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Driving in the Canadian Rockies! 🏔️

Driving in Banff is a beautiful experience with picturesque mountain views around every turn! The park has designated pull-off areas, so drivers can stop and take in the breathtaking scenery without disrupting traffic. The mountains surrounding you, just simply amazing. However, it's important to exercise caution and obey the speed limits as wildlife frequently cross the road. Road conditions can also change quickly, especially during winter, so it's best to check the weather forecast and road reports before setting off. It's also advisable to fill up the gas tank before heading out on a long drive as gas stations can be few and far between in the park. #banff

Winter Wonderland is REAL

If you want to experience an authentic, snowy winter, make sure you come to Banff National Park in the winter! Banff national park in winter is literally a DREAM. Skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, and skating are all fantastic. They offer amazing hiking trails. Make it to the viewpoint of the cascade mountains and Banff is all yours!! The lakes all become frozen so don’t expect blue water but still amazing! #banff #canada

Canada's most famous National Park

Banff is a must visit for anyone who's a nature lover Even if nature isn't you're thing, don't worry as Banff is still very accessible and you can still admire it. Joining a tour is an option, especially if you go from Calgary. Further a day trip is also feasible but I would suggest spending a night or two to really feel the park and explore most of what it has to offer. Banff is truly an amazing place as no landscape is the same after that moment, meaning even five minutes later, the same landscape would have changed. You'll find ice capped mountains, beautiful green forests, turquoise lakes and wildlife. You also might be greeted by the four seasons all in one day. Obviously the best time to visit is in summer when you can take advantage of the nice weather outdoors but other seasons have their own flavors as well. Therefore hop in a car and just drive around and get lost in this marvelous national park or Canada's backyard. Overall, Banff has plenty to offer. You'll be greeted by lovely nature landscapes and memories that will awe you for the rest of your life. #nationalpark #nature #explore #travel #banff #alberta #canada

Banff National Park. One of the best trips I have ever been on. Flew into Calgary, and drove around all the lakes and glaciers! I have been back three times since because I love it so much. This place should be on everyone's list! 📍Emerald Lake (BC) 📍Moraine Lake 📍Peyto Lake 📍Peyto Glacier #hiking#nationalpark#naturalwonders#urbanexplorer#roadtrip#leaveyourmark

The Tower of Babel scramble in Banff National Park is one of the most amazing adventures in the entire park. start at the base of Moraine Lake and climb the steep scree shoot until you pop out into the top. Once you’re at the top you’ll have stunning views of Consolation Lakes on one side and Moraine Lake on the other. Few people ever make it this far!

Emerald Lake is the most popular attraction in Banff Park. Some people describe her as the emerald under the Victoria Icefield. The above stone is the standard "visitor photo", please line up haha. The two small partners took time-delay, I am here to help many international friends from India, Canada, South Korea, and nationality, using Apple, Samsung and Huawei (yes, international friends also use domestic products, mighty) and many more. Kinds of equipment, the creation of portraits, the text is not taken, the guests and the guests are full of joy, fully embodies the development trend of the new era of the harmonious global village... also took a picture of the passing squirrel brothers, but may not be satisfied with the shot , ran... Hahaha Victoria Glacier in the distance is really good to set off the calmness of the lake, but unfortunately several times to the clouds are a bit thick.

Look at Aurora to push Canada! Driving in Canada last October, I saw a strong aurora in Banff National Park for two consecutive days, and I saw a rare proton arc, like a white rainbow at night. Canada is actually a country that sees a lot of Aurora, especially in Huangdao Town. On average, you can see Aurora more than 200 days a year. It is much higher than Nordic! Mainly in the Nordic winter night, there are many clouds. Recommended: 1. Banff National Park, Jasper National Park (The two parks are generally connected, last year the national parks are free of tickets, it seems to continue to be exempt this year) 2. Yellowknife Town (The aurora seen here is almost at your fingertips, super shock! There are many sunny days in the yellow knife, and two-thirds of the year can see the aurora in about 250 days) The best time to see Aurora: 8-9 months, December-April, but we also saw aurora explosion in October: We are going to National Day Self-driving for 18 days, the average per capita cost is 1.5w, and the price in Canada is much cheaper than in Northern Europe. Visa: It is easy to apply for a Canadian visa, except for the fact that the materials are more annoying than the electronic files, and the validity period is high until the passport expires. Automobile: In addition to the slightly more complicated urban roads in Vancouver, several national parks are not difficult to drive. Canada car rental is also cheap accommodation: people living in Canada is super cost-effective, during the National Day, we do not increase the price of accommodation one day in advance - accommodation per night, 3,400 per person, with kitchen living room Small apartment/villa. Play: 1. See wild animals such as , , , , , , etc. hike (the scenery on foot is beautiful! Canada's very easy hiking route ) 3. Punch various red spots, Banff and Jasper super beautiful beautiful red spots!

