2025 Yellowknife Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

#CanadaFlightEvent #Trip.com #OverseasTravel #CanadaTravel #Aurora ☺️ This time, I visited Yellowknife, the Arctic Circle, to celebrate the return of the sun's maximum after 11 years The Aurora is specified by a numerical value called the KP index Actually, when I visited, the weather was the most important ✨ Weather >> KP index >> Tour company's hunting ability After waiting for 4 hours, I finally saw the crazy dancing Aurora. A dazzling curtain in the sky in the pitch-black darkness.. If you want to feel nature, you have to shout out Canada!! How to get there: Vancouver - Yellowknife direct Or Vancouver - Calgary - Yellowknife transit Or Toronto - Yellowknife This is a must-see scenic spot before you die!!!

#2024TravelReview 2024/8/25-2024/8/29 Meet the Northern Lights for 3 nights with my family in Yellowknife, Canada! There are the plain and amazing green aurora, the tear-jerking and scream-inducing dancing crown aurora, and the gorgeous and colorful rainbow aurora, which made our family's trip to Yellowknife an unforgettable memory! #Transportation strategy: Take a flight from Taiwan to Vancouver, Canada, and then transfer to a domestic flight (Air Canada direct flight to Yellowknife or JetWest Airlines transfers to Yellowknife Airport via Calgary/Edmonton) #Yellowknife is suitable for viewing the aurora in the following months: August 16-September 30 (5-10 degrees), February-March (low temperatures below zero) #Per capita consumption: air tickets 50,000-70,000, local aurora tour 15,000-30,000 (3-5 days including accommodation), food 2,000-10,000. #Recommendation reason: It’s on everyone’s dream list. The feeling of seeing the aurora cannot be described in a few words. ##Itinerary: Day 1: Taiwan to Vancouver, Canada Day 2-day 6: Transfer from Vancouver to Yellowknife Aurora Tour Day 7-day 10: Yellowknife to Rocky Mountains (Banff, Moraine Lake, Lake Louise, Just...) or Vancouver (Whistler, Granville Island, Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, Stanley Park, Victoria Island...) Day 11-12: Canada to Taiwan #yellowknife

Yellowknife, located in Canada's Northwest Territories, is famous for its spectacular aurora borealis. From September to April each year, the night sky here becomes an ideal place to view the Northern Lights. As night falls, the stars twinkle and the aurora begins to dance in the sky, presenting charming green, purple and red lights, like a flowing painting. The best time to view the aurora in Yellowknife is usually during the winter evenings, especially on clear nights, away from the light pollution of the city, when you can quietly enjoy this magnificent sky show in an open area. The local climate is cold, so you need to wear warm clothes when viewing the aurora and bring a camera to capture this unforgettable moment. The aurora in Yellowknife is not only a visual feast, but also a spiritual baptism, allowing people to feel the magnificence and mystery of nature. It is a fantasy experience that every traveler dreams of. #Aurora

#Aurora #黄knifetown #Canada #Chasing Aurora #Aurora Tour Today, the weather was not good during the day, there was no sun, it snowed a little in the morning, and the clouds were relatively thick, so the forecast value was low, so the chance of seeing it at night was quite low. Unexpectedly, we saw the aurora welcoming us halfway to our destination, and it even exploded when we arrived! Half of the sky was dotted with auroras. Everyone looked up and saw dizziness. The color of the aurora today was different from the previous two days. The colors today were very colorful, red and purple, very dreamy. #Vancouver #luck #camera #100 ways to travel

Yellowknife is a city in Canada where you can witness the Northern Lights. You can travel to Yellowknife from Vancouver or Calgary, both of which offer direct flights. Here, you can enjoy a 360-degree view of the Northern Lights amidst snow-covered pine forests and nature. The recommended period for viewing the Northern Lights is from October to March. It is advisable to use local tour services for viewing the Northern Lights, as there are many options available. Besides taking you to see the Northern Lights, these tours also offer insights into the local culture. 📍Address: Northern Territories, Canada 💞Reason for recommendation: You can view the Northern Lights in an environment free from light pollution. Additionally, the city is quite peaceful and not overly crowded with tourists. 🗓️Travel planning: Book a local tour to get the most valuable experience. You can book direct flights through trip.com.

