2024 Yukon Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in December)

Noon sunshine summer is a very special season in Yukon. There are many flowers in the sky. The grass grows and the Orioles fly. The brilliant sunshine lasts from daytime to midnight. The long day is suitable for all kinds of explorations, which is also one of the best times of the year in Yukon. The rich natural environment in Yukon also provides visitors with a variety of choices

Want a thrilling adventure? More than 100 years ago, during the Klondike gold rush, when prospectors climbed mountains and mountains to get to the gold mine, Yukon became a synonym for exploration. Yukon's land area is about the size of California, but only 36000 people live in it. The wilderness is the real owner here. Unlike densely populated Asian cities, in Yukon, forests and

Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada is a place that many people are unfamiliar with. However, this remote Canadian town is one of the best places in the world to see the Northern Lights. Located near the Arctic Circle, the winters here are very cold, with temperatures usually around -20°C, and sometimes even as low as -50°C. The icy landscape may seem lifeless, but in fact, it attracts countless tourists every year because of its winter tourism resources and the magical Northern Lights. ✈️ Getting to Whitehorse There are flights to Whitehorse from Vancouver, Toronto, and Calgary. However, tickets are in high demand during peak season. 🏨 Staying in Whitehorse Whitehorse has some chain hotels and small inns, so accommodation is not a problem. There are also many homestays and cabins for viewing the Northern Lights. If conditions permit, it is recommended to stay in a cabin. 🗺️ Viewing the Northern Lights There are many dedicated Northern Lights viewing spots around Whitehorse, such as Fish Lake and Chadburn Lake, which offer open views and are great for taking photos. Some viewing spots offer warm shelters and hot drinks. 🛷 Winter Activities 1️⃣ Dog sledding: A classic winter activity in Whitehorse, costing about CAD 150–300, with trips ranging from 1 hour to half a day. 2️⃣ Snowmobiling: Experience the fun of driving a snowmobile across the snowfields. 3️⃣ Ice fishing: Enjoy the fun of fishing on a frozen lake. There are many local ice fishing services available. 4️⃣ Cultural experiences: Visit the Yukon Museum or an Indigenous art exhibition.

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Winter is the best season to watch the aurora in Yukon, but in addition to watching the aurora, you will also have the opportunity to experience some real Arctic outdoor activities. You can take a dog sled through the frozen forest, experience the stimulation of snowmobiles, and even learn how to fish on the frozen lake. At the same time, there will be many unique winter festivals