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Yunluo and An Chuyu followed their footsteps and kept moving forward, and at first they would see the tools that people used to collect amethyst here many years ago, all of which were to be left behind, including trolleys, oil drums, and various tools. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 The info guide specially told Yunluo and An Chuyu that many people came to mine amethyst a long time ago and made a fortune from this.

When Yunluo saw the sparkling amethyst rough, I was so excited! Although Yunluo doesn't know much about jewelry and jade, Yunluo especially believes that the purple, the better, and the more transparent, the better! I'm so excited to pick up one and have one! An Chuyu, very helplessly, reminded Yunluo again and again that he could only take two pieces, which was a government regulation.

Otherwise, you can't get to customs! The guide used more advanced tools to mine a large piece, and then divided Yunluo and An Chuyu to chisel what he liked. They have always been so enthusiastic and dedicated! Finally, Yunluo picked up a handful of his own, picked out Yunluo's favorite two pieces, passed the customs smoothly, and brought them home.

In fact, it is not clear how much amethyst is worth Yunluo, but compared to other tourist souvenirs, Yunluo feels that those two stones are really not of ordinary value. The eastern part of GreatslaveLake is home to world-class beauty and geological wonders. Spectacular cliffs sink deep into the world's 10th largest lake, and the environment remains unspoiled.

Everything remains the original "creation" of nature, and the traces of glaciation can be clearly seen. A canoe ride on the eastern part of Lake Denoo is a must-do, and about 60 kilometres east of Yelloknie, you will reach the fork in the road to Reidlakeampg Camp.

This is the Reidlaketrail. Start at the campsite and continue to the rocky shores of Lake Reed. Along the way, passing by the shield rocks washed by the glacier and the bright and lovely berries in the bushes, it will bring you a variety of "fresh" experiences~ The men who don't cook sit here and chat.

The guide worked hard to cook, and there was aboriginal bread, which is a traditional bread that was fried. It's delicious. The guide also shot wild ducks for Yunluo and An Chuyu and made duck meat! The guide is always cool. Yunluo and An have no experience in cooking for the first time, especially on this desert island, where there are no tools, Yunluo is responsible for collecting firewood!

Everyone sat down for lunch, chatting and showing off their amethysts. A happy family, a happy experience. Take a group photo after the meal to commemorate the good times when Yunluo and An met for the first time! Before it gets dark, go back to the Lynx Building! After dinner, it's still the same itinerary to see the aurora! I heard that making a wish on the aurora would make your dream come true.

I took a few shots in the woods tonight and then went to sleep. I would like to introduce you to a website that monitors the aurora/zy6uh, which shows the activity of the aurora on the day (ativitylevel), the higher the activity, the more chance you will see the aurora~ However, don't rely too much on the value.

It is also necessary to consider it comprehensively according to the weather conditions of the day~ Today, when it comes to wearing clothes in the northwest, generally speaking, the down jackets brought from China are still not able to resist the cold of the northwest. That's why many tourists who come to see the aurora will choose to come here to rent equipment: goose down jackets. Winter ski pants, gloves, hats, masks, boots full set rental.

Put on these cheerful jumps in Yunluo and An's first encounter with the Great Northwest~ Of course, this is winter! If you want to play like Yunluo and not bloated, it is still recommended to come in September! Of course, look at the aurora. Keeping warm is key! It's a good idea to wear a few layers so that you can easily take off one when it's hot. Generally T-shirts. Warm**, sweaters, small coats, coats (down jackets), etc.

Hats, scarves, gloves needless to say. Oh, and by the way, don't wear those fingers on your gloves. It's basically useless for keeping warm. The world-famous Stanley Park is just a fifteen-minute walk from downtown Vancouver. The waterfront trail that surrounds the park attracts a myriad of cyclists, runners, roller skaters and pedestrians.

The park has beaches, lakes, amusement parks and picnic spots. In the park, there are totem poles made by aborigines, which are finely handmade and culturally strong, and are a must-visit place for tourists to take pictures. It's also nice to have a hot dog in the park, but it doesn't cost $9. Admission is free.