#100 Ways to Travel If we talk about something that you must try once in your lifetime, I believe that viewing the Northern Lights will definitely appear on many people’s bucket list. Aurora Village in Yellowknife is the best place in the world to capture the aurora. For those who chase the northern lights, it is well known that the terrain here is flat and the northern lights can be seen more than 8 months a year. The climate here is very cold. Since we bought a package tour, we will be given a goose down jacket, snow pants, gloves and snow boots as soon as we arrive. In order to protect yourself from the bad weather outdoors in the middle of the night, you should also bring your own thick coat, scarf, woolen hat and thick socks. The moment I saw the aurora for the first time, I suddenly felt that all the difficult process was worth it! The aurora is like a graceful dance in the night sky, constantly changing its shape and color. It is truly breathtaking. Being in it, you can use your body, mind and soul to feel the vastness and mystery of the universe and leave behind beautiful memories. The daytime itinerary also includes dog sledding. Dog lovers should not misunderstand this as animal abuse! Because sled dogs are not pet dogs, but large working dogs. They release their energy through a lot of exercise, which makes them strong and warm. Sitting in the sled and experiencing the speed of several sled dogs running at the same time, it seemed to reach a speed of 30-40 kilometers per hour (I don’t know if it’s my illusion...) You can also enjoy the snow scenery during the day along the way, which is a different experience and quite exciting~ #Yellowknife #AuroraVillage #Dogsled

#Aurora #100 Ways to Travel Yellowknife in northwestern Canada is close to the Arctic Circle, and the local terrain is flat and there are no mountains blocking the way, so the probability of seeing the aurora is as high as 90%! It is said that the aurora can be seen about 250 days a year, and it is recognized as one of the best places in the world to watch the aurora! This trip to the Aurora is a family trip, but if you want to see the Aurora, you still have to sign up for a local Aurora tour. Professionals will drive you to chase the Aurora. It is quite cold but also quite fun. We are lucky to see the Aurora on the first night. It looks like a green ribbon swaying in the air, so unique and beautiful! In order to view the aurora, the Aurora Village has specially planned a campsite surrounded by dense woods. A warm campfire will be lit in the traditional tents in the campsite, and hot chocolate and other warm drinks will be prepared to keep you from feeling cold while waiting for the aurora. However, chasing the aurora is quite tiring, and there are not many attractions to visit in Yellowknife. It would be more interesting to go to Iceland to see the aurora. Although it depends on luck, at least the coast along Iceland's Ring Road is quite beautiful and is a secret place for adventure. #Yellowknife #Aurora

