and hot springs, it is one of the popular destinations for outdoor sports and hiking, biking, climbing and skiing.

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In the morning, head to Johnston Canyon in the Rocky Mountains. After winter comes, we carefully arrange a hike in the ice and snow canyon to see the lines drawn by the high waterfalls. The beautiful scenery is better than seeing it. Then go to Lake Louise, which is named after the beautiful Princess Louise of the British royal family. Guests can also experience the ice skates on the lake exclusively and stroll on the beautiful Lake Louise, which is pleasant and pleasant.

Itinerary:

Johnston Canyon (60 minutes) → Lake Louise (150 minutes) → Pass by Yoho National Park → Pass by Glacier National Park → Grizzly Town

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Johnston Canyon Johnston Canyon

Johnston Canyon is located on the Bow Valley Parkway, which connects the town of Banff with Lake Louise. It was formed by river erosion over thousands of years, so there are many streams and waterfalls in the canyon. The canyon has a deep and dangerous terrain, with rapid water flow in summer and ice and snow cover in winter. The canyon is covered with lush vegetation. In summer, it is lush and the air is fresh. In winter, it is covered with crystal tree hangings, each with its own characteristics.

Lake Louise Lake Louise

Lake Louise, located on the south side of Highway 1, is a famous scenic spot in Banff National Park. With Mount Victoria as a barrier and surrounded by dense forests, the mountains and rivers form a perfect landscape photo. Lake Louise is like a pearl, otherworldly, so it is known as the "Sapphire of the Rockies" and has become a lake favored by photographers.

Yoho National Park Yoho National Park

YOHO is the wonder of the Indians. The rising mountain walls and rushing waterfalls in Yoho National Park are all breathtaking, hence the park's name. The park has Canada's tallest waterfall, world-class fossil sites and uncanny natural terrain. Yoho, Banff and Jasper are both listed as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO.

Glacier National Park Glacier National Park

Glacier National Park is in the Rocky Mountains of British Columbia, Canada. The park is famous for its glacier and railway museums. It was established in 1886 and covers an area of approximately 1,394 square kilometers. After the glacier retreated, many beautiful mountains, rivers, lakes and waterfalls were left behind. The scenery varied from large to small and was very beautiful.

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In the morning, go to Vernon City to visit the famous local apiary, taste different flavors of natural honey or buy the best royal jelly. Then go to Kelowna, the fruit town of British Columbia, to swim in Monster Lake and look for the Indian mythical lake monster "Ogopogo". Afterwards, visit the famous local "VQA" luxury winery, taste red and white grape wine and buy world-famous Canadian ice wine. Then pass through the town of Merritt, a grassland area dominated by livestock and forestry industries. Then drive back to Vancouver.

Itinerary:

Vernon City Apiary (50 minutes) → Monster Lake (30 minutes) → Icewine Distillery (50 minutes) → Merritt Town (via) → Vancouver

Vernon Planet Bee Honey Farm

Vernon Planet Honey Farm is located in the picturesque city of Vernon, British Columbia, Canada. Here, visitors have the opportunity to observe bees up close, taste different flavors of natural honey or purchase the best royal jelly.

Okanagan Lake

Also known as Okanagan Lake, it is located in British Columbia in southwestern Canada, in the Okanagan Valley. It is the source lake of the Okanagan River, a tributary of the Columbia River. The lake is long and narrow, covering an area of 351 square kilometers. According to legend among the local indigenous Indians, there is a water monster called Ogubugu in the lake. The air here is dry, the four seasons are distinct, and the climate and environment are unique. It is a tourist destination suitable for all seasons.

Grizzli Winery

The winery is rooted in the heart of Canada's Okanagan region. Surrounded by mountains and lakes, the long sunshine and large temperature differences between day and night create unique wines here. Here, you can taste red and white grape wine and buy world-famous Canadian ice wine.

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Today you will have enough time for free activities in Vancouver. You can enjoy a leisurely meal in Vancouver, stroll lazily on the streets of Vancouver, free yourself as much as possible, and relax completely.

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To participate in the Victoria One-Day Tour (VJ1) at your own expense, please select and pay when booking the tour, otherwise it cannot be arranged.

Victoria day trip

Today we will take a ferry to Victoria, the capital of British Columbia. Passing through the Strait of Georgia along the way, the luxury ferry is fully equipped, and guests can enjoy delicious food while enjoying the scenery of the strait and islands along the way.