A Journey Through the Canadian Rockies, Embracing the Great Outdoors.

Banff National Park is a quintessential national park in Canada, located in the Rocky Mountains. It's just a few hours by bus from Calgary. Summer is particularly recommended for hiking and canoeing. The emerald blue waters of Lake Louise and Moraine Lake are so stunning they hardly seem real. Incidentally, Moraine Lake is also featured on Canadian banknotes. Encountering wildlife such as squirrels and moose is also one of the delights. Some places are hard to reach, so joining a tour is recommended! Please consider visiting for once-in-a-lifetime experiences like a honeymoon!

Banff Skiing

Located in Alberta, 'Banff' is a world-famous holiday resort and a well-known skiing base. Every winter, tourists come in droves. In addition to the skiing paradise Switzerland, Canada is also on the list. Banff, whether in summer or winter, has charming scenery. Just Lake Louise and the nearby Fairmont Century Hotel are worth the ticket price, not to mention the nearby national forest park. Once you go, you will fall in love with this place. In the town, you can also buy some special souvenirs, such as animal specimens and fur, crafts made of whale bones, and conch fossils. These are all local special products. If you are tired, you can have a super value steak meal, full of happiness. 🌍Address: Banff, Alberta 🚗Transportation: Self-driving (snow tires or snow chains are necessary in winter) ⛱️Surroundings: Banff National Forest Park 💰Consumption: The town is not cheap ⚠️Note: Canada has a tipping habit

Discovering Banff: Nature's Wonderland 🏔️

#hiddengems Hello fellow Trippers! Today, let's embark on a journey to the breathtaking Banff in Alberta, Canada, where majestic mountains, turquoise lakes, and abundant wildlife create an enchanting tapestry of natural wonders. 🌟 Lake Louise - Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of Lake Louise, with its iconic emerald waters surrounded by towering peaks. Whether you're kayaking or just taking in the view, it's a picture-perfect moment. 🛶🏞️ Moraine Lake - Marvel at the surreal turquoise hues of Moraine Lake, framed by the Valley of the Ten Peaks. A hike or a leisurely stroll along the lakeshore unveils a stunning panorama that will leave you in awe. 🏔️🌄 Banff National Park - Explore the diverse landscapes of Banff National Park, home to glaciers, dense forests, and vibrant alpine meadows. Wildlife sightings, like grizzly bears and elk, add an extra layer of excitement to your adventure. 🐻🌲 Banff is a haven for nature lovers, offering unparalleled beauty at every turn. Pack your sense of wonder and get ready for an unforgettable journey in the heart of the Canadian Rockies! 🏔️🍁 #explorealberta #banff

Banff National Park in Canada

Banff National Park is Canada's oldest national park and one of the world's first three national forest parks. Its history is comparable to that of Yellowstone National Park in the United States and Royal Park in Australia. Banff National Park is located in the northern section of the Rocky Mountains, about 110-180 kilometers west of Calgary, Canada. The park covers an area of 6,641 square kilometers, with glaciers, hot springs, pine forests, and lakes scattered throughout. 🗺Route: Recommended for a 3-day tour, best season from June to October ✔️Day 1: Banff Town - Sulphur Mountain - Waterfall Garden - Surprise Corner ✔️Day 2: Lake Louise - Moraine Lake - Fairmont Hotels ✔️Day 3: Bow Lake - Peyto Lake - Columbia Icefield 🚘Transportation: Take a tourist bus from Calgary Airport to Banff Town (about 2 hours by car); self-driving is recommended 🎫Tickets: Day ticket: 9.8 Canadian dollars for adults, 8.3 for seniors, 4.9 for teenagers, extra charges for camping 🏠Accommodation: ✔️First night: Banff Town, you can stroll around the town at night, it's very comfortable ✔️Second night: Fairmont Hotel at Lake Louise 🍛Food: ✔️The only Chinese restaurant in Banff Town: Silver Dragon Restaurant ⭐️Travel tips: 1⃣️You can hike and boat in summer, and ski in winter 2⃣️If you have enough time, you can visit Jasper and Yoho National Parks 3⃣️Be sure to spend 70 dollars to enjoy the afternoon tea at the Fairmont Hotel 4⃣️Be careful of bears when walking in the park