I am a long-distance traveler, so I want to travel as cheaply, beautifully, and cheaply as possible. Bought at the end of March April 8 Bought on Trip.com one way from Vancouver to Yellowknife Town (HK$1500 including 23kg stored luggage). Not only could I watch the aurora warm at minus five degrees (if it was -40 degrees it would really kill me), but I also didn’t need to pay to rent thermal clothes anymore because the clothes I brought were warm enough! This time we only participated in 2 Aurora tours, one was to watch the Northern Lights outside the cabin🛖, and the other was the Aurora Hunting Tour to chase the Northern Lights. 1． Address-Arctic Tours Canada (Aurora Hunting Tour) Features - Total CAD 120 (Reasonably CAD 109 + 5% tax + CAD 6 guide fee) Rating - 90 points, not as comfortable as a cabin as the interior is not warm enough and no WiFi is provided. Simple drinks🥤 and snacks are also provided, went to 4 points to chase the aurora, the first 3 did not have a very large and obvious aurora, intending to be disappointed back to the hotel, to the last point, lucky to see the good Northern Lights. 2． Address - Bucket List Tour Features - Approx CAD$123 ($92 booked at Get Your Tour) Rating - 95 points, very lucky that day, the first day the Northern Lights burst, also provided animal large fur jacket 🧥, scarf 🧣, gloves 🧤, hat 🧢, etc., so that the photography effect adds a sense of specialness, but also can keep warm! Simple food 🥘, bread, candy and water are also provided, the house is very warm, Wifi is fast, up to only 20 people or less, only 15 people on the day. 3． Address - Nova Inn Yellowknife (we made a reservation about 1 week ago, so the good hotels were full) Features - microwave, kettle, good enough hot shower 🚿 water, bed 🛌 clean, room very warm or even very hot, do not need to be afraid of cold, good location to Down Town or Old town are close, free 🆓 airport hotel transfer, if 1, 2 am arrive to take a taxi 🚕 hotel pay (need to contact the hotel first reservation) (HK$1050) a night, a bit expensive, so rate me to 70 points. 4． Address - Old Town (take half a day to walk around) Features - Very cute town, it's two worlds compared to Down Town! The famous Bullock’s Bistro restaurant Fish & Chip 30-45 CAD a portion is also the best I’ve ever had! Rating - 95 points 4 days and 4 nights all the accommodation, play, and food spent about 700 Canadian dollars (excluding air tickets), I ended up by plane to Toronto 2700 Hong Kong dollars or so.

One of the places I miss the most is the Royal Capital Town, located in a small town in northern Canada that is only minus 40 degrees Celsius in winter! This trip was the second time in our lives to see the aurora, because the first time was actually not too clear, so we deliberately had two hands to prepare this time 1) Rented a houseboat 2) Sign up for a Northern Lights sightseeing tour The boathouse is located in the center of the lake, the sky is endless when you go there, it is actually one of the best places to see the aurora. When the car was first shoveled on the face protector, I was actually a little scared, wondering if there would be a chance to crack and sink like in the movie (later I knew I thought too much🙄) When I went to see the host, the host said I guarantee you will see it... Still very energetic saying why we have to waste money to sign up for the tour! The house is very interesting, because it is on the lake, everything has to be very environmentally friendly, including shampoo and detergent, the toilet is a system to drain all the shit, and then come to clean once a month 🥶🥶🥶 Based on their very early dark there, we randomly ate something at a nearby restaurant and went back home, in fact, in the end, we had to sign up for a tour there to see, finally than I saw a great aurora is green all over the sky 😍😍 The trip was worth it! The weather is really cold 🥶🥶🥶, in fact, your own down may not be enough, so I would recommend signing up for a local tour, because it will pack all these days' clothes, pants, shoes so you will not be too worried about not bringing enough clothes, and the basket to leave more space out to buy things 🤠 The next episode will take us to eat! #OverseasTravel #I miss #Canada #Northern Lights #Yellowknife Town

Watching the Aurora in Yellowknife, Canada. When you think of the Aurora, you think of winter, but you can see it in summer too! That said, the temperature is only about 15℃, so it's hard to call it summer, but you can watch it outside for a long time, which is great. Apparently it gets to about -20℃ in winter, so you can't watch it outside for long. Summer is the best time to see the Aurora! #Recommended for a date #Photogenic spot #Aurora #Canada #Overseas travel

#awesomepic Compared to other places to appreciate the northern lights, Yellowknife's northern lights are closer to the horizon, as if within reach. As long as you live in Yellowknife for more than 3 days, the probability of seeing the aurora is as high as 98%! The most authentic way to wait for the aurora is to wait for the appearance of the aurora in the traditional conical tent Teepee made of fur or cloth by locals. In such a tent hut, there will be professional knowledge about the formation of aurora and various astrological observations, as well as a lot of astronomical knowledge. #awesomepic

The most dreamy sky, there are stars in the sky, the aurora beat, and the meteors fall to the earth. Everything is worth it, cold, patience, and the way...

