Admire the stunning winter scenery around the world.

Shirakawago - Japan

Shirakawago Village was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995. Snow begins to fall here in late November and falls more heavily in January. On winter nights, the entire village is illuminated, creating a dazzling and magical scene. Every four years, Shirakawago Village holds the Winter Light-Up Festival, usually in January or February when the snow has already covered the rooftops. This enchanting beauty attracts tourists from all over the world.

Lake Hovsgol - Mongolia

If you visit around the end of February or the beginning of March, you'll have the chance to experience the traditional Thousand Camel Festival, a large-scale camel racing event held in the Hovsgol Lake area. Winter is also the best time to see herds of camels displaying their thick, glossy coats.

Atlas Mountains - Morocco

A trek to the summit of Toubkal (4,167 m), in the Atlas Mountains, is a worthwhile winter adventure. Tour guides are required to undergo a six-month training course with the Royal Moroccan Ski and Mountaineering Federation in Tabant.

Lapland - Finland

Finland is always known as the home of Santa Claus. Even more so, this country is always a fantastic spot for spotting the Northern Lights. From December to February each year, lucky people can witness the aurora borealis in the land of Santa Claus.

The best time to witness this magical phenomenon is between 9:30 PM and 1:00 AM. The igloo at the Kakslauttanen Hotel is the ideal spot to admire this spectacular sight.

Chamonix - France

The town of Chamonix is ​​a crossroads of three countries: France, Switzerland, and Italy. With its steep, hilly terrain, Chamonix is ​​an ideal destination for ski enthusiasts. Additionally, visitors can take a cable car to the summit of Aiguille du Midi, at an altitude of 3,842 meters, to admire the stunning winter scenery.

Richmond Park - London

Richmond Park is London's largest park, three times the size of New York's Central Park. Despite the freezing winter weather, many visitors still come to see the home of over 600 wild deer, which are very friendly to humans. If you love wildlife and natural beauty, don't miss this place on your winter itinerary.

Moraine Lake - Canada

Winter in Canada typically begins in November and lasts until April. If you're visiting Canada in winter, you shouldn't miss Lake Maraine. Located in Banff National Park, it was featured on the 20 CAD banknote throughout the 1970s. In winter, the ten snow-capped mountains reflected in the crystal-clear lake create a breathtaking natural landscape, inspiring artistic creations for those who have the chance to visit.

Bao Khuyen