The Ultimate Northern Lights Guide: A Huge Wave of Aurora Borealis Coming

Aurora borealis is one of the most magnificent natural phenomena on Earth. It unfolds slowly in the night sky, resembling a dance of beautiful colors. Canada, due to its unique latitude advantage, has the appearance of aurora in many places. Let's embark on a journey to chase the lights and shadows together~

Huangdao Town

Huangdao Town is famous for its excellent aurora viewing environment. Located within the Arctic oval belt, it offers approximately 250 days of magnificent aurora sightings each year. Visitors can also try various snow activities and fully experience the charm of the northern lights, bringing back lots of joy and excitement.

White Horse City

In the Aurora viewing at White Horse, you can stay up all night. The Aurora camps in the suburbs offer luxurious cabins, allowing you to experience five-star hotel-like accommodation services. You can observe the Aurora by opening the window at any time and take photos by simply opening the door, without the need to travel to city hotels and avoid the fatigue of traveling.

Churchill City

Churchill is located in the northernmost part of Canada. It is said that this town has 300 days a year to watch the aurora, and the aurora can be seen almost at any time. The most attractive thing is the polar bears. During the polar bear season (October to November), tourists can take professional vehicles to admire the polar bears through the car windows and choose to go to Hudson Bay to experience the internationally renowned polar bear exploration activities~

Banff National Park

Despite its low latitude, Banff National Park still offers the opportunity to see beautiful aurora landscapes. Generally, the best viewing time is from late September to mid-April. On clear nights, you can witness the colorful auroras dancing in the sky. The recommended viewing spots are the Banff town's Banff Avenue and the Bow River Valley.