Travel Notes: There are many one-way streets in Stanley Park, and you should be careful when driving and crossing the streetFinally, go to the source of the emblem of the Vancouver 2010 Winter OlympicsThe design of his main image is inspired by the giant rock carvings of the Inuit, an indigenous people in northern Canada, which are carved and stacked in human shapes, and are often used as road signs and monuments.

The main figure of the human form is named Ilanak, which means "friend" in Inuktitut. Chew it at night. Alaska crab, the legendary king crab.

The last nail of this road is very beautiful, but it is tiring to drive to Banff and the distance is very long. But the view is so bad that there is nothing to say. Pass through Hope Town, Golden Town, Ghost Town, Grizzly Town, and more. Let me tell you the story of the ghost town, legend has it that when the Canadian railroad was being built, many people died (many of them Chinese) and they often wandered on the lakeside of the ghost town.

Many drivers have seen white ghosts shuttling around the lakeside, often accompanied by piercing screams. Yunluo passes through this town I don't know if it's a psychological effect or what, the sun here is just covered by the surrounding valleys, but the green ridge makes up for it, which reminds Yunluo of the American movie "Lonely Ridge", it is indeed eerie, and friends who like to explore can give it a try.

There is an emerald lake in Hefei, China, and an emerald lake in the distant Canadian Rockies. The turquoise waters of the lake shine like emeralds. The Bow River, located in the Rocky Mountains, has an altitude of 1,920 meters above sea level and a lake area of 321 square kilometers. Bow Lake is located to the south of the Bow Peak, to the east of the Vaptik Mountains, and to the west of the Dolomite Pass.

Accessible via the Icefield Highway between Banff National Park and Jasper National Park, Peytolake is one of the top 10 lakes in the Rocky Mountains and one of the three most famous lakes in Banff National Park (the other two being Louise Lake and Bow Lake). Lake Bedo is located on a plateau about 50 meters above sea level.

The color of the water of Lake Bedo is as bright as a green jewel, which is stunning. This is because there is quartzite in the nearby mountains, which carry gem mines, which were washed down by ice movements more than 10,000 years ago, and gradually squeezed into powdered stone grains that precipitate at the bottom of the lake. After more than 6,000 years of slow dissolution.

After the refraction of the sun, it evolved into the dazzling Lake Bedo today. In the depths of the mountain valley. The color of Lake Bedo is mesmerizing, with a pleasing blue in the verdant green. There are few artists in the world who have tuned the water of the lake in their works to such a color. In fact, this is also the magic of nature.

Every year, pure ice melts into the water of Bedo Lake; The rainwater flowing into the lake is also filtered through the woods and meadows to keep it clean. It is also said that the quartzite mountain contains gemstones, and the glacial movement of thousands of years has crushed the gemstone ore into powder and compressed it into the lake to decompose, adding a brilliance that is difficult to compare with other lakes.

The sulphur mountain (sulphur touchuntain) is about 2,450 meters above sea level. It is famous for the glass peak cable car installed in 1959, and visitors can climb 700 meters to the top of the mountain at an altitude of 2,285 meters in just eight minutes. The lookout on the hill overlooks the city of Banff and the verdant coniferous forest.

Panoramic views of snow-capped peaks and glacial lakes around the Banff Basin. More than nine million visitors from all over the world visit the area every year, with a variety of scenery in spring, summer, autumn and winter. Due to the high altitude, even if you climb in summer, you should wear a warm jacket. There are heated pools and hot springs on the hill.

There are also one hundred and sixty seats, Canada's tallest showmit (summit) restaurant, Bow Lake Falls, located at the foot of Sulphur Mountain. The Columbia Ice Sheet is made up of eight glaciers with an average thickness of 365 meters. Named after Mount Columbia. Mount Columbia is the second highest mountain in Canada's Rockies, at 3,747 meters.

