Today, you will fly into Whitehorse, the northernmost city on the west coast of Canada to experience the beauty of the northern lights! Take a look at the Yukon River which flows through White Horse City. The name originates from the White Horse City town and the water that is stirred up is as high as a white horse. Guests with an earlier flight will start a city tour: On the city tour guests will visit the steamship "Klondike." Guests will also take a look at the steamship of the Klondike gold rush, tour the Yukon Valley, visit the visitor center (closed on winter weekends), visit the symbol of the White Horse - the White Horse Iron plastic, log church and log skyscraper. The fur products, gold jewelry, mammoth ivory products, etc. here are very special. Make sure to grab a souvenir as you see these special things along the way. (Guests who arrive late will meet at the hotel lobby at about 10:00 the next morning and take part in the city tour).

Around 10:00 in the evening (please keep in mind that the departure time may be adjusted according to different seasons, subject to the time notified by the tour guide), we will take a car to the camp log cabin to watch the aurora. Guests may enjoy complimentary hot drinks and snacks in the heated camp log cabin and wait for the aurora advent. In the early morning, we will return to the hotel to rest.

Aurora Viewing Considered one of the most beautiful wonders in nature, the aurora is a brilliant and colorful luminous phenomenon that occurs at night due to a stream of charged particles from the sun (solar wind) entering the earth's magnetic field, high in the sky near the north and south poles of the earth. 's brilliance. The most common color of aurora is green, with multiple layers of green overlapping each other, and the light and shadow are constantly dancing. Pursuing the aurora is the lifelong dream of many people. This splendid light on the Tianhe River has continuously aroused people's guesses and fantasies for thousands of years. Some people say that seeing the aurora represents good luck and happiness, and it must be seen once in a lifetime. Here, guests can warm up in the log cabin camp, enjoy free hot drinks and snacks, and wait for the mysterious and beautiful Northern Lights to come.