If you travel to Canada in winter, what places do you recommend? What do you need to prepare? How much does it cost?

Place:

1\ Go to the yellowknife in northwest Canada to see the Northern Lights

2\ Go to Quebec City in eastern Canada to stay at an ice hotel and visit Chateau Frontenac

3\ Go skiing at Mont Tremblant in eastern Canada. Many movie stars go there to ski

4\ Go to Niagara Falls on the border of the United States and Canada to see the winter snow scene

5\ Enjoy delicacies from all over the world in Montreal, a European city in North America

Equipment for going to Canada in winter:

1. If you want to see the Northern Lights, wear clothing labeled to withstand minus 40 degrees Celsius A down jacket, snow boots, cotton gloves, a thick hat that only exposes your eyes... in short, keep yourself warm.

2. If you go skiing, you should wear ski clothes, the kind that can block wind and snow and be breathable. Wear ordinary winter clothes when skiing. It will be fun when it gets wet. Bring ski goggles. Ski equipment can be rented immediately.

3. If you are traveling, just dress warmly, but be sure to prepare snow boots. The snow in Canada is very thick in winter.

Preparation:

1. Passport, visa, air ticket, travel insurance (emergency medical insurance for temporary visitors)

2. Dual-currency credit card and foreign currency cash

3. If you are driving, you must prepare your driver’s license (a notarized document in English is required)

4. Book a hotel online according to your itinerary

5. Slippers, Toothpaste, common medicines and other supplies

Budget (RMB):

1. Air tickets, 10,000-12,000

2. Accommodation, 600-700 per day

3. Eating, 300 per day

4. In addition to shopping, tickets, tips, etc., the federal tax and provincial tax combined are about 15%

5. Total: Calculate it yourself based on the date you are abroad