What are the interesting scenic spots in Alaska, USA?

Glacier Bay National Park, an American-Alaska tourist resort, is located in Alaska, USA, 50 miles away from Old New Jersey, covering an area of 3.3 million hectares, surrounded by steep mountains, and can only be reached by boat or plane. There are countless icebergs, whales and kayaks of Eskimos. Tourists in Glacier Bay live in tents or in the countryside of Tian She. According to the inscription, one of the most fascinating landscapes in Glacier Bay National Park is the glacier moving in the huge bay. Moore was the first scientist to study glaciers carefully. He came here many times from 1879 and was conquered by the beautiful and rich glaciers here. Since Muir's expedition, glaciers have moved far north along coastal bays, and this phenomenon has also been found in other parts of the northern hemisphere.

Muir Glacier, located in Glacier Bay and protruding from the northern end of Alaska, is named after the scientist Muir. The long and narrow glacier bay extends inland about 105 km, and there are more bays on the edge (in fact, these bays are carved by glaciers). Most of these bays are abrupt ice walls, and this ice wall is the tip of an iceberg extending from the hillside to the coast. Since 1982, Moore Glacier has retreated rapidly. With the retreat of glaciers, plants quickly replaced glaciers and covered the surface. In addition to glaciers, wild animals in glaciers also deeply attract tourists from all over the world. A large number of seals inhabit a corner of Moore Glacier. Most of these seals have thick and rough skin and a thick layer of fat (usually 1 1- 13cm), which can not only isolate the cold outside, but also store energy for them to cope with food shortage.

Juno

Juno, the capital of Alaska, is located beside the Gastino Strait in the Alexandria Islands. In terms of administrative division, Juno is an autonomous city, but there is only one city in the county-Juno, so the administrative boundaries of the two are completely coincident, and the administrative center of Juno is naturally located in Juno. Juno is located at the foot of Juneau Mountain, facing Douglas Island (also within the administrative scope of Juno) across the sea. According to the 2000 census, the population of Juno is 30,765,438. 1906, Siddika, the original capital of Alaska, declined due to the gradual decline of whaling and trade in hides, and lost its importance. On the contrary, due to the prosperity of gold mining, Juno became more and more important. There used to be three large gold mines in Juno, with the output ranking first in the world, so the state capital officially moved to Juno. In addition, Juno is the only state capital in the United States that has no road to other parts of the United States. If you want to get to Juno, you must go by sea and air.

McKinley PK.

Mount McKinley is located in Alaska, USA, near the Arctic Circle. The first record of Mount McKinley was in 1794. George Kenkwa, a British navigator, found this "Snow Mountain" on the northern horizon while sailing along Alaska's coastline, which is its original record. Mount McKinley is more than 6500 meters above sea level, which is the highest peak in North America. Compared with Mount Everest, which is 8848 meters above sea level, it is much worse, but Mount McKinley rises from the plain several hundred meters above sea level, with a relative height of over 6000 meters. Mount Qomolangma was pulled up from the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau at an altitude of 4-5 kilometers, with a relative height of more than 4,000 meters. So Mount McKinley is said to be the highest mountain in the world.

Glacier Bay National Park

Glacier Bay National Park is the center of Alaska Glacier Fjord. Tourists usually don't have to go ashore when they come here to travel. They only need to stand on the deck of the passenger ship, and they can see the huge glaciers on the shore at close range and how to run to the sea. The natural ecology experts on board can point out various strange landforms on the glacier, such as icicles as sharp as bamboo shoots, ice cliffs as huge as swords, and countless abrupt small ice peaks. Their colors are changeable, some are as white as pearls, some are as green as mint ice cream, and some are as blue and purple as lightning. However, the most fascinating thing is to see huge ice cubes crashing into the water, stirring up the majestic momentum of the waves.

Chichet vulture sanctuary in Alaska

Although history has reduced Haines from one place to another, fortunately, its beautiful natural features have never faded. We are particularly proud that since 1982, it is the only "Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Reserve" in the world, covering an area of more than 48,000 mu, and more than 3,500 birds are found every year. Therefore, when walking in a small town, you can often see people looking up or tourists with binoculars. Don't misunderstand that they are in a daze. Walking out of the museum and following the line in the curious eyes of the masses, I found a vulture on the tree and looked at it bravely. It's lucky to see this treasure of nature with my own eyes.