Yellowknife City Tour + Nature's North Wildlife Gallery
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Yellowknife City Tour + Nature's North Wildlife Gallery

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1h - 4h
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About this experience

Yellowknife Tours has a passion to showcase the history and beauty of the Northwest Territories! Explore the northern culture in beautiful Yellowknife City - Visit the Legislative Assembly, Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre, Frontier Visitor Centre or experience a scenic drive through downtown and old town. Make sure to stop at Pilot Monument where you can enjoy Yellowknife City and the old town from a bird's eye view.

Please be informed that we may not be able to visit attractions due to unforesseable closures or rest days without prior notice. We appreciate your understanding.

Through our city tour, in addition to visiting the various Attractions, we will also introduce you to the features of the various places along the way, during the visit of the New Old Town and the various locations, bring you a better understanding of the development of the town from its origins to the present day, and through an interactive way to get to know the town.

The Attraction is closed or can't be visited without prior notice.

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Yellowknife City Tour + Nature's North Wildlife Gallery

Pickup included

What's included

Car seats for young child
Drop off/Pick up service within city limit
Air-conditioned vehicle

Detailed itinerary

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The parliament here is different from the parliaments in other places in terms of decoration and furnishings. In addition to being a place where officials usually discuss the affairs of the Northwest Special Administrative Region, there are also some exhibitions of local cultural items that can let everyone better understand the characteristics of the Northwest Special Administrative Region. The tour guide will explain to you the history of the Northwest Territories and the cultural stories of the local aborigines. At the same time, visitors can understand that Yellowknife Town is not only about the aurora, but also rich in ethnic characteristics.

The legislative assembly is distinct in both its designs and furnishings compared to other places. Besides being a regular venue for officials to discuss Northwest Territories affairs, it also features exhibitions of symbolic items that help visitors better understand the characteristics of the Northwest Territories. The guide will explain the history of the Northwest Territories and share local Indigenous cultural stories. With this trip, visitors will learn to embrace that Yellowknife is not just known for the aurora, but also rich in ethnic culture.

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Come to the Prince of Wales Heritage Museum for a tour and introduction. Through professional and detailed introduction, you can better understand the origin and culture of Yellowknife Town.

A tour at the Prince of Wales Heritage Centre: Through a professional and detailed explanation of the landscape, the people, its geographic advantages, etc. You will gain a better understanding of the origins and culture of Yellowknife.

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When you come to the tourist service center in Yellowknife Town, you may wonder what is interesting about the tourist service center? Come with Huangdao Travel, and you will often find the most unexpected things in the least expected places. Come with us and you will get a small gift to make your trip even more memorable.

Arriving at the Yellowknife Visitor Centre, you might wonder what's interesting about a visitor centre. Join Yellowknife Tours, and you'll receive a small gift to make your trip even more memorable.

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When you come to the commanding heights of Yellowknife Town, you can see the beautiful scenery of the urban and old towns at once when you climb to the highest point of Yellowknife Town. Each has different scenery in autumn and winter.

At Yellowknife's highest point, you can take in the stunning views of both the downtown and the Old Town areas in a single glance. Each season, autumn and winter, offers its own unique scenery.

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We are going to enter the earliest birthplace of Yellowknife Town: the Old Town! Of course, if you have been to Yellowknife Town or have done some research, you will know the schedule and development of the Old Town. The development of a city often has Areas have developed successively, but whether you can discover the special features may still require a professional tour guide to take you to experience it.

We are about to enter the earliest area of Yellowknife: the Old Town! Of course, if you have visited Yellowknife before or have done some research, you will understand the development and history of the Old Town. The growth of a city often progresses through various phases, but discovering its unique features often requires the expertise of a professional guide to truly appreciate it. Especially, we will be traveling around N'dilo, an early settlement land of the Dene First Nations. Let's check out what's interesting about their village !

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Through the city guided tour, in addition to visiting various attractions, we will also introduce to you along the way the differences between Yellowknife Town's main divisions: Downtown, Old Town, and Uptown, as well as the must-see places that you can explore alone. Through interactive explanations, you can learn more about the shining charm of Yellowknife, Canada.

Through our city tour, we will not only visit various attractions but also introduce you to the distinct areas of Yellowknife: Downtown, Old Town, and Uptown, highlighting must-see spots you can explore on your own. Our interactive explanations will help you fully appreciate the shining charm of Yellowknife, Canada.