A day trip to the town of Banff in Canada; is it worth soaking in the hot springs of Sulphur Mountain?

Day trip to the town of Banff, Canada On September 27, we first went to Two Jack Lake at eight o'clock in the morning, and then to Lake Minnewanka; 📝Note tips: Get up early to capture the morning mist on the lake; there are fewer tourists Then drive to Sulphur Mountain, the cable car ticket is 75 Canadian dollars, it is stipulated to go up and down in two hours; you can also walk up the mountain for more than an hour; 📝Note tips: There is no need to queue for the cable car before ten o'clock; there were many tourists queuing when we went down the mountain at eleven o'clock; It snowed on the mountain last night, there is snow on the ground, be careful of slipping, climbers must change into non-slip shoes; there is a wooden plank road at the highest peak of the mountain, half an hour walk, the view of the town of Banff at the foot of the mountain is more beautiful 📝Note tips: I always thought that the hot springs were on the top of the mountain, but they are not. The place for soaking in the hot springs is next to where we just parked The hot spring has all swimsuit rentals, the rental fee is 1.25; the hot spring ticket price is 14.5 per person; It's a public swimming pool, the bleach water has already suppressed the smell of sulphur, for someone from the hometown of hot springs, soaking in such a hot spring is naturally very dissatisfied

The Tranquility of Canada's Moraine Lake

Venturing into the heart of the Canadian Rockies, I discovered the breathtaking beauty of Moraine Lake in Banff National Park, Alberta. Nestled within the Valley of the Ten Peaks, the lake is a jewel of pure turquoise water, cradled by towering mountains whose reflections paint a picture of awe-inspiring tranquility. This natural wonder, less crowded than its famous neighbor Lake Louise, offered an intimate encounter with the pristine wilderness of Canada. Arriving at Moraine Lake in the early morning, I was greeted by a serene landscape shrouded in mist, slowly unveiling itself as the sun rose, illuminating the peaks and casting a magical glow over the lake. The sheer scale of the surrounding mountains, each named for its distinctive shape and history, created a majestic backdrop that seemed almost unreal in its perfection. The lake's vibrant color, a result of the sunlight reflecting off the rock flour deposited in the water by surrounding glaciers, was a spectacle that shifted and deepened with the changing light. A hike along the lakeshore path provided not just stunning views but a peaceful communion with nature, with only the sound of lapping water and the occasional call of a loon to accompany my thoughts. For a more elevated perspective, I trekked up the Rockpile Trail, a relatively short but rewarding hike that led to the famous "Twenty Dollar View," so named because it once graced the Canadian twenty-dollar bill. From this vantage point, the panoramic view of Moraine Lake, set against the Ten Peaks, was an unforgettable sight that encapsulated the grandeur of the Canadian wilderness. Exploring further, I embarked on a canoe trip across the lake, an experience that allowed me to feel the immensity of the landscape intimately. Gliding over the crystal-clear water, with the mountains rising dramatically on all sides, was a moment of profound peace and connection to the natural world. Beyond its visual beauty, Moraine Lake is a gateway to numerous trails that wind through the heart of Banff National Park, offering hikers of all levels the chance to explore the alpine meadows, dense forests, and rugged terrain that define this region. Each trail promised its own adventure, from the challenging scramble up to the Tower of Babel to the more leisurely Consolation Lakes hike. Visiting Moraine Lake was a reminder of the raw and rugged beauty that defines the Canadian Rockies. It was a place where the grandeur of nature speaks directly to the soul, offering moments of reflection, awe, and an overwhelming sense of gratitude for the untouched wilderness that still exists in our world. This mesmerizing lake, with its tranquil waters and majestic surroundings, stands as a testament to the enduring beauty of Canada's natural landscape. #falltrip#historicallandmarks#localguides

