What are the best places to see in the Yukon Territory, Canada?

As a backpacker who has traveled to Canada, I would like to recommend myself today to provide some suggestions for those who want to visit the Yukon Territory, Canada, and I hope you will have a fruitful trip. There are three main tourist attractions in the Yukon Territory of Canada, which are the Yukon River in Canada, the Yukon National Protected Forest in Canada, and the Bar in the Yukon.

The first is Canada's Yukon River, a wide river with a perennial flow of more than 6000m s, known as the "water highway" by Canadians, so the rapid river brings a wealth of tourist attractions to the region. In Yukon, you can rent a canoe with the locals, as the current is extremely fast and you'll need a guide to guide you, otherwise it's dangerous to get underwater. Along the way in the canoe, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the forest and the sparse curling smoke on both banks.

The Yukon River is rich in fresh water, and many people dig ice holes in the frozen river in the winter to catch salmon, which is very pleasant.

The Yukon River in the fall rush.

Secondly, I recommend visiting the Yukon National Protected Forest in Canada. Here you can not only see wild deer, wild wolves, but also see black bears fishing, the forest is huge, rich in timber resources, but in order to protect the environment, Canadians generally rarely cut down trees, remember to pay attention to safety when playing in the forest, do not provoke wild animals, otherwise there will be danger.

Yukon Forest, Canada.

Finally, I recommend the Canadian-owned bars that can be found everywhere in the Yukon. The Yukon pub culture has been around for a long time, since the land began to be inhabited, people in order to resist the cold, through the use of alcohol to ward off the cold, in the Yukon bars, the most famous is the local specialty cocktail, there is a joke that this cocktail was once made with human toes, it sounds incredible.

Bars everywhere in the area.

I hope you have a great time in the Yukon, Canada!

In my opinion, the most important thing to see in Canada's Yukon is Stanley Park, which is unique to Canada.

I think the best place to see in the Yukon Territory is the maple grove in each garden, which gives people a special sense of tranquility.

Niagara Falls is a must-see attraction because it is the world's largest transnational waterfall, and it is very spectacular to watch from the side. Then there's the province of Quebec, which has a lot of old Western buildings and feels very historic.

The more well-known attractions in the Yukon Territory of Canada are the aurora scenic spots, as well as wildlife, which is a very unique culture in Canada.

Emerald Lake, although this lake is not particularly large, but its colors are colorful, which can make you have a very good ** experience.

The Sydney Opera House in Canada is a must-visit, especially its architecture, which is particularly distinctive, it is surrounded by a blue sea, walking next to it, feeling very relaxed.

If you're looking to get around the Yukon by car, consider taking a short trip along the legendary Alaska Highway.

The Yukon River is very nice, and renting a canoe down the river is fun.

Employers are hard to find, and Yukon is northerly and colder most of the time. Moreover, the land is vast and sparsely populated, and most of them require you to be physically strong and able to adapt to outdoor low-climate work. There are very few Chinese who go to Yukon, at most they travel to see the aurora or something.

It is advisable to consider Ontario, Manitoba or Quebec.

See what type of scenery you like. If you like the natural scenery and the Northern Lights, you will find it fun. Consumption there is not cheap.

The most visited by Chinese tourists: Vancouver, Toronto, Quebec City, Montreal, Ottawa, Niagara Falls, Banff National Park, Jasper National Park.

In fact, Canada's Atlantic coast is more beautiful, with attractions including Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton National Park, Halifax, Peggy Bay, Fort Lunen, St. John's, and Grosmus National Park.

If you want to travel more deeply, you can go to the vast northern part of Canada, go to Yukon to see glaciers, go to Yellowknife to see the aurora, and go to Churchill to see polar bears.

In Canada, it is recommended to visit these four places to see the Northern Lights.

The first place is Whitehorse, the capital of Yukon. The Northern Lights season in the Yukon comes early, and most of the time the Northern Lights appear in late August and early September.

The second place is Yellowknife, the capital of Canada's Northwest Territories. From December to March of the following year, after 9 p.m. and around midnight, the probability of the occurrence of the aurora is relatively high.

The third place, Fort McMurray, Alberta, is located at about 58 degrees north latitude and is in the aurora zone, known as the "aurora city".

The fourth place, Churchill, Manitoba, is not only the world of polar bears, but also the most important time to see the Northern Lights in October and November. It is also known as the paradise of the Northern Lights.

The Yukon Territory is one of Canada's three regions, located in the northwest of Canada, and is named after the Yukon River that flows through the region. The name of the capital, Whitehorse, also comes from the Yukon River, which is named after the rapids that splash as high as a white horse. On June 13, 1898, Yukon officially joined the Canadian Union, and the capital at that time was Dawson City.

According to the 2011 census, the population of the Yukon was 33,897, of which 26,028 lived in Whitehorse, the capital of the Yukon.