Upon arrival in Vancouver, transfer from YVR Airport to hotel.
Seattle into your accommodation and rest after the flight.

Visit Hope Town, surrounded by forested mountains, where the streets are lined with chainsaw wood carvings sculptures by local artist. Continue to Kelowna, nestled in the heart of Okanagan Valley, Canada’s premier wine region. Visit a local award-winning winery, enjoy a complimentary tasting of ice wine, made from naturally frozen Vidal grapes picked at -8°C or lower.

Make a stop at The Last Spike (Revelstoke), a historic monument marking the final railway spike driven in 1885 to complete the Canadian Pacific Railway, symbolizing the unification of Canada from coast to coast. Overngight in Revelstoke, a mountain town loved for its alpine charm.

Stop at Emerald Lake, one of Canada’s most beautiful lakes, known for its striking emerald hue reflecting surrounding pine forests and rugged peaks. Explore Natural Bridge, a powerful rock formation sculpted by rushing glacier meltwater over thousands of years.

Visit Lake Louise, the “Blue Diamond of the Rockies”, nestled in UNESCO-listed Banff National Park. Its glacier-fed turquoise waters mirror the towering Victoria Glacier, a view often featured on Canadian postcards.At Bow Falls, enjoy the sight of roaring whitewater set against alpine scenery — famously seen in the Marilyn Monroe film River of No Return (1954).

End the day at Banff Town, nicknamed Little Switzerland, a quaint mountain village with alpine rooftops, boutique shops, and fresh mountain air.

Travel along the scenic Icefields Parkway, one of the world’s most beautiful highways. Stop at Bow Lake, a glacier-fed alpine lake with crystal-clear reflections of the surrounding peaks — the source of the Bow River.

Continue to the iconic Columbia Icefield, one of the largest icefields in North America. Hop aboard the Ice Explorer (in season), a massive snow vehicle specially designed to drive onto the glacier. Ride across ancient ice formed over 10,000 years ago, and experience the breathtaking frozen landscape. (Enjoy Lunch at own expense at Icefield Centre with glacier views)

Ovenight in Golden, a mountain town nestled between six national parks, known for its natural charm and alpine scenery.

Journey through the spectacular Rogers Pass, the only route through the Columbia Mountains, known for its steep terrain and record-breaking snowfall — over 70 feet in winter, making it one of the snowiest places in Canada.

Stop at Kamloops, a sunny city at the junction of the North and South Thompson Rivers, famous for its natural beauty and dry hills.

Visit the Ginseng Factory, where you’ll learn how this region became one of the largest North American producers of ginseng, and enjoy a tasting of its health-boosting herbal teas.

Arrive in Vancouver, a cosmopolitan city by the Pacific Ocean, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and lush forests.

Start with Vancouver city tour, stop at Queen Elizabeth Park, the highest point in Vancouver, offering panoramic views of the city skyline and mountains beyond — a favorite for photos. Visit Granville Island, an indoor market filled with fresh produce, gourmet food, handmade crafts, and one-of-a-kind gifts from local artisans.

Drive through Chinatown, the second largest in North America, steeped in over 100 years of cultural history. Stroll through Gastown, the birthplace of Vancouver in 1886, and see the world’s first Steam Clock, still puffing steam to mark the hour. Stop at Stanley Park – Totem Park, home to a collection of striking Indigenous totem poles, one of the most photographed landmarks in British Columbia. Head to Canada Place Cruise Terminal and board the cruise. Get settled into your cabin and enjoy the first night at sea.

Sail through the breathtaking Alaska Inside Passage, a legendary coastal route filled with forest-lined islands, glacial fjords, and snow-capped peaks. Keep watch for whales, seals, and bald eagles as you enjoy a relaxing day aboard with panoramic sea views.

Arrive at Ketchikan, known as the "Salmon Capital of the World". Explore Creek Street, a historic boardwalk above a salmon-filled creek, and discover the town's rich Tlingit Native culture and iconic totem poles.

