Fairbanks,Alaska

The City Of Aurora

The colorful fluorescent ribbons dancing in the night sky, known as the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis, are one of the major highlights of winter in Alaska for residents and travelers alike. Whether you are simply headed for a weekend getaway to the state’s interior or looking to plan a weeklong winter vacation or if you’ve never witnessed the Northern Lights, be sure to put it at the top of your list for a winter adventure in Alaska.

In the far north of the United States, Alaska’s vast snowy wilderness casts an eerie shadow beneath the glow of the Northern Lights and the further you venture out of the cities, the brighter the lights seem to shine. Fairbanks is a popular locations for watching the lights, or else, hire a knowledgeable guide and head north.

11:30 , the sun rises in the east The reason it is called the " City of Aurora ," because of there are more than 200 days a year that there are auroras appear in the sky. So here is one of the highest number of cities in Aurora on the world . I went to Alaska is in the Christmas day which is extremely weather, so during the day it 's only had three hours you can see the sunshine .

The town does not have so busy that I'm imagined. But people at that place are so good , very warm .

 

Alaska also offers some of the most unique ways to see the lights, meaning that you’re guaranteed a memorable experience with or without the lightshow. Take an arctic cruise from Fairbanks and view the lights from the water; go ‘flightseeing’ for a chance to get up close to the lights by flying over the Arctic circle; take an overnight train over the snow covered Alaska Range; or stave off the frostbite by soaking in the Chena Hot Springs while you wait.