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The Northern Nature Wildlife Gallery is an oasis of tranquility located in Yellowknife. Whether you are a nature lover or not, this place will fascinate you. Artists carefully create lifelike specimens of Arctic flora and fauna, which will vividly present their portraits of life before your eyes. Here, you will feel the unique charm of northern nature. Let’s explore the stunning diversity of northern wildlife and immerse yourself in the stunning natural beauty of the North!

The Northwest Territories Wildlife Gallery is a tranquil oasis. People travel long distance to visit this one-of-a-kind Northern Canadian animal displays. Whether you are a nature and wildlife enthusiast or not, you will be captivated by this place. The artists have meticulously crafted lifelike specimens of Arctic flora and fauna, vividly portraying their way of life before your eyes. Here, you will experience the unique charm of northern nature. Let's explore the amazing northern wildlife diversity together and fully immerse ourselves in the enchanting beauty of northern nature!

What's not included

Restroom on board

Available languages

Guide guide
CMN YUE EN

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Important information

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Specialized infant seats are available
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Important notes

Please present the ticket for verification when the tour guide confirms with you at the beginning.

About Yellowknife

Yellowknife, the capital of the Northwest Territories, is a unique destination known for its stunning natural beauty, rich gold-mining history, and vibrant Indigenous culture. Nestled on the northern shore of Great Slave Lake, it offers breathtaking landscapes and a variety of outdoor activities, making it a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

Top Attractions

Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre

This museum offers a comprehensive look at the natural and human history of the Northwest Territories.

Museum 2-3 hours Free

Bush Pilot's Monument

A tribute to the bush pilots who played a crucial role in the development of the Northwest Territories.

Historical 30-60 minutes Free

Great Slave Lake

The deepest lake in North America, offering a variety of water-based activities.

Nature Varies Free to explore, costs vary for activities

Must-Try Local Dishes

Arctic Char

A locally sourced fish with a delicate flavor, often grilled or smoked.

Main Course Gluten-free, can be prepared without dairy

Bannock

A traditional Indigenous bread, often served with jam or savory toppings.

Bread Can be made gluten-free or vegan

Popular Activities

Hiking Canoeing Ice fishing Northern Lights viewing Spa visits Scenic drives Visiting museums Indigenous cultural experiences

Best Time to Visit

June to August

Summer is the best time to visit Yellowknife for warm weather and outdoor activities. This is the peak tourist season with the highest number of visitors.

10°C to 25°C 50°F to 77°F

Practical Information

Language

  • Official: English, French
  • Widely spoken: English
  • English: Widely spoken

Currency

Canadian Dollar (CAD)

Time Zone

GMT-7 (Mountain Time Zone)

Electricity

120VV, 60HzHz

Safety Information

Overall Safety Rating: Generally safe

Yellowknife is generally safe, but travelers should be aware of the remote location and extreme winter conditions.

Important Precautions:
  • • Be cautious when driving in winter
  • • Carry a map or GPS as some areas lack clear signage
  • • Be aware of wildlife, especially in remote areas

Getting there

By air
  • Yellowknife Airport • 5 km from city center
By bus

Yellowknife Bus Terminal

Getting around

Public transport

The bus system is affordable and convenient for getting around the city.

Taxis

Available • Apps: Local taxi companies do not have dedicated apps

Rentals

Car, Bike

Neighborhoods

Old Town Downtown

Day trips

Nahanni National Park Reserve
300 km • Full day or overnight

A UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its stunning waterfalls and canyons.

Pingo National Landmark
180 km • Full day

A unique landscape featuring pingos, which are ice-cored hills.

Festivals

Midnight Sun Festival • June Snowking's Winter Festival • February

Pro tips

  • Visit the Bush Pilot's Monument at sunset for the best views
  • Try local specialties like Arctic char and bannock
  • Book accommodations early during peak seasons and festivals
  • Dress in layers to accommodate varying temperatures
  • Respect Indigenous cultures and traditions
From $25 per person

Price varies by option

Adults
Age 18-64
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Childs
Age 4-11
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Infants
Age 0-3
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Booking requirements:
  • Min travelers: 1
  • Max travelers: 15
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