Winter Rocky Mountains丨Vancouver 5-day tour

Winter Rocky Mountains丨Vancouver + Kamloops + Yoho National Park + Banff National Park + Johnston Canyon + Lake Okanagan 5-day tour D1 Vancouver pick-up; Vancouver essence tour itinerary: visit Gastown, 2010 Winter Olympics Torch Plaza and Canada Place, passing through Chinatown D2 Itinerary: Vancouver → Merritt Town (passing through) → Ice Wine Winery + Lake Okanagan (45 minutes) → Grizzly Bear Town / Salmon Bay D3 Itinerary: Grizzly Bear Town/Salmon Bay → Last Spike Monument (30 minutes) → Yoho National Park (passing through) → Vermilion Lakes → Bow Falls (15 minutes) → Banff National Park → Banff Sulphur Mountain Cable Car (，60 minutes) → Banff Upper Hot Springs (，please bring your own swimsuit and towel, 60 minutes) → Stay in Banff Town Hotel D4 Itinerary: Johnston Canyon (60 minutes) → Lake Louise (60 minutes) → Passing through Yoho National Park → Passing through Glacier National Park → Grizzly Bear Town/Salmon Bay D5 Itinerary: Grizzly Bear Town / Salmon Bay → Kamloops Ginseng Factory (40 minutes) → Scenic Fraser Valley → Vancouver The itinerary is for reference only, it can also be customized, you can consult online

Emerald Lake, Yoho British Columbia 🇨🇦

#wheretogo Emerald Lake, one of my absolute favourite lakes in the world, is located in Yoho National Park, British Columbia, Canada. This freshwater lake has a beautiful bluish-green colour that’s absolutely mesmerizing. When I saw it in person, it completely took my breath away. The word “scenic” doesn’t even begin to describe this attraction sufficiently. It was my first time visiting, and I cannot recommend it more - a truly spectacular experience! My rating of this attraction: 5 ⭐️ out of 5!

Hiking to Lake O'Hara

#gohiking Lake O’Hara is in Yoho National Park which is close to the BC-Alberta Border as well as Lake Louise and Banff National Park. From the parking lot, Lake O’Hara is a 22km (13.7 mile) round-trip hike up a wide gravel road with most people getting to the lake and the Lake O’Hara campground via bus. However this road is close during certain period only walking is permissible.

Facing the front, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the mountains, the blue clouds and the paradise-like scenery. Are these moments in your journey so that you are not moving? When my eyes are on the verge of confrontation with you, the words in Zhang Ailings prose "Love" appear in my mind: "Meet the people you meet among thousands of people, for thousands of years, no time In the wilderness of the world, there is no early step, no late step, just catching up, there is nothing else to say, but only gently ask: Hey, are you there? Picking up the tripod and camera, pick one It is suitable for watching the scenery, and it is suitable for taking pictures. The ear sits for the sound and the eyes are good. Look at the secluded lake under your feet. If you don't look carefully, you don't seem to feel it flowing. The mist that floats on the lake is like a gauze tied to a girl's skirt. It comes from far and near, so it's easy for you to know where you are.

The natural bridge, which is also located in the Yoho National Forest Park, is located very close to the emerald lake. You can take a look after driving. In fact, it is a natural bridge formed by stones on the rushing river. It is a straightforward name. I don't recommend that you stand in this position where I am. The water is big and urgent, and I can't go back if I fall. Be sure to pay attention to safety during your trip.

Youhe Forest Park This lake is very beautiful. The lake is as famous as the Emerald Lake. There is a chalet-style resort hotel by the lake, which is also difficult to book. I came here early in the morning, there are not many tourists, very quiet. My Korean friend told me that he had been to the lake 20 years ago. There is a wooden house cafe by the lake. Let me see if I am still there. I went too early, and the cafe didn't open yet. A half circle along the lake, a narrow road around the lake, encountering the same walkers, they will greet "good morning" when they pass by.