4-Day Winter Tour of Banff and Lake Louise in the Rocky Mountains

In the morning, gather at the designated location and depart along the scenic Fraser Valley Highway into the semi-desert town of Meritt. After lunch, proceed to Kelowna, passing by Okanagan Lake, known as the "Monster Lake".

Hotel: Accommodation Hilltop Inn Salmon Arm / Sandman Revelstoke or similar

• Arrive at the Okanagan Valley, known as the land of fruits, and visit the famous VQA winery, where you can enjoy free tasting of red and white wines as well as the world-renowned Canadian Ice Wine, and purchase a variety of wines at your own choice.
• Visit the beautiful Kalamalka Lake in Vernon, where the water appears in different shades of green, blue, green and indigo in different seasons.
• Afterwards, visit the "Kingdom of Bees", where you can purchase fresh honey and premium royal jelly (must arrive before 4pm).

Visit the famous Rogers Canyon Pass in Glacier National Park and enter the beautiful Banff National Park. Take the Banff Sulphur Mountain Gondola for a panoramic view of Banff through a glass window.

Hotel: Accommodation Canalta Lodge / Caribou Lodge Banff or similar.

• Reach the top of Sulphur Mountain, the most scenic peak at 2,251 meters, and enjoy the unparalleled view of the Rocky Mountains in winter.
• (If the Sulphur Mountain Gondola is closed, you can take the gondola to Lake Louise instead).
• After that, we will arrive at Banff City, where you can enjoy shopping and dining in the center of Banff, or enjoy the Sulphur Mountain Hot Springs at the Banff Upper Hot Springs at your own expense (please bring your own bathing suit and towel).

Morning departure to Bow Falls, one of the must-see attractions in the Rocky Mountains, famous for being the backdrop of Marilyn Monroe's acclaimed movie "East of the River". Afterwards, visit Johnston Canyon, where the water freezes in winter and the waterfalls form crystal-clear icicles hanging from the mountain.

Hotel: Accommodation Hilltop Inn Salmon Arm / Sandman Revelstoke or similar

• Then we will visit Lake Louise, which is known as the "Sapphire of the Rocky Mountains" - the lake is frozen in winter, with the backdrop of the magnificent Victoria Mountains and the Victoria Glacier, and the snow glistening on the ground, it is like a fairyland, which makes people forget to go back and forth.
• **Lunch at the Chateau Lake Louise is available at your own expense and must be booked seven days in advance, and cannot be changed or canceled within seven days**.

Visit the "Last Spike" at Canada's renowned Canadian Pacific Railway Memorial Park, marking the junction and completion site of the transcontinental railway that spans Canada from east to west. This location commemorates where the final spike was driven, bearing witness to the contributions made by Chinese laborers over a century ago.

• Next, journey to Kamloops, British Columbia's renowned ginseng capital.
• Situated on arid highlands ideal for ginseng cultivation, tour a famous ginseng production facility.
• A specialist will explain ginseng cultivation techniques and its medicinal properties, followed by a tasting of freshly brewed ginseng tea.