Where Dad Went Episode 17 - Taking a Luxury Train Deep into Banff Park in Maple Leaf Country

In this world, if a country can be expressed with just maple leaves, it might just be it. Whether you're swimming in the picturesque Banff National Park, or walking on the creaking Capilano Suspension Bridge with a hundred years of history, or riding a large wheel special climbing bus, crushing on the perennial glacier, it's as if you've traveled through a time tunnel, wandering non-stop between reality and history. And with a harsh whistle, Vancouver's steam clock pulls you back to reality. Put down the glass of red wine in your hand, a bite of soft Alberta steak sublimates your taste buds, the world's six luxury trains "Rocky Mountain Light" slowly travels between the lake and the mountains, exclaiming that life can be so comfortable and leisurely, intoxicating... This travel note will take you deep into the east and west of Canada, and experience the wonderful moments behind the maple leaves with the author. Location: Canada, North America

Adventures in Banff National Park

My recent journey to Banff National Park in Canada was a breathtaking adventure in the heart of the Canadian Rockies. Banff offers unparalleled natural beauty and outdoor experiences that are worth every mile traveled. Banff's #MountainEscapes are a paradise for nature enthusiasts. The park is home to stunning alpine lakes, towering mountain peaks, and diverse wildlife. Lake Louise, with its emerald waters, is a sight to behold, and Moraine Lake's turquoise brilliance is equally captivating. Hiking in Banff is an absolute must. Trails like the Plain of Six Glaciers and Sentinel Pass provide access to some of the park's most jaw-dropping vistas. Wildlife encounters, including elk and bighorn sheep, are common on these trails. The town of Banff itself is charming, with a range of dining and shopping options. Be sure to try poutine, a Canadian specialty, at one of the local restaurants. The park offers a range of activities year-round. In the winter, skiing and snowboarding are popular, while summer brings opportunities for canoeing, mountain biking, and camping. Visiting Banff requires careful planning, especially during peak tourist seasons. Booking accommodations in advance and checking trail conditions are essential for a smooth visit. In conclusion, Banff National Park is a natural wonderland that promises unforgettable adventures. Whether you're a hiker, photographer, or simply seeking the serenity of the mountains, Banff's awe-inspiring landscapes will leave you with memories to treasure. #BanffAdventures #MountainMagic #mytravelhacks#localguides#familytrip

Beautiful Ski Resort - Lake Louise Ski Resort

I went skiing in Banff, Canada, and there are three major ski resorts near Banff. My feeling is that Sunshine Village has better snow quality and is more suitable for advanced ski enthusiasts. Because some green trails are gentle and not very friendly to snowboarders. Norquay Ski Resort is the closest ski resort to Banff town and Calgary, and has some advantages in distance. Lake Louise has better scenery, and the blue and green trails are more suitable for beginners, and the ski resort is large and there are many ski trails suitable for beginners to find the fun of skiing. We finally chose Lake Louise Ski Resort. Location: The ski resort is a ten-minute distance from the Fairmont Lake Louise Hotel, so try to choose to stay near Lake Louise the day before Ticket price: Single ski ticket, the price is around 130$, and there will be fluctuations on different dates. Ski equipment rental: The ski resort provides ski equipment rental. The price of the snowboard and helmet is around 70$. You can also rent ski suits and ski pants. Other items such as face masks, ski goggles and gloves need to be prepared by yourself The overall feeling of Banff in winter is that it can satisfy all your fantasies about winter. There are glaciers, ice lakes, snow mountains, and castles in fairy tales. There are delicious food and beautiful scenery. Come to Banff in winter, and see what winter should look like

This vacation here is too Chill!

