By the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
The vast and beautiful scenery of the Rocky Mountains. (Image / MOOK Publishing)
Red maple leaves adorn the city, creating a unique urban beauty. (Photography / Dino Chiang)
Located in Canada's Northwest Territories, Yellowknife is a renowned destination for aurora viewing. March and September are the peak months when the auroras are at their most intense. Many photography enthusiasts flock to Yellowknife during this period to witness the breathtaking beauty of the northern lights. Legend has it that seeing the aurora brings good luck and happiness, and many believe that everyone should see them at least once in their lifetime to avoid any regrets. Let’s chase the auroras together and experience the beautiful mysteries of nature.
A happy aurora chasing destination – Yellowknife. (Image provided by Wan Jun Travel Agency)
Or head to Quebec, a city brimming with French cultural charm. The Fairmont Le Château Frontenac in the Old Quebec district stands atop a hill overlooking the St. Lawrence River. This building is considered a symbolic landmark of Quebec—a classic example of French-European architecture and a must-visit attraction. Next, visit the Capitale Observatory, where 180-degree glass windows offer panoramic views of the vast St. Lawrence River, even stretching to Île d'Orléans. In autumn, the entire city is adorned with brilliant red maples, while in winter, snowfall gives the city a uniquely enchanting atmosphere.
The snowy scenery of Quebec, cold yet featuring a unique urban landscape and architectural beauty. (Image / MOOK Publishing)
The most beautiful capital of British Columbia, Canada – Victoria. (Image / MOOK Publishing)
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