Aurora Borealis: Make special memories with Mother Nature's light show

Spotting Mother Nature's light show

REGION: Parts of Newfoundland and Labrador, Nunavut, Northern Quebec, Yukon in Canada

The best time of the year is here. And that gives us another reason to invite you on a journey that will bring broad smiles and make fond memories for you in Canada. Would you like to see ribbons of green, red, blue and purple rippling across the sky, gathering momentum until the Northern Lights shimmer and loop over the entire horizon in surreal swathes of colour?

Now, is your turn to watch in Nunavut to understand how the lights become so intense that they sing or crackle. The Aurora Borealis is truly Mother Nature’s light show.

Try fly-fishing for Arctic Char by the lights of the Aurora in far Northern Quebec or pair lightpeeping in the Northwest Territories with a locally sourced gourmet meal of caribou.

The Aurora is so bright that it can light the way for snowmobilers on Labrador’s epic Cain’s Quest and cross-country skiers in the Yukon. Enjoy the breathtaking displays from within the cosy confines of a cabin, tent or glimpse through the steam of an outdoor hot tub in the lap of luxury.

Good time to visit is now through April. (With inputs from Vaibhav Moghe).