For the sake of the scene, there is a particularly large polar bear at the entrance of the Explorer. This cute pet is really famous in the northwestern part of Canada. Basically, all the tourism propaganda has its existence, and the souvenirs bought are also They will not be missing. This super-realistic doorway, the hair is very delicate, so many tourists will take photos with this big polar bear. The lobby of the hotel is not very big, but it is very warm and it is really warm. Because the winter of Yellowknife is really super cold, it is colder than our northeast, so there will be a special design at the entrance of the hotel, almost isolated from the world, cold outside, warm and free inside, so for this iron wall The city is gorgeous, but it doesn't matter, just enough to use it is enough. I want to go into the room from the incredibly cold outdoor. The first feeling is definitely whether it is warm enough here. Is it possible to warm up in an instant? It is definitely not a first come to see if it is more than nine points. some type of. Because the store feels more important than what the eye sees.

There will be such a three-wood-supported shelf in front of the hut, which is said to be used to grill prey. Until now, there are still people who are hunting through here, will rest here, barbecue. Compared with my big Jinan barbecue, this is really a domineering, there are wood. There are also many red plants that are high enough. Add more fun and beauty to the fall, walk inside, run like a child. So, we took photos of various poses. At night, the sun began to fall, and you were surprised to find that the beauty of the Great Slave Lake was amazing. The beautiful sunset is dazzling on the lake. The trails in the hinterland of the forest, the wooden houses hidden in the woods, the driftwoods on the lakeside, and the grass and trees are more active than the daylight. The reflection of the sun reflected in the lake, the golden light sprinkled with the lakeside woods and the floating clouds left by the horizon constitute a beautiful silhouette that people can't bear to embed in the scenery.

I stayed in Yellowknife for a long time from January to February 2025, so I will summarize the probability of seeing the aurora and the town at that time! What you can do in Yellowknife ・Watch the aurora ・Experience extreme cold (-40°C) ・Dog sledding ・Ice road ・Visit certificate and pin badge for 60°N Yellowknife is a very famous place for Asians such as Japanese and Koreans, and I rarely met Canadians or other Westerners. For that reason, most tour companies have Japanese staff, and inquiries and on-site support up until the day can often be done in Japanese◎ Most people who visit here stay for 3 nights or more and participate in aurora viewing tours from the first day of arrival! The tour company took us directly from the night flight to the viewing point. I think many people are worried about cold weather clothing, but in most cases the tour company will provide it. There may be conditions such as "tour for more than a certain number of days", so it is necessary to check! I arrived during the day, but it was -30°C, and I had to wait at the airport for a while after arriving at the airport. The cold weather caused the outside of the aircraft to freeze, and the cargo hold door would not open lol The bus doors would not open automatically after a long drive, and the keyhole of the house we lived in froze, so we had to rattle it for about 5 minutes in the freezing cold. There are many cold weather effects here and there, such as Beck's Kennels, a tour company that mainly does dog sledding. The owner is a former champion in dog sledding competitions, and has about 200 Alaskan huskies. Many people try this out before going to see the aurora, and they drive at a pretty fast speed, so it's colder than seeing the aurora, and we strongly recommend that participants bring a face mask (the kind that only exposes the eyes)! The ice road is a road on a lake that is open for a limited time. The temperature and density of the ice are measured before opening, so there is nothing to worry about. The ice is 2m thick, but as you can see in the photo, it is transparent, and it gave me a strange feeling that was a little scary. At the visitor center you can get a certificate of visiting 60° north latitude. It's free and no reservation is required. It's in the town, so it's a good idea to visit when you have time. #Yellowknife #CanadaTrip #Aurora #trip #aurora

