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Located in the northern reaches of Canada's Northwest Territories, perched on the edge of the Arctic Circle, lies the vibrant city of Yellowknife. Known as one of the best locations to witness the mesmerizing Northern Lights, the city draws in astronomy lovers from all corners of the globe. Yellowknife is also home to a rich history of gold mining and Indigenous cultures, showcased in local museums and cultural centers. Visitors can enjoy exploring the rustic Old Town, hiking on its revealing wilderness trails, and experiencing its lively summer festivals. And if you brave the winter cold, you'll be rewarded with unforgettable ice fishing and dog-sledding adventures.

Located in the northern part of North America, Canada is the second-largest country by total area, known for its expansive and diverse landscapes. It boasts rich forests, serene coastlines, majestic mountains, and impressive modern cities. Canada is renowned for its incredible natural wonders, such as the beautiful Rocky Mountains in Alberta, the mesmerizing northern lights in Yukon, and the breathtaking Niagara Falls in Ontario. The country is also home to vibrant cities, like Toronto, with its CN Tower and multicultural neighborhoods; Montreal, known for its French colonial history and gastronomic scene; and Vancouver, a bustling west coast seaport famous for its art, theatre, and music scenes. Canada's amazing wildlife, outdoor activities, friendly locals, and engaging multicultural festivals all contribute to the unforgettable experience it offers to every traveler.

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When traveling to Canada, both the United States and Australian governments advise you maintain the usual safety measures. Ensure to stay alert, pay attention to your surroundings, and adhere to local laws for a safe and enjoyable visit.

Yellowknife is a good place to see northern light. There are a lot of good tours to join (northern light, snow mobile, dog sledding, ice fishing, etc). They have Snow King festival in March to see snow castle, snow sculpture and some events.

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Safety index:	2.7/5	Moderate
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