Enter The Alaskan Wilderness To Stay Away From Bare Dust

Alaska, America's largest state, has the nickname "The Last Frontier". Those who come to Alaska probably have the thought "away from the dust" and love nature very much. Nature in Alaska. Photo: Khang An "Far away from the dust" Surprisingly, after midnight, stepping down to Anchorage Airport in Alaska, seeing the torchlights still shining, tourists were busy walking. From 1742 to 1867, the Russian Empire declared Alaska its colony

. On April 9, 1867, the United States bought this land from Russia for only US $ 7.2 million at that time. Anchorage City, with a population of only about 270,000 (one-third of all Alaskans) is the primary gateway Firstly welcomes visitors to a special state of the United States, especially because it is the largest state in the United States (1,477,261 km² wide), one of two states (along with Hawaii) not bordering any other US state should have the nickname "The Last Frontier".



Those who come to Alaska are more or less thoughtful of "away from the dust" and love nature. We rent a compact, convenient RV - Recreational Vehicle to explore Alaska. . On the way to Valdez, the surrounding wildlife is stunningly beautiful: these are winding rivers, white waterfalls blinding steam up next to the green ice mountain, this is the pink color of Tundra flowers glow in the afternoon sun next to the green of pine needles. Clusters of reed grass crouched in the windless wind .. See the ice in the river.



Valdez table has many services such as passenger fishing, frozen fish making services transported to home. The service of carrying tourists is entrusted to the captain, John, who is also the owner of the lovely two-story boat. The ship was walking in the middle of the water with giant blue ice floating, flanked by steep cliffs thick with rows of green pines. White clouds indifferently crossed the slopes, sometimes somewhere. There was a white waterfall flowing straight from the high mountains into the sea, and from the sea there was a flock of sea otter leisurely swimming back, rolling, or holding hands over his head. The dolphins chasing the ship, flipping their bodies and jumping on the water like children playing thrashing. There are times when a herd of hundreds of sea lions are as noisy as a market ..



. Captain John is a very funny person and loves his job. My boat has been carrying passengers since 1973, but every Sunday also carries free passengers to an island to go to church at 8am. The boat is close to the Columbia Glacier, and about 800 meters away, you can stop for an hour to admire the majestic natural scenery. Uncle John sat and talked to a few old tourists, sometimes holding a microphone to inform guests what ice was about to fall. "A few decades ago the glacier was 10 miles thick, I did not know what was left to see in decades later. Or not? ”he said pityingly. Alaskan winter weather.



The next day, we went to Denali Naitonal Park to catch the last bus into Wonderlake to camp at the end of the afternoon. Twenty or so tourists went to Denali National. Park, two-thirds of them go "backcountry camp" - meaning they have to have a backcountry permit to camp in a certain spot in the mountain forest, have to camp where the bus can't see them. If you want to practice kayaking, wear waterproof clothes to the port of Valdez to listen to your guide and experience the thrills under the water. So the car kept going a few turns, and there were people who calmly walked down in a backpack, hiding on the rocky shore. Girls are often paired, boys go alone like Christopher McCandless in Jon Krakauer's book Into the Wild was adapted into a movie.They come from Germany, Switzerland, New Zealand, Czech Republic ..



. The page is packed in a backpack that looks so high above the head, with all kinds of pots, pots, sleeping bags, tents, even food containers so that the bear cannot smell the smell. of tourists traveling to Alaska. Photo: Khang An. The entrance to Wonderlake is very majestic, the mountain is towering, the road is winding. The golden afternoon sun like honey made the scene more fanciful and warmer. From time to time, the driver named Gary stops the bus to let people see the deer and bears. Mr.



Gary has 19 years working as a bus driver in Denali Park (every 5 hours). Uncle told that there were about 2,000 people working here in the summer, but in winter there were only 8 people, including him. Each time "back and forth" (the center) had to buy food, mostly canned food for 2 or 3 months. In a place far away from the outside world, there was no television or internet like that. The deer wandered on the road. Photo: Khang An. 21pm at Wonderlake, but the sky is still bright, as expected of Alaska as "The land of the midnight sun". The campsite has.

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