Departing from Vancouver in the morning, we pass through the scenic Fraser Valley and the town of Merritt, which is the filming location of the movie Jurassic. After lunch, we went to Kelowna, the fruit town of BC, to visit the famous local "VQA" luxury winery, taste red and white grape wine and buy world-famous Canadian ice wine. Then go to Water Monster Lake, where the climate is pleasant and the mountain flowers are blooming. Overnight in Salmon Arm/Grizzly.

In the morning, we headed to the Rocky Mountains along Highway 1, passing through the famous Rogers Canyon Passage in Glacier National Park. Then enter Banff National Park via Yoho National Park, and then arrive at Columbia Glacier. You can take an icefield snowmobile to feel the temperature of the ice and snow of Athabasca Glacier, touch the thousand-year-old glacier, and leave a beautiful souvenir of your trip. Next, pass by and go to the crystal clear Peyto Lake, leaving beautiful memories in the lake and mountains. Then go to visit the famous Bow River Falls, and finally arrive in Banff city. Guests can go to the gift shop and taste a variety of different delicacies.

Say goodbye to the beautiful morning light in Banff and begin to enter the Rocky Mountain National Park. Icefield Parkway No. 93 was rated as "the most beautiful scenic highway in North America" ​​by National Geographic Magazine. Alpine meadows, forest lakes, and snow-capped mountains and waterfalls gather here, just like a temple where you can worship. First we took the Banff Sulfur Mountain Cable Car, looked at the majestic Hot Springs Castle Hotel, and enjoyed the beautiful scenery of the town of Banff and the Rocky Mountains. Then go to the Chateau Lake Louise Hotel restaurant for a sumptuous lunch at your own expense, and then take a free stroll around Lake Louise, known as the "Sapphire of the Rockies." After lunch, we will visit another glacier lake in Banff - Moraine Lake, with its calm water and rippling blue waves. After the tour, you will pass through Glacier National Park and enjoy the superb scenery of Glacier Valley. Overnight in Grizzly/Salmon Arm. Special instructions: Moraine Lake is open from June to mid-October; if the attraction is not open by then, the attraction will be canceled and the tour time of Lake Louise will be increased accordingly.

Depart in the morning to visit the famous "Last Nail" at the Pacific Railroad Memorial Park, and then head to Kamloops, the hometown of American ginseng in the northern Okanagan Valley. The city's name comes from the Indian word "Cumcloups", reflecting that the city is located at the confluence of two tributaries of the Thompson River. Then go to the gold mining town of Hope Town, where Stallone's movie "First Blood" was filmed. This was the only way for gold diggers back then. Finally, we return to Vancouver along the scenic Fraser Valley Highway to end this pleasant journey.