#MayTravelSupportEvent Yellowknife, Canada with Mom In the weather that was close to -30 degrees, the snow was falling and I was shivering from the cold, but I could never complain about the aurora and countless stars that I could see.. It was only one day out of three because there were no clouds, it was clear, and the aurora score had to be high to see it, but if I saw it, it was a success. #BucketList #AuroraTour #AuroraVillage #TravelWithMom ##ParisTravelSupport

📅 Itinerary Day1： Day2: Day3: 🏨 Accommodation 🍴 Food Recommendations 📌 Tips

1. Yellowknife, Canada When I was going through a particularly long slump, my mom told me she wanted to go, so I suddenly left for Canada. Since it was the peak of the Northern Lights, I was able to see the aurora the entire time I was in Canada. The aurora I saw during that difficult time was so incredibly beautiful that I will probably never forget it. 2. Shanghai, China The streets of the concession area, which had many Western-style buildings due to the old concession area. In fact, the food on the street was more delicious than the street itself. Still, it was a place I had wanted to see for a long time, so it was nice to be able to see it myself. 3. Mukho, South Korea I have been to Gangneung, but this is my first time going to Mukho. I can’t forget the perfect sunlight, the cold wind that seemed to cut through my skin, and the refreshing waves that made my heart feel like it was opening up. If you like waves, I definitely recommend Mukho, South Korea. Also, the owner of the small bookstore in front of Mukho Station was so kind that it made the trip even more unforgettable. The countless hearts that were taken care of just because I was a traveler still remain warm in my daily life. If I have the chance later, I would like to write more about this bookstore. #MayTravelSupport

Yellowknife is located in northwestern Canada and is known as a place where you can see the aurora with a high probability of 90% over three days! I participated in a 2-night, 3-day aurora tour and was able to lie down on the snow and see the aurora with stars all over the sky✨ The aurora I actually saw was so fantastical and moving that I can't put it into words🌠 #0 yen trip

📍Yellowknife, Canada I wanted to see the Aurora once in my life. Very mysterious, powerful, and above all, with quick movements like a living creature. A fascinating and mysterious space with natural beauty. 🗓2nd week of September 3 days and 2 nights @Chateau Nova Hotel I applied for the Aurora tour for both nights. Day 1: Unfortunately, the weather was bad, the Aurora forecast was 3-4/10. Just when I thought the thick clouds had gone, a beautiful harvest moon appeared 🌕 This was also very beautiful and I enjoyed it (lol). As a result, I couldn't see the Aurora at all, so I got on the bus back at 1:55am. Day 2: The Aurora forecast for the day was 3-5/10. Amazingly, it had already started to appear from the bus heading to Aurora Village, and it was clear by the time we arrived. (At this point, the forecast was 6/10) It gradually became more beautiful and moved, and even the local guide was amazed. We extended our stay and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves until 3:00am. 👀Advice There were many power outages during our stay. After researching, it seems that this happens regardless of the season, so if you are visiting in winter, we recommend bringing extra hand warmers and sweatshirts. Even in September, it gets cold at night, close to 0 degrees. (You can stay warm in the triangular tent shown in the photo. Hot drinks are included.) Since you are expected to be outside for a long time, you will be cold to the core and the temperature will feel like -2 degrees. We recommend bringing a long down coat even in midsummer. This is an experience you will probably not be able to have in Japan, so please come and visit us☺️ #Aurora #Canada #OverseasTravel

📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 🚇 Transportation 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation 1.Jenny's Guest House 💡 Tips