Itinerary:

Vancouver → BC Ferry (at your own expense, 90 minutes) → Boutique Gardens (at your own expense, 60 minutes) → Chinatown (20 minutes) → British Columbia Parliament Building (60 minutes) → Victoria Highway 1 Kilometer Zero Starting Point (20 minutes) → BC Ferry (at your own expense, 90 minutes) → Vancouver

Victoria Ferries BC ferry

BC Ferry is the main means of transportation from Vancouver to Victoria, and the boat journey takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes; there are many people going to and from Vancouver and Victoria, and vehicles are ferried together, so you have to queue for 30 minutes to take the boat after arriving at the port; the ferry is made in Germany and can accommodate about 400 cars. There are souvenir shops, restaurants, children's playrooms, computer rooms, business areas, first-class seats, etc. in the six-story lounge, and the facilities are very complete; The scenery along the way is beautiful. I kept seeing small islands and seagulls flying around the mast. If I were lucky, I could even see dolphins. The blue sky and blue sea were so beautiful.

The Butchart Gardens

The Boutique Garden is a famous Canadian national historic site with a history of more than 100 years. It is a family garden. Construction began in 1904. After several generations of hard work, it has become a wonder in the field of horticultural art. It is the world's second largest garden, attracting more than 500,000 tourists from all over the world every year. In March, there are large daisies, pansies, and periwinkles; in April and May, tulips will bloom in every corner of the garden; starting from the end of May, the rose garden will become the protagonist of the summer garden, and peonies also compete to show off their beauty; in July and August, the garden will hold fireworks shows every night, accompanied by open-air stages and music performances, so that every visitor can return with great pleasure. The garden also has precious blue poppies~

Chinatown Victoria Chinatown Victoria

Victoria's Chinatown was built in 1858 and is the earliest Chinatown in Canada. It is second only to the establishment of Chinatown in San Francisco in the United States in North America. Tongjimen, the oldest Chinatown, and Fantangli, the narrowest commercial street, are witnesses of the efforts of overseas Chinese over the past century.

The Parliament Buildings of British Columbia

The Provincial Capitol Building is located in Victoria on the south side of the bay in the city center. It is a landmark building in Victoria. It was completed in 1897 and has been over a century ago. This building is a Victorian building with both Renaissance and Roman styles. It is made of light gray marble on the outside, with a dome in the middle, symmetrical towers on both sides, and an open lawn in front.

Victoria Mile Zero Monument Victoria Mile Zero Monument

Highway 1, which crosses the east and west of Canada, runs from St. John's, Newfoundland, on the Atlantic coast in the east, to Victoria Harbor on the Pacific coast in the west. It is the longest national highway in the world, with a total length of 7,821 kilometers. At the east and west starting points of Highway 1, there is a "Zero Kilometer" sign, both of which are wooden structures.

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Today you will have enough time for free activities in Vancouver. You can enjoy a leisurely meal in Vancouver, stroll lazily on the streets of Vancouver, free yourself as much as possible, and relax completely.

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Participate in the Whistler one-day tour (WS1) at your own expense. Please select and pay when booking the tour, otherwise it cannot be arranged.

Whistler day trip

Whistler, also known as Whistler, covers an area of 161.72 square kilometers. It is a world-renowned winter ski resort and co-hosted the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics. Whistler Mountain and Blackcomb Peak are not only the two major ski resorts in North America, but also international-level ski resorts.

Itinerary:

Vancouver → Driving on the Sea-to-Sky Highway → Shenlong Falls (30 minutes) → Whistler (3 hours, you can take the Whistler Cable Car at your own expense) → Vancouver

Special instructions:

1. If the Whistler Cable Car and Peak 2 Peak Cable Car are under maintenance/suspended operation, we will make special arrangements to go to the Sea to Sky Gondola in Squamish to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the famous rock climbing resort El Capitan and the Deep Bay at an altitude of 853 meters. 

Shannon Falls

Whistler

Whistler is a town in the Canadian province of British Columbia and a tourist resort. Some events during the 2010 Winter Olympics and the 2010 Winter Paralympic Committee were held here. Whistler Resort, known as "Little Switzerland", is a small town with a strong European atmosphere. Guests can enjoy the scenery, taste specialty food and shop for specialty gifts in the boutique.  

Whistler Cable Car Whistler Cable Car

Take the sightseeing cable car to the highest point of the Whistler Mountains, then take the Peak 2 Peak cable car to the top of another peak, Blackcomb Mountain, to enjoy the stunning natural beauty in 360 degrees. Forests, glaciers, lakes, and mountains can be seen at a glance.

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Today you will have enough time for free activities in Vancouver. You can enjoy a leisurely meal in Vancouver, stroll lazily on the streets of Vancouver, free yourself as much as possible, and relax completely.

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Participate in a one-day tour of Vancouver city (VA1) at your own expense. Please select and pay when booking the tour, otherwise it cannot be arranged.

