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