By MOOK Scenic Spots Family / Compiled Report
Many people have traveled the world, seen its beautiful sights, yet there’s always one wish that remains unfulfilled — to see the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights)! Planning a happy trip where dreams come true by seeing the aurora is a grand plan for many. Visiting Alaska not only allows you to experience the beauty of the aurora but also enjoy the region's rich northern culture and natural scenery. In Fairbanks, the capital of aurora viewing, you can receive an Alaska Aurora Certificate, fulfilling the most spectacular and magical dream of all your journeys. This wonderful dream journey begins with this well-planned itinerary.
Experience a happy aurora adventure in Fairbanks, Alaska. (Photo / MOOK)
Departure: Fly with EVA Air
Witness this grand natural light show, with no detail overlooked in the itinerary. Take EVA Air’s luxury aircraft direct to Seattle, then transfer to Alaska. The smoothest and most comfortable transfer makes the flight arrangements from the start a wonderful beginning to your journey.Must-visit attractions on your happy aurora journey:
1. Aurora Viewing in Fairbanks
Fairbanks is also known as the Golden Heart of Alaska; it’s even more a melting pot of Native American and Caucasian cultures. The giant statue in Golden Heart Park symbolizes the vitality shown through cultural integration. Three consecutive evenings after dinner are arranged for night aurora viewing, immersing yourself in the once-in-a-lifetime happy realm of the Aurora Borealis.
Chase the aurora for three consecutive nights — it’s an unforgettable sight to see with your own eyes. (Photo / MOOK)
2. Santa Claus Village in the Arctic
Visit Santa Claus’s home in the Arctic Village to fulfill your childhood Christmas dream. Meet Santa’s special reindeer and tiny wooden cabins. You may even get the chance to take photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus themselves.
Santa Claus Village is full of fairy-tale charm. (Image source / Santa Claus Village)
The Ice Sculpture Museum is a must-visit attraction in Alaska. (Photo / MOOK)
3. Ice Sculpture Museum
The famous ICE Ice Sculpture Museum is a must-see. Here you can see firsthand the ice castle, polar bear ice beds, and ice sculptures made of ice. You can also sit on an ice chair at the ICE BAR and enjoy a specially mixed cocktail served in an ‘ice glass.’
Tasting the ice glass cocktail at the Ice Sculpture Museum is an absolute must-do. (Photo / MOOK)
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