Banff National Park Forest Resort Hotel in Canada, the hotel design is completely integrated into the surrounding environment, you can see the snow-capped mountains, forests and beautiful natural landscapes. Banff Park is located in the northern part of the Rocky Mountains, after railway workers accidentally discovered a hot spring here In 1885, Banff became Canada's first national park, and now it has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are many types of plants and animals in the park, many of which are endangered species.

healthy moderate hike to Banff National Park

#2024wish A wonderful and bird eyes view from the top of Banff National Park, we had a moderate hike for 11km with around 700m height to sentinel pass via larch Valley. It’s impressive and finally we have done this together . you required to have a comfort wear would suggest a hiking shoes for safety purpose . Once you reach to the top the view is awesome and exactly like the wallpaper you have seen before. It’s impressive and highly recommended. Would suggest you do some training before take up this tour. In 2024, I wish to visit United States 🇺🇸 hope my dream come true . #couplestrip #awesomepic

Banff: Wilderness Gem

Nestled in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, Banff is a haven of natural splendor where towering peaks, crystal-clear lakes, and lush forests create an enchanting tableau. Begin your journey at Lake Louise, where the iconic emerald waters mirror the majesty of Victoria Glacier, inviting you to explore the shoreline or embark on a canoe adventure. Embark on the scenic Icefields Parkway, a highway that meanders through glaciers, waterfalls, and rugged mountain terrain. Pause at Moraine Lake, a turquoise gem surrounded by the Valley of the Ten Peaks, where every vista unfolds like a postcard of pristine beauty. Explore the town of Banff, where the crisp mountain air mingles with the charm of boutiques, galleries, and the historic Banff Springs Hotel. Take the Banff Gondola to the summit of Sulphur Mountain, where panoramic views of the Bow Valley and Banff unfold against a backdrop of snow-capped peaks. Immerse yourself in the serenity of Bow Lake and Peyto Lake, where the azure waters reflect the grandeur of the surrounding landscapes. Hike the Johnston Canyon trail, where waterfalls cascade through a deep canyon, creating a symphony of nature's forces. For wildlife enthusiasts, the Banff National Park offers encounters with elk, moose, and the occasional grizzly bear. Relax in the soothing Banff Upper Hot Springs, where warm mineral-rich waters provide a tranquil escape amidst the mountains. Banff isn't just a destination; it's a sanctuary of alpine majesty, a canvas of turquoise lakes, and an embrace from the towering peaks of the Canadian Rockies. #BanffBliss #RockyMountainMagic #AlpineAdventure #CanadianWilderness

Getting There - Car Attractions - Hike! Hotels - none! Food & Restaurants - InstantNoodles Shopping - no!

Banff's Majestic Moments: 🚣‍♂️🏞️🌫️

Banff's breathtaking beauty leaves me in awe: Canoeing serenely on Lake Louise, ascending Fairview Trail to majestic overlooks, and witnessing the ethereal dance of misty clouds. Nature's masterpiece reveals itself in every view, a reminder of the wonders that surround us. 🏞️✨ #BanffAdventures #NatureLover #explorethewild #timetotravel #canada

Unforgettable 🇨🇦Lake Louise

That May, I traveled to Banff National Park in 🇨🇦. Along the way, I marveled at the spectacular scenery of the Rocky Mountains. What left the deepest impression on me was the slightly melancholic Lake Louise ❤️. It was a sunny May day when our tour bus arrived at Lake Louise, but we were suddenly hit by a hailstorm?! The strange weather brought a hint of sadness to the beautiful and peaceful Lake Louise, but it also increased my interest in exploring this wonderful lake ❤️💕! It's worth mentioning the famous hotel on the shore of Lake Louise, The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise :), which has a castle-like Victorian-era architectural style from the 18th century. The exterior harmoniously blends with the beautiful water of Lake Louise! 👍 Especially the Lakeview Lounge in the hotel lobby, where you can enjoy a charming view of the Victoria Glacier through the famous arched window 👍👍. Perhaps this is the beauty of travel! The momentary beauty turns into a lifelong beautiful memory! 🇨🇦 Those mountains and waters, perhaps in the near future, I will come back to Lake Louise with someone special (my husband), and what a wonderful experience it will be! Life is full of good surprises ❤️💕💃💃.

