Who doesn’t want to see the magic of the Northern Lights? It’s on the bucket list of almost every one of us. Now, if we tell you that there is a city where the northern lights illuminate the sky for almost 300 days. Yes, you heard that right!

Churchill The northern lights are visible in Canada for more than 300 nights. Located in the middle of the Auroral Oval, Churchill sees aurora activity on an average of more than 300 nights a year, Manitoba’s tourism website reports.

However, the most magical displays occur during the winter months, particularly February and March when the skies are clearest and darkest.

So, if you are planning to see the magic of the Northern Lights, this is a must visit. Here’s everything you need to know.

visa process

Access the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) website for all pre-requisites. Apply online by completing the visa application form. After application, schedule an appointment at the Visa Application Center.

how to reach?

Churchill can be reached by air or rail. You can either reach the place by plane via Churchill Airport or opt for a train journey and witness the gradual transition of the landscape from boreal forest to tundra.

more than chasing aurora

Churchill is much more than your average gateway to the Northern Lights. It is also known as the ‘Polar Bear Capital of the World’. On your trip, you may get lucky and get a chance to see these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat. Even though it is a small town, it has a wealth of adventure. So, do plan this mesmerizing adventure for yourself once in a lifetime.

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