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Bestway shares 5 important places to see the Aurora Borealis in Canada:
Canada, as the northernmost country on the North American continent, is close to the Arctic region, so it has a large area to enjoy the aurora.
A few great places to see the Aurora Borealis in Canada, so check it out!
Whitehorse, Yukon
Whitehorse, the capital of the Yukon Region, is known as one of canada's best northern light viewing spots.
The Yukon Aurora Season comes earlier, and many times the Aurora Borealis appears in late August and early September, which is one of the reasons why many people expect the Yukon winter to arrive earlier.
Yellowknife, Northwest Territories
Yellowknife, the capital of Canada's Northwest Territories, is affectionately known as "Yellowknife".
Because it is located about 400 kilometers south of the Arctic Circle, 62 degrees north latitude, very close to the Arctic Circle, so the probability of seeing the aurora is extremely high.
It has even been rated by nasa as the best place in the world to enjoy the Northern Lights.
The best period for viewing the aurora borealis is from December to March of the following year, generally after 21:00 p.m. and around midnight, during which the probability of auroras will be relatively large.
According to statistics, the number of auroras that can be observed by "Yellowknife" is more than 250 times a year.
Fort McMurray, Alberta
A fire that made fort McMurray, an oil town, known to the world, but Fort McMurray is not only rich in oil, but also a good place to observe the aurora.
Fort McMurray is located around 58 degrees north latitude and is known as the "City of Auroras" because it is located in the Aurora Belt.
Nunavut
If you are not afraid of cold or suffering, the Nunavut area will definitely give you the most beautiful aurora as a reward. Iqaluit is the capital of Nunavut, but it is not polluted by tourism or commerce. There is almost no light pollution here, so the chance of seeing the aurora will increase a lot, but the living conditions may also be relatively reduced.
Located in the Arctic region of eastern Canada, Nunavut is a great place to watch the stars and the aurora, and it is also the first Aboriginal settlement in Canada. However, due to its location, it is a bit more difficult to travel to the self-guided tour every year, and it is recommended that you take part in the Arctic Circle tour, crossing the frozen ocean to the large ice floes, and admiring the beluga whales, narwhals and polar bears against the backdrop of the Northern Lights along the way.
In addition to admiring the aurora borealis, you can also choose to visit the traditional hammirut village, chat with the hospitable Inuit family, form a team of dog sledds, try to learn a few Inuit words, and try your luck to catch delicious red-spotted salmon.
Churchill，Manitoba
Every year in October and November, Churchill in Manitoba province is not only the world of polar bears, but also the best northern light viewing season here.
This northernmost town in Canada, because of its location in the Arctic Circle, is also known as the paradise of the aurora, and it is said that in the year when the particles are more active, the aurora can be seen for up to 300 days a year!
Canada's northernmost town, everyone must pay attention to keep warm ~ ~
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