Yellowknife is one of the best places in the world to view the aurora, and this trip was simply dreamy! We chose a great Airbnb for accommodation. Not only was the room comfortable, but we could also enjoy the northern lights from inside the house, saving us the time of waiting in the cold wind. The host was also very considerate and provided a hearty breakfast. We participated in the dog sledding activity during the day. The dogs were having a lot of fun running around. It was their happy time. We also experienced ice fishing. The lake water was pure, but it was just an experience. We didn't harm the fish. We just released them after catching them. The local trout dishes are also very delicious. I especially recommend a popular restaurant. The sauce is super delicious and you can buy it home! In the evening, we joined an aurora hunting group. The tour guide took us to a place without light pollution and helped us take photos of the aurora, allowing us to comfortably enjoy this fantastic natural miracle. 📍 Recommended accommodation 🏠 Airbnb: 4301 School Draw Ave, Yellowknife, NT X1A 2K1 ✔ Comfortable room and considerate service from the landlord ✔ Enjoy the Northern Lights from indoors, perfect for those who are afraid of the cold 🍽 Recommended restaurants 📍 Internet celebrity restaurant: 3534 Weaver Dr, Yellowknife, NT X1A 2J6 ✔ Must-try signature trout dish, tender fish meat and amazing sauce! ✔ You can buy the sauces and take them home, which is also a good gift 🎣 Ice fishing experience 📍 8 Mitchell Dr, Yellowknife, NT X1A 2H5 ✔ Winter limited experience, recommended for everyone to try! 🔹 Travel Tips: ✅ Best viewing season: August to April, the aurora is most spectacular in winter! ✅ Wear enough warm gear, -30℃ is really cold! 🧣🧥 ✅ Ice fishing and dog sledding are worth a try, but remember to choose an animal-friendly experience! ✅ Yellow knife trout is a must-try, and if you like, you can also take the restaurant’s sauce home! The whole trip is full of surprises. If you want to pursue the purest aurora, Yellowknife is definitely worth a visit! ✨ #YellowknifeAurora #CanadianTravel #ChasingAurora #Dogsledding #IceFishing #YellowknifeFood

Setting foot in Canada for the first time? Don't miss this four-night, five-day aurora-chasing itinerary! Experience the fun of ice fishing, dog sledding, and snowmobiling, making your trip even more unforgettable. Come and start your unique travel experience! -------------------- Canada, a time-honored North American country, boasts magnificent mountains and lakes. 🏞️ With its vast territory and diverse customs, the autumn scenery with falling maple leaves 🍁 is picturesque. Don't miss this charming land! -------------------- 🚁 Itinerary: Yellowknife Adventure Tour 🌟 DAY 1: 🏙 Old Town, Yellowknife Stroll through Old Town, Yellowknife, and experience the blend of history and culture. DAY 2: 🪦 Pilot's Monument—🏙 Old Town, Yellowknife Visit the Pilot's Monument to pay tribute to the brave pilots, and then return to Old Town for a leisurely stroll. DAY 3: 🎿 Yellowknife - Free/Optional Activities Start the first day of your four-night aurora-chasing tour. You can choose from unique activities such as ice fishing 🐟, dog sledding 🐾, and snowmobiling 🏍. DAY 4: 🌌 Yellowknife - Free/Optional Activities Continue your aurora-chasing journey, freely explore the winter charm of Yellowknife, or participate in optional activities for a deeper experience. DAY 5: 🛫 Yellowknife - Departure Conclude your wonderful Yellowknife trip and depart for home with cherished memories. -------------------- Pre-trip Essentials: 🧳 Don't forget these items for your trip to Canada! 📞 Phone Card, Adapter: Don't lose connection while traveling abroad! Prepare a Canadian phone card and an adapter in advance so you can charge your devices anytime. 🪪 Documents, Visa: Passport and visa are essential. Keep copies as well, just in case. Safety first! 👔 Clothing, Charger: The weather in Canada in March is moderate but changeable. Bring a thick coat, comfortable shoes, and a charger to capture memories wherever you go! -------------------- If you like this guide, don't forget to follow me, like, and save. Your support is my biggest motivation! 🌟