It is a kilometer away from Icefield Boulevard. One of the highlights of the tour between Banff and Jasberg is the Columbia Icefield. The visitor center of the Columbia Icefield is located on the Atabaska Glacier, which is six kilometers long and about one kilometer wide, and extends along the roadside. People who participate in snow excursions.

From the mountain hut, you can take a shuttlebus to the middle of the glacier, and then take a snooah to the Atabaska glacier, where the sunlight reflected on the snow is very dazzling. Be sure to bring sunglasses. There is a lot of water flowing under the 50-meter-deep ice cave.

On the glacier, you have the opportunity to go snowmobile. Step on the 400-year-old snow and ice. But be careful, because there are many fault cracks in the ice sheet that are covered in snow and ice, and the surface of the glacier is dangerous to be wet and slippery. Don't go alone to the ice field, a fall can be fatal, so it's important to be safe when visiting the ice field.

Special attention: this place must be brought by a professional, otherwise it is really a life and death to fall into the ice cave. In addition, you have to ride a giant wheeler to go up. This place is very cold and you have to wear more clothes, Yunluo went up in a pair of shorts, and Yunluo still thinks that Yunluo is quite godly! The last nail of the Columbia Ice Field, this place is a chance spot to meet on the way.

It is the place where the last nail was installed on the Canadian Railway, and a hundred years ago, countless people built the world's most difficult railway with their lives and sweat. When the nail was sealed, the Governor of Canada made the last nail out of gold and engraved his name on the nail, but the nail was stolen 24 hours later, and its whereabouts are unknown to this day.

It can only be replaced with gold plating. Banff Town: At the foot of the Rocky Mountains, in the heart of Banff National Park, lies the town of Banff, surrounded by mountains, with snow-capped mountains in the distance from any angle of the town, and most of the houses in Banff still maintain the quaint 19th-century architecture.

Lake Louise is a famous tourist attraction in Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada, 180 kilometers west of Calgary. Surrounded by dense forests, Lake Louise is as clear as a pearl, with ice muscles and jade bones, and it is beyond the world. It is surrounded by the majestic Mount Victoria, and the mountains and rivers are intertwined, forming a perfect landscape photo.

Known as the "Sapphire of the Rocky Mountains," Lake Louise is also the most popular lake in North America for photographers. Originating from the Victoria Glacier, Lake Louise is a turquoise and clear lake that looks like an emerald embedded in the Rocky Mountains. Do you have to stay at the Louise Fort Hotel here, please see Yunluo's practical strategy for details, there is a kind of Baker fossil in Canada, which is very precious.

Made into a variety of rings, colorful front, this thing is the raw material, very expensive!.

Farewell to the beautiful Rocky Mountains, passing through the Water Monster Lake, Xiannong City, and Ice Wine Winery. In the evening, I went to downtown Vancouver and looked at the rumored steam clock. Monster Lake, it is said that whoever found the monster was rewarded with 3 million Canadian dollars. By the way, I bought American ginseng and honey messily in Vancouver at night, and I was tired to death all day.

The steam clock in Vancouver is the most common scenery in some tourist attractions in Western countries, especially in the old town square, and the steam clock in Vancouver, Canada should be counted as one of the most distinctive. Powered by steam, this steam clock is located on Water Street in Vancouver Gastown.

It is 2 meters high. There are clock faces on all sides, and the bottom of the clock dial is completely transparent, so that the operation of the parts can be clearly seen. Gastown is the oldest neighborhood in Vancouver, and the origin of the town's name was originally a misunderstanding, because the nickname of the owner of the town's first pub was similar to the pronunciation of "gas", which was caused by false rumors, but this big steam clock is really steam-powered.

If you don't believe me, just look at the big four, four and five whistles at the top of the clock: every 15 minutes, they scream for a long time. And steam is ejected. On the hour, there is a pleasant sound of music, and the hour of school and school will simulate the sound of the school horn.

