Banff Town | Super detailed guide to Winter Wonderland✨

❄Baozi, Banff Town in winter is simply beautiful! Like the fairy tale world in Frozen, now I will share the great guide with you. 😀 The transportation guide suggests that you can arrive in Calgary first, then rent a car to Banff Town. The snow scenery along the way is like a dream, and you can stop by yourself and take photos and accommodation at any time. ❤️ There are many special hotels and resort hotels in Banff Town. Fairmont Banff Hot Spring Hotel is great. You can not only enjoy the hot springs to relax♨, but also experience the luxurious European style. When you go out, you will be able to enjoy the beautiful winter scenery. 😊 Tips for fun😍 1. Ski carnival: Three major ski resorts - Lake Louise Ski Resort, Sun Peak Ski Resort, and Norqui Mountain Ski Resort. There are many slides here, and novices can practice in a gentle area, while experts will challenge the exciting underworld.👍 2. Hot spring warm bath: Soak in Banff Hot Springs, surrounded by white snow, and feel the wonder of ice and fire in the steaming heat😊 3. Lake Louise has ice surfaces in winter, like a huge blue gem that can skate on it. There is also Moron Lake, which is quiet surrounded by snow-capped mountains, and the photos are so beautiful. 😚 4. Hiking and enjoying the scenery: Put on snowshoes and go to Johnston Canyon to hike, see the wonders of ice waterfalls, and breathe the cool and pure air. When checking in, you must try the local maple syrup snacks and elk meat burgers, which have a unique flavor. It's so pleasant to enjoy the food in the restaurant with the snow outside the window. ❤️ Tips for taking photos: Wear bright clothes, such as red and blue, in sharp contrast to the white snow world. Use telephoto lenses to capture snow-capped mountains and lakes in the distance, and take large scenes with ultra-wide angles. The light in the early morning and evening is the most suitable for filming. 😚 In short, Banff Town in winter is a magical place. Come and meet your Frozen😍❤️ #BanffTown #CanadaTravel #WinterTourism #BanffNationalPark