Highlights: Banff National Park is the first national park in Canada and the third in the world. It is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, second only to Yellowstone Park in the United States and Elephant Park in Australia. As the saying goes: 1 Banff is worth 20 Switzerland, which is enough to prove the beauty of Banff. The park is located in a small town west of Calgary, Alberta. It lies at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, surrounded and interspersed by the Rocky Mountains. It is a park floating among the blue sky, mountains, green spaces and rivers. A wonderful creation of nature, so called the soul of the Rocky Mountains. The national park includes the charming towns of Banff and Lake Louise. There are valleys and mountains, icefields and rivers, forests and grasslands, and it is a world-class tourist destination. The vast glaciers can be seen in the rolling mountains, and the emerald lakes are embedded in the dark green coniferous forests like jewels. The attractive attractions in Banff National Park are Banff Town, Lake Louise, Bow Valley Parkway, Banff Springs Castle Hotel, Icefield Drive, Columbia Icefield. In addition, there are five major animals of the Canadian Rocky Mountains in the park, such as bighorn sheep, elk and North American deer, wolves, and grizzly bears. Come to Banff National Park, you can experience a variety of outdoor adventure activities: alpine skiing, ice skating, dog sledding, mountain golf, mountain hiking, fishing, boating, caving; and a wealth of indoor entertainment: natural hot springs, Shopping, tasting local food, museum cultural tours and more. Banff National Park also provides tourist accommodation facilities that are quite complete and full of diversity. There are mysterious and elegant luxury castles with a century of history, affordable brand chain hotels with comprehensive services, warm and comfortable family hotels, and mountain huts loved by hikers... No matter which accommodation facility you choose, the view from the window is the same. Natural scenery. Fall asleep warmly in the embrace of the stalwart Rocky Mountains, wake up in the morning in the face of the transparent morning sun and incomparably fresh air, and the unforgettable travel begins and ends on such a day. In addition, the must-try food when visiting Banff is of course the famous Albert Prairie's premium beef. The beef here has become a local delicacy because of its tenderness, rich meat and no pollution. In addition, you can also taste local fresh food, such as cheese, fresh fish, wild elk and so on. For more information on hotel accommodation and restaurant and bar facilities, please contact the Banff and Lake Louise Visitor Information Centre: BanffVisitorInformationCentre Address: 224BanffAve Tel: 403-762-8421 Email: Info@banfflakelouise .com Lake Louise Visitor Information Center (LakeLouiseVisitorInformationCentre) Address: SamsonMall, VillageofLakeLouise Tel: 403-522-2744