📍Optional: Seaplane Flightseeing Tour (自费) – Soar over Misty Fjords National Monument, with dramatic granite cliffs, forested valleys, and mirror-like lakes only visible from the air.

Dock at Juneau, the remote capital of Alaska, nestled between glacier-topped mountains and the Gastineau Channel. Wander through downtown where you’ll find hand-carved totem art, seal oil soaps, alaskan jade, and locally crafted jewelry made from walrus ivory and gold nuggets.

📍Optional Tour: Whale Watching Cruise (自费) – Embark on an unforgettable cruise into Auke Bay, known as one of the best whale-watching spots in the world. These boats are equipped with hydrophone detectors that help locate nearby whales underwater, offering a very high chance of spotting humpback whales, orcas, and sea lions in action. While sightings are highly likely during the season, nature is always unpredictable — and that’s part of the thrill.

Dock at Skagway, a historic gold rush town once bustling with dreamers chasing fortune in 1898. Stroll along Broadway Street, lined with colorful wooden saloons, heritage shops, and frontier-style buildings — like stepping back into the wild west.

Highly recommended: Ride the White Pass & Yukon Route Scenic Railway (optional), one of North America’s most breathtaking train rides. Board vintage railcars as they climb steep cliffs and cross wooden trestles, offering dramatic views of glaciers, cascading waterfalls, and deep alpine gorges.

Today’s highlight is Glacier Bay National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most spectacular natural reserves in the world. Spanning over 13,000 square kilometers, this icy wonderland was shaped by glaciers that began retreating just over 200 years ago — revealing a dramatic landscape of towering tidewater glaciers, snowy mountain ranges, and deep fjords.

Cruise slowly through the Margerie Glacier and Lamplugh Glacier, where if lucky, you may witness ice calving — huge chunks of ice breaking off and crashing into the sea with a thunderous roar. Keep a lookout for sea otters, harbor seals, bald eagles, and sometimes even humpback whales gliding through the icy waters.

No docking today — just pure front-row seats to Alaska’s untouched wilderness from the comfort of your cruise ship.

Sail into the stunning College Fjord, located in the northern sector of Prince William Sound — home to five tidewater glaciers, five large valley glaciers, and dozens of hanging glaciers, all named after Ivy League universities like Harvard, Yale, and Dartmouth.

Marvel at towering walls of ice, plunging straight into icy waters surrounded by snow-draped mountains and lush alpine forest. College Fjord was famously explored during the Harriman Expedition of 1899, and remains one of Alaska’s most photogenic glacier sites. Keep your camera ready — this is a highlight of Alaska cruising with a high chance of spotting harbor seals resting on ice floes.

After disembarking in Whittier, transfer to Anchorage Airport for your flight to Seattle. Upon arrival, meet your transfer and continue north to Bellingham, a charming Washington town near the US-Canada border, where you’ll check into your hotel and rest for the night.

Begin with a city tour of Vancouver, starting at Queen Elizabeth Park, the highest point in the city with panoramic skyline views — a top photo spot. Explore Granville Island, an indoor artisan market with gourmet foods, local produce, fresh pastries, and handcrafted souvenirs by Canadian artists.Visit Granville Island, a lively indoor market filled with colorful produce, fresh seafood, handmade crafts, and unique local gifts. Lunch at own expense — indulge in local delights like salmon chowder, fresh oysters, handmade pasta, and artisan cheese toasties.

Pass by Chinatown, the 2nd largest in North America, and drive through Gastown, the birthplace of Vancouver, famous for the world’s first Steam Clock. Stop at Stanley Park – Totem Park, showcasing nine beautifully carved totem poles — one of British Columbia’s most photographed icons.Afterwards, visit Vancouver’s McArthurGlen Outlet, with over 80 designer and premium stores offering discounted shopping deals.

Board your return flight and journey across the Pacific Ocean, carrying home unforgettable memories of the Alaskan glaciers and Canadian Rockies.

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