Hey everyone! A new 4-day itinerary for Canada is here! This time, we're bringing you a super awesome aurora tour, where you can not only chase the lights but also have an immersive experience at a tent valley campsite! Plus, we offer professional aurora photography with direct installation of the original photos, instantly elevating your social media game! Check it out~ / Canada, a land of rich history and breathtaking natural beauty🏞️. From the lighthouses on the East Coast to the Rocky Mountains in the West, every corner is a photo opportunity📸. Don't forget to experience the unique local customs and feel the charm of this land! / 🚩Suggested Route: Yellowknife Aurora Tour✨ D1: 🚶‍♂️Yellowknife Old Town Stroll through Yellowknife's Old Town, soak in the historical charm of this small town, and anticipate the upcoming aurora adventure! D2: 🏙️Yellowknife Old Town -> 🪦Pilot's Monument Continue exploring Yellowknife's Old Town, then head to the Pilot's Monument to pay tribute to those brave sky explorers. D3: 🎈Free Time/Optional Activity - Danny's Aurora Tent📸 + 🚌Aurora Bus Tour Today, you can choose to participate in Danny's Aurora Tent or the Aurora Bus Tour. These two unique options will take you on a quest for the aurora borealis, including complimentary aurora photography and direct installation of the original photos! D4: ✈️Departure Transfer: Return to your place of origin Conclude this unforgettable aurora tour and embark on your journey home, filled with cherished memories and photos. / Tips: 🚗 From the airport to the city center, taxis are expensive. Taking the subway or arranging an airport pickup in advance is recommended. ❄️ In March, Canada's temperature is moderate but often windy and snowy. Remember to bring a windproof jacket and boots. 🍽️ Must-try foods include maple syrup products, fresh seafood, and local snacks. 🎁 Recommended souvenirs are maple syrup and Canadian icewine, which are reasonably priced and perfect as gifts. / If you find this guide helpful, don't forget to like and save it. Your support is my biggest motivation!❤

#CanadaFlightEvent #CanadaAurora #Aurora #Yellowknife #YellowknifeAurora #AuroraTravel It's so ecstatic to see the dancing aurora on a night with falling stars! They say that if you stay in Yellowknife for 3 days, you have a 95% chance of seeing the aurora, but I saw the dancing aurora 2 days out of 3 days!! The guide said that it's also an aurora index of 9?!? They say that the aurora appears about 10 days a year, but everyone was happy from the first day because of the aurora!! They say that the aurora usually comes out better in photos, but if you want to see the aurora that's so beautiful that it can't be captured in photos, go to Canada, everyone❤️ Canada that you want to go to again🇨🇦 📍Yellowknife (Canada)

#MarchTravelSupportEvent #WantToTravel #WhereIsMyNextTravel #OverseasTravelDestination What if this is what you see when you wake up on the plane back to Korea? The scenery outside the airplane window is always so touching that it makes the beginning and end of your trip happy!! Where will your next travel destination be?

#2月好地方2025 #2月好地方2025 I originally wanted to see the northern lights, but I was unlucky and didn’t see it, which was a bit regrettable. Despite this, we still visited a few local attractions as a souvenir of this trip. The Flyers Monument commemorates the early Arctic pilots. The place is not big, but standing there you can overlook the winter scenery of Yellowknife, which is quite beautiful when the weather is good. Then I went to the visitor center to get an aurora certificate. Although I didn’t see the aurora, at least I had a souvenir. I feel like a visit to Yellowknife must be completed with one. Finally, we went to the old town for a stroll. It had more local characteristics than I had imagined. There were many aboriginal-style handicrafts in the souvenir shop, and I bought some to take back. Although I didn’t achieve my dream of getting the Northern Lights this time, I still checked in and look forward to making up for it next time! #Yellowknife #Aurora #ArcticAdventure #CanadianWinterTravel

We were taken to Aurora Village by car from the hotel, about 30 minutes away. We rented clothing, gloves, and boots. It would be very cold without these. Even if I tried to take a picture with my smartphone, it would hurt my hands even if it was only for about a minute, and it was so cold that I had to send a LINE message, but I was able to take some great photos.