What are the must-see attractions in Alaska?

1. Fairbanks: Fairbanks is a transportation hub for adventure into the interior of Alaska and the Arctic Circle. Fairbanks is the world's best place to watch the Northern Lights. There are more than 243 days of clear night sky in a year where you can watch the Northern Lights. Since it is only 310 kilometers away from the Arctic Circle and against the barrier of mountains, Fairbanks It can avoid bad weather, so Northern Lights seekers will gather in this city where it is easy to observe the Northern Lights. There are also many newlyweds who choose this place as their honeymoon destination because of the ancient legend that "seeing the aurora will lead to a lifetime of happiness".

2. Aurora Chalet, a specialty bar: This bar has been run by Alaskan locals for more than 20 years. It is located about 40 kilometers north of Fairbanks. There are few residents around and there is no light pollution. It is a good place. The best Northern Lights observing locations! What made this bar famous was that customers left one dollar bills on the roof and walls of the bar, writing blessings or wishes on the bills. Over the years, the number of bills plastered all over the bar has reached tens of thousands of dollars. The interior of the bar is also decorated with local animal specimens and classic cars, exuding a strong wild west atmosphere.

3. Aurora Log Cabin on the top of Clear Summit: A 360-degree all-round Northern Lights shooting location on the top of Clear Summit, far away from the light pollution of the city. In addition to tables, chairs, heating and hot drinks, the log cabin also has an aurora dynamic monitoring device. Screen, you can learn about the Aurora dynamics at any time indoors, and wait for the appearance of the Northern Lights in a warm and relaxed manner.

4. North Pole: North Pole is also known as "Santa Claus's Home". In order to create a strong Christmas atmosphere in Santa Claus' hometown, a huge 16-meter-tall Santa Claus has been specially built here. Statues, 2-meter-tall polar bear and elk statues, and many surrounding public facilities also bear the mark of Christmas, making people feel like they are in a fairy tale world.

5. Northern Polar Museum: The Northern Polar Museum is the best place for tourists to discover the mysterious Arctic world and the real life of early locals. The museum's appearance is presented with white lines and arcs, simulating a scene of the Arctic region covered with snow all year round. It reflects a dazzling light under the sunlight and is one of Fairbanks' landmark buildings. The museum is divided into different exhibition halls, which not only provide a detailed introduction to the geographical environment changes and historical changes in the Arctic region, but also display some rare Arctic animal specimens that we can only see in books (Blue Babe, Mammoth, Gundam, etc.). 3-meter brown bear, etc.), particularly attract the attention of tourists.

6. Yukon River Aurora Campground at 66° North Latitude: It is far away from light pollution areas, surrounded by open spaces, with excellent views and a unique geographical location! Here you can let yourself go as much as you want - sit next to the wooden house, lie in the snow, and enjoy the gorgeous Northern Lights; when you are hungry, you can have hot beef noodles, and when you are cold, there is a warm wooden house. The Northern Lights here are more than just that. The ribbon hanging on the horizon is not just the light radiating in the distance and the jumping elves - it is the peerless beauty that fills the sky and pours down from the top of the head!

7. Ice fishing and barbecue in wooden houses on the lake: Ice fishing is an ice and snow sport that Alaska locals are keen on in winter. From November to March of the following year, rivers and lakes in Alaska freeze, usually when the ice thickness reaches 8 ~10cm, you can ice fish. Because the water temperature is very low, the physiological activities of the fish are greatly affected. They are in a semi-sleep state and their response to external influences is very slow, so their vigilance is very low. In addition, there is a thick ice cover, which reduces the impact of external changes on the fish. class influence.