Tourist places and honeymoon travel in Yukon Territory

Yukon Territory has many attractive honeymoon travel hotspots and locations that make it an ideal honeymoon travel destination. While planning your honeymoon travel, it is better to seek help from a honeymoon travel agency to have a comfortable trip and to be free of worries. The snowcapped mountains of the Kluane and also Canada’s biggest park of its kind, was designated the Mountain Park in 1976. It has the largest ice fields outside the polar region and is presently recognized as a United Nations World Heritage site since 1979.

Yukon’s wildlife can be viewed from the natural settings at the Wildlife Museum and the Caribou Crossing Trading Post. From the outdoor area we can get to know about the frontier days and a view of Lake Bennett can also be had from the place. Other places that can be visited here are the restaurant, the gift shop and the on site café.

The Dawson City Museum helps us know about the town’s history and the Klondike from the time of the gold-rush till the present day. The Klondike Highway starts from Alaska to the Dawson City and Klondike goldfields and offers good scenic view of this place. The Blackstone Highlands is another must see destination which is a home for many different varieties sheep and birds.

Eagle Plains Hotel lies halfway between the Inuvik and Dawson and is on the edge of the Highlands. It offers excellent accommodation and also the best opportunities for sleeping in a nice hotel bed instead of a tent and having a nice meal. Honeymoon travel specials include guided tours of the exotic museums and wildlife parks that dot this place.

Whitehorse is the capital of the Yukon Territory from 1953 and is situated between the Klondike Highways and Alaska about eighty km north side of the border with British Columbia. This is a bubbling and happening city whose main industry is that of Tourism. Whitehorse offers excellent facilities for honeymooners and tourists today as charter planes augment existing flights that brings hundreds of Europeans for fun filled holidays in Whitehorse. You can shop for items such as Indian and Inuit craftwork, gold nuggets, wood carvings, drawings and paintings, ivory and soapstone carvings and the Inuit boots called mukluks in this area. By booking early, honeymooners can avail some fantastic honeymoon travel deals and packages. Honeymooners can also benefit from the honeymoon travel tips after landing in Yukon Territory.

The Yukon River offers many possibilities for aquatic sports such as kayaking, canoeing or rafting. The river is accessible from routes near Whitehorse and Dawson City. You can easily paddle through the river which gives access to many historic sites and tributaries. Scenic view of the place is provided by the Alaska Highway beginning in Dawson Creek in northern British Columbia and passing through the Whitehorse and southern Yukon to Delta Junction, to the south of Fairbanks, Alaska.