Canada's five national parks

Canada's Top 5 Most Beautiful National Parks ||| 1. Banff National Park Banff National Park is known as a must-visit place in one's lifetime. It is Canada's first national park, located in the northern section of the Rocky Mountains in Alberta province. It features a series of ice peaks, glaciers, ice fields, glacier lakes, high mountain meadows, hot springs and other landscapes. Its magnificent peaks and beautiful waters make it the crown jewel of North America. The middle part of the park, Lake Louise, has particularly stunning scenery. The lake water changes from blue to green with the depth of light, and the entire lake is crystal clear, adding vitality to the quiet mountains. 2. Yoho National Park of Canada Yoho National Park is located on the right wing of the Rocky Mountains, with Canada's highest waterfall, world-class fossil sites, and stunning natural landscapes. Takakkaw Falls in Yoho National Park is the largest waterfall in western Canada, divided into two sections. The water rushes into a recessed cave halfway up the mountain, is thrown high into the air, and then falls again. The turbulent water is thrown into the air like a goddess scattering flowers, and when the sun is shining, a rainbow will hang in the air with water mist, making people feel refreshed and happy. 3. Jasper National Park Jasper National Park is one of the famous mountain national parks in Alberta, Canada. Located at the northernmost part of the Rocky Mountains, Jasper is a place of longing for space enthusiasts. Here, not only can you observe stars all year round, but also provide various themed experiences for people to have more opportunities to understand stars and planets, explore the wonderful universe and this beautiful and magical land. The park has Medicine Lake, Patricia and Pyramid Lakes, Maligne Lake and Maligne Canyon. The lakes and mountains complement each other, showing the beautiful craftsmanship of nature. There is also the oldest and largest icefield in the Rocky Mountains - the Columbia Icefield Glacier, which attracts people from all over the world every year. 4. Auyuittuq National Park Auyuittuq, located in the Nunavut region, means "the land that never melts" in Inuktitut. It is the only national park in Canada located within the Arctic Circle, sculpted by glaciers with 85% consisting of rock and ice. It has the world's highest vertical cliffs, composed of granite, making it a dream destination for rock climbers. In recent years, many extreme sports enthusiasts have come here to play rappelling and speed descent. 5. Glacier National Park Glacier National Park is located at the border of British Columbia and Alberta provinces in Canada and the United States. The Rocky Mountains, known as the "continental divide" in North America, run through the center of the park from north to south. It is a great garden of unique North American species, with over a thousand kinds of trees, flowers and plants. On the relatively dry eastern slopes, Engelmann spruce, subalpine fir, lodgepole pine, western white pine and ponderosa pine stand tall and straight. On the warmer and more humid western slopes, the park is lush with dense forests of larch, fir and spruce. There are also many species of animals in the park, such as bighorn sheep, mountain lions, coyotes, lynx, elk, moose, black bears, grizzly bears, and white-tailed deer.

Rocky Mountain skiing ⛷️ first article.

Crossing the Pacific, passing through the Rocky Mountains, my friend finally arrived at the destination smoothly. The Rocky Mountains Park is the first national park in Canada and the second national park in North America, second only to the Yellowstone National Park in the United States. The skiing trip in the Rocky Mountains is full of anticipation. Before the trip, I made some preparations. Playing and skiing in the snow can indeed alleviate some anxious and uneasy emotions. The book market of a city reflects its culture. In the city where I live, there used to be a large area of land belonging to a certain Hua bookstore, which was later transformed into a book world of the city, satisfying the book-buying needs of the entire city. Unfortunately, it has now become a real estate development project, with a new commercial street replacing the bookstore, and the commercial street has also declined. It is said that people near the Rocky Mountains consider sports as a major part of their lives. They walk, jog, ride bikes, play soccer and golf near their homes on weekdays, and go fishing, hiking, camping and skiing in the Rocky Mountains, which are only an hour's drive away during holidays. They also pay attention to the performance of wild horses, which is in line with the natural environment of blue sky, white clouds and green grass. It is healthy and suitable for those who suffer from anxiety and depression to take care of their physical and mental health. Without guessing, the master planner of this city must have gazed at the snow on the top of the Rocky Mountains and marked in the blueprint to preserve the precious natural beauty, thinking: let the residents of this city live healthily, love sports, and often return to the embrace of nature. From above, the Rocky Mountains are worth looking forward to.

Rocky Mountain skiing ⛷️ first article.