Seattle Yunluo 5 young once been, there are many factories and stores here, large and small outlets are very cheap, shopping. In addition, successful people can also play golf in their spare time, and it is very cheap to play here. The travelogue includes Seattle, Sacramento, San Francisco, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles, which were still very young at that time.

Arriving in Mexico City at night, the day's plane was as tired as if it were falling apart, and I woke up at 3 a.m. Rushed to the airport to take a plane at 6 o'clock, but it was delayed at 8 o'clock. Arrived at Houston Airport 4 hours later and transferred to Mexico City, where it was already late in the evening. Mexico's corn is world-famous, as well as delicious agave.

I woke up early the next morning to see Mexico raise the national flag, but unfortunately I took the wrong path and didn't catch up. Unfortunately, there are activities at the National Palace that cannot be visited. Hey~ The cathedral next to it is still quite prosperous. Cathedral of Mexico (laatedraldemeio). It is the largest and most important Catholic church in Mexico and one of the few famous churches in the Americas.

Located on the north side of Plaza Socalo in Mexico City, it was built in 1573 and completed 18 years later, taking 250 years. It is the most historic architectural in the Americas. Some graffiti in Mexico City, then a visit to the Great Temple, which the Aztecs believed was the center of the world. In 1521, the Spaniards destroyed it.

Immediately afterwards, the Cathedral was built. Centuries passed, and the Great Temple was almost forgotten. In 1978, an electrician accidentally discovered part of the statue of the goddess Oyolauhqui in a boulder. In the archaeological excavations that followed, amazing scenes appeared.

An original Aztec temple and six smaller annexes are on display. Entering the ruins of the Great Temple, one can approach it layer by layer, following the route that archaeologists excavated at the beginning. Next to the ruins is a 4-storey Grand Temple Museum (Musette Odeltemplayor).

After visiting the Great Temple, wander the streets and get ready to go to the Pyramid of the Moon and Sun in the afternoon. Back at the hotel to charter a car and head to the Sun Moon Pyramid. All the way to the mountain, the mountain is the legendary slum of Mexico City.

The treasures of Mexico, the coincidence of the parade of Mexico's ** monument - Mexico Arc de Triomphe - National Museum of Anthropology went to the Three Culture Square in the morning, Yunluo and An Chuyu walked from the hotel and died of exhaustion. Ate a big lollipop by the way. Go to the ancient square of Mexico to see the National Gallery of Mexico on the Three Culture Road.

Located on Tacuba Street in Mexico City, very close to Plaza de Socalo. Also known as Plaza Mayor. It was originally the main market of the Asterk people, with many shops and temples. Hundreds of years later, the square brings together three groups of buildings with the characteristics of three different eras: Asterk, colonial and modern, and the old and the new are in harmony with each other, each with its own style and contrast.

The three groups of buildings in the square include the ancient Asterk Altarpiece, the colonial Cathedral of Santiago Tlaltrolco, and the modern high-rise buildings dominated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The ruins of the Great Altar are located in the center of the square and have seven platforms made of ochre stones, arranged horizontally from west to east. Most of the stone platforms have one or twenty steps.

There are also some small stone platforms around the 7 platforms. It is said that the largest stone platform at that time was several tens of meters high, with a total of 114 steps. During festivals, grand religious ceremonies are held on this large altar, and even a living person is sacrificed to the god of war, Huizirobochtri. The Basilica of Santiago Traltrolco is located on the east side of the square.

It was built by St. Francis in 1524. Two towering minarets jut into the blue sky, with arched gates in between. To the south is an enclosed courtyard surrounded by two-storey houses and cloisters. In the arch of the church, which is dozens of meters deep, there are four dark gray stone arch dams, which appear tall and empty.

The whole building is simple and rugged, with a typical Spanish colonial architectural style. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs building is a milky white building with more than 20 floors, reflecting a modern style. These three groups of buildings from different eras showcase the history and culture of Mexico City and allow visitors to relive history. (To be continued......)

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