Skagway

Visiting Skagway is like going back in time to the gold-rush era. Not far from the cruise ship terminal is Broad Street, where there are restaurants, cafes, souvenir shops, and plenty of gem shops. The small town is part of the Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park and offers excursions on the White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad and gold-panning experiences. We didn’t have time to do a full excursion but strolled around this quaint gold-rush town, picked up some souvenirs, and grabbed some food from local food trucks.

Skagui in winter is full of snowy scenery, very, very beautiful, walking here is like entering the fairy tale world. The natural scenery is also quite beautiful, a place worth visiting.

Skagyu is particularly beautiful, the place is actually small, but take the cruise here, enjoy a very unique view along the way. There are not many tourists here, basically tourists who are like us.

It is a journey worth playing. It is a century-old train and a big ship. The scenery along the way is quite good. The buildings in the town are also very interesting. The people here are also very enthusiastic. I think the best way to enjoy the scenery by plane is the best way.

Skagway, a small town built in the gold rush 100 years ago, and this steep railway between the mountains and mountains, was originally built for gold rushing, but now it has become a gold-sucking machine for tourism, and it is another way to gold rushing. History is really amazing!