Crossing the Pacific, passing through the Rocky Mountains, my friend finally arrived at the destination smoothly. The Rocky Mountains Park is the first national park in Canada and the second national park in North America, second only to the Yellowstone National Park in the United States. The skiing trip in the Rocky Mountains is full of anticipation. Before the trip, I made some preparations. Playing and skiing in the snow can indeed alleviate some anxious and uneasy emotions. The book market of a city reflects its culture. In the city where I live, there used to be a large area of land belonging to a certain Hua bookstore, which was later transformed into a book world of the city, satisfying the book-buying needs of the entire city. Unfortunately, it has now become a real estate development project, with a new commercial street replacing the bookstore, and the commercial street has also declined. It is said that people near the Rocky Mountains consider sports as a major part of their lives. They walk, jog, ride bikes, play soccer and golf near their homes on weekdays, and go fishing, hiking, camping and skiing in the Rocky Mountains, which are only an hour's drive away during holidays. They also pay attention to the performance of wild horses, which is in line with the natural environment of blue sky, white clouds and green grass. It is healthy and suitable for those who suffer from anxiety and depression to take care of their physical and mental health. Without guessing, the master planner of this city must have gazed at the snow on the top of the Rocky Mountains and marked in the blueprint to preserve the precious natural beauty, thinking: let the residents of this city live healthily, love sports, and often return to the embrace of nature. From above, the Rocky Mountains are worth looking forward to.

Banff National Park is Canada's first national park, a summer resort. Located in the southwestern part of Alberta, in the Rocky Mountains of British Columbia. Established in 1885, with an area of 6,666 square kilometers. There are a series of icy peaks, glaciers, ice fields, glacial lakes and alpine grasslands, hot springs and other landscapes, and its peaks and peaks are the highest in the North American continent. Lake Louise in the middle of the park, the scenery is particularly good, the lake with the light depth, from blue to green, the lake is transparent, Emerald Lake is another beautiful place more quiet than Lake Louise. Along the Rocky Mountains, there are many such glacial lakes, which are like a string of pearls, which illuminate the quiet mountains. In winter and summer, Banff has a very different view. In summer, lakes are rowed for boating, while in winter, skiing and other snow and ice are important.

Arriving at the long-awaited Banff, I met the first snow of this year. Although it was very cold, the scenery was too beautiful. Take a deep breath with me in Banff. Figure 1 is Barrier Lake, close to Calgary, the scenery is also very good, although the scenery here is not as famous as Lake Louise, but each lake is so wonderful, not inferior.

Alberta has the most natural scenery in Canada. How do you describe it? I feel like someone has broken a jade bead chain in the sky. The beads fall into the mortal world and are scattered randomly into the Rocky Mountains. Large and small lakes. Some classic films have come to this scene, "Broken Mountain", "Interstellar Crossing", and the most recent is "The Wilderness Hunter" by Xiao Lizi. Canada has many national parks. The three parks I have visited should represent the highest level of national parks: Banff National Park, Yoho National Park and Jasper National Park. Park jasper national park. These three parks are pass tickets. On the way to Banff, there will be a ticket booth, and the ticket will be posted on the windshield for easy ticket checking. It is most convenient to fly to Calgary to go to the National Park. Calgary to Banff town only takes more than an hour. Hainan Airlines has just opened a direct flight route from Beijing to Calgary.

If Canada is "the country of Wanhu", then at least one thousand in Banff National Park... in the days of the Rocky Mountains, driving into every corner of the national park, seeing the big size Small lakes, some magnificent, some enchanting, some mysterious... Maybe you will start to forget their names when you are long, but fortunately the images will help us keep their most beautiful side in mind.

Alberta National Forest has the most natural beauty in Canada, just as God has broken an emerald necklace in heaven. The beads fall into the mortal world and are scattered in the Rocky Mountains into a beautiful lake. . Lake Louis as one of the most prestigious attractions, the Fairmont Castle Hotel on the lakefront was booked full during the high season. I ate lunch twice in the hotel's restaurant, the view was impeccable, the arched window was outside Lake Louise, and the foothills of the summer in July were still covered with white snow. "You can get a 20-knife parking fee at the hotel." That was the first time I went out after the fracture, slowly followed the shortest trail up the mountain, and took a seat on the mountainside. Hotel on the lakeside. I hope that a certain snow season will come here again. The lake is frozen and the mountains are another beauty.