If you participate in an optional one-day tour, our company can arrange airport drop-off service after the trip. It is recommended to book an international flight departing at 22:30 in the evening or a Canadian domestic flight departing at 21:30.

If you do not want to take a day trip, you can arrange for guests to take the airport shuttle bus to Vancouver Airport between 07:00–22:00; or provide paid service to Seattle International Airport (SEA). It is recommended to book domestic flights departing after 16:30 or international flights departing after 17:30.

Vancouver day trip

Vancouver has a pleasant climate, diverse culture and high level of life. It has been rated as one of the most livable cities in the world by the United Nations Human Settlements Agency for many years. Vancouver is also the main political, economic, cultural, tourism and transportation center in Western Canada and a world-famous international metropolis.

Itinerary:

Queen Elizabeth Park (40 minutes) → Chinatown & Gastown (35 minutes) → Capilano Suspension Bridge Park (at your own expense, 45 minutes) → Canada Place & Lunch (120 minutes, you can participate in the Canada Flying 4D experience for 10 minutes at your own expense) → Stanley Park (45 minutes)

Queen Elizabeth Park Queen Elizabeth Park

Queen's Park is located on a hill in Vancouver's West End. You can overlook the city of Vancouver from a height of 152 meters, and you can also overlook the mountains of North Vancouver. Every spring, tulips, narcissus, azaleas, roses, cherry blossoms, etc. are in full bloom, illuminating the entire park.

Vancouver Chinatown Vancouver Chinatown

Vancouver's Chinatown is composed of several streets and alleys. In terms of area, it is second only to Chinatown in San Francisco in the United States and is the second largest Chinatown in North America. When you walk in here, all kinds of Chinese elements give you the illusion of being in China. At the entrance is the landmark building of Vancouver's Chinatown - the Millennium Gate built for the arrival of the new millennium. The archway, glazed tiles and stone lions combine ancient and modern Chinese architectural elements. The four words "carry on the past and open up the future" on the back of the archway express the local Chinese's deep desire to build the Millennium Gate.

Gas Town Gas Town

Gastown is located in downtown Vancouver and is the birthplace of Vancouver. The Victorian buildings in the streets and alleys retain their appearance from the early 20th century, and there are also trendy and creative shops, including cobbled streets, outdoor cafes, antique shops, boutiques and restaurants. Vancouver's historic landmark, the Steam Clock, is located here. Strolling along the narrow streets paved with red bricks and cobblestones, you will feel the historical atmosphere of the 19th century.

Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

The pedestrian suspension bridge in the Suspension Bridge Park is suspended high in the sky. It was built by local indigenous people a hundred years ago using hemp ropes and thick wooden boards. Under the bridge is the fast-flowing Capilano River. When the wind passes through the valley, the suspension bridge will sway and make a sound, which is quite like human laughter, so it is also called the "Laughing Bridge". The suspension bridge crosses the Capilano River and a large area of dense forest. Walking on the suspension bridge, you can not only enjoy the beautiful scenery of the forest, but also have a panoramic view of the snow-capped mountains in the distance and the nearby river valley. You are completely immersed in nature. If you are lucky, you can also see the gorgeous rainbow caused by the river water vapor.

Canada Place Canada Place

Canada Place was built in 1986 and is well-known as a symbol of Vancouver. It was the Canadian Pavilion at the 1986 Vancouver International Exposition. There are five sets of white sails made of fiberglass on top of the building, which is one of Vancouver's most important landmarks.

FlyOver Canada FlyOver Canada

This simulated flight entertainment project took a total of 2 and a half years and $16 million in funding. Sights you'll see include Newfoundland's icebergs and Niagara Falls, among others. A 20-meter-high hemispheric screen is used in the theater to play ultra-high-definition clips produced with new electronic technology, and the effect is breathtaking. In addition to stunning audio and video, the project also has movable seats that move as the plane flies, allowing you to experience the thrill of flying across Canada in a helicopter and feel the magnificence of this country. In addition, Flying Over Canada also uses water mist, wind and fragrance to make the audience more immersed in the flight experience. The whole journey will take you from the east coast of Canada to the west coast, and you will enjoy the fascinating natural landscapes and cities.

Stanley park Stanley park

Stanley Park is rated as one of the best urban parks in the world because of its perfect integration of city and nature. It is the largest urban park in North America and one of the most famous parks in the world. The park consists of three large beaches, a zoo, an aquarium, a small golf course, a rose garden, a small train and countless giant cylindrical columns. Walking into the park is like walking into a natural oxygen bar. There are dense forests that cover the sky and a wide and calm lake. You can see the Lions Gate Bridge and Five Sails Plaza from the embankment. On the other side is North Vancouver. Here you can have an unobstructed view of the Vancouver skyline.