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Located in the northwest corner of North America, Alaska is a state of the United States, geographically bordering Canada and separated from Russia by the Bering Strait. This vast expanse of land is rich in natural resources, pristine and wild ecology, and breathtaking landscapes, and its remoteness and vastness are a source of imagination and awe. For overseas travelers, planning a trip to Alaska may be a little more challenging than cities like California and New York, where language barriers, transportation, distance, and lack of internet information are often a deterrent to travel.
However, the beauty of Alaska shouldn't be held back by the difficulty of traveling, and with some company, Alaska can be a destination that takes the hassle out of traveling.
That's why. Sky Horse presents [Alaska Chinese Tour Itinerary].The reason.
Pre-trip LINE Consultation ServiceFrom visa and transportation advice to every movement and activity during the trip, we have local, Chinese-speaking customer service, drivers and tour guides to accompany you on your exploration. Whether it's your first trip to the U.S. or your first time traveling to the polar regions, we want to be the starting point for your Alaskan experience, and our small group sizes of up to 14 people, along with in-depth itinerary planning, allow you to experience the breathtaking beauty of the region and immerse yourself in the vastness and wildness of the far north.
Alaska Travel｜What are the arrangements for traveling from Taiwan?
Flight Suggestions
Alaska does not have many direct flights like the US mainland cities, but travelers don't have to worry. From Taiwan, you can choose direct flights to Seattle, Vancouver, San Francisco and other cities on the west coast of the US and Canada, and it is recommended to allow at least three hours for connecting flights, and then transferring to domestic flights to Anchorage, where you will be picked up by a local tour guide.
From Taiwan Taoyuan Airport, there are direct flights to the west coast of North America on China Airlines, EVA Air, Star Alliance, Delta Air Lines, and United Airlines. Arriving in Alaska in the afternoon is the best time to get picked up and checked in to your hotel, and the waiting time is shorter, so get a good night's rest and start your trip the next day!
*Note: Flights vary by month, season, and operating conditions; this is a spring 2025 schedule.
Climate and Dressing
May to September in Alaska is summer, with a cool and pleasant climate, with temperatures ranging from 10 to 25°C (sometimes higher in recent years due to global warming). Due to the vastness of the hinterland and the big difference in temperature between day and night, travelers can make reference to the spring and fall in Taipei, Taiwan, and dress in a three-layer style (sweat-absorbent layer, warm layer, and waterproof and windproof layer). Prepare flat sneakers or hiking shoes that are suitable for hiking and easy to wear, and waterproof ones are even better. Also remember to prepare a hat and gloves to protect yourself from the wind and keep you warm in case of temperature changes. We will prepare the rest of the equipment for glacier hiking, so you don't need to worry about it!
Trip Extension
In addition to a few days in Alaska, since you've flown all the way there, travelers are advised to make extra arrangements for trips to Seattle, Vancouver, and San Francisco, where the U.S. has excellent air traffic and daily flights to major North American cities. If you choose to continue your exploration of Alaska, or travel to California on your own, Sky Horse offers additional car rental discounts, which can be booked directly withBook with us via LINEThe
Alaska Travel｜Top 5 Summer Experiences
Wild Animals Meet
In Alaska, you'll have the opportunity to get up close and personal with a variety of real wildlife that you'd normally only see in textbooks or museums!
Say hi to sea creatures such as dolphins, sea lions and whales on a cruise, and at the non-profit Wildlife Conservation Center, you can get up close and personal with brown bears, musk oxen, caribou, and other animals that live in their native habitats in an open space.
Glacier Hiking and Boating
Step on the ice that has accumulated over 10,000 years and witness the shocking scenes of glacier break-ups, and witness the earth's changes over time. With the help of professional guides and equipment, you can safely hike through the spectacular glacier canyons and explore the world of blue ice in the crevasses. This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience!
Alpine hiking photography
Hiking in the alpine tundra, which is covered with wildflowers and vegetation, immerses the body, mind and spirit in the winding mountain scenery. In addition to enjoying the spectacular scenery and taking instantaneous photos, it is also the most authentic way to experience the leisure and recreational life of the local people.
Mine Gold Adventure
Walk into the remains of a century-old gold mine, visit a well-preserved independent mine, experience Alaska's gold rush, and learn about the golden age when pioneers dreamed of making money in the polar environment.
Immersion in Daylight
For Taiwan travelers living in the North Loop, the 20 hours of perpetual daylight in the summer, with the sun still shining at 10:00 p.m., will be a magical time for them.
Alaska Travel｜5～8 days in-depth trip
Depending on the traveler's needs, Sky Horse offers five to eight day itineraries. All accommodations are in highly rated local hotel chains, including Courtyard by Marriott, SpringHill Suites, and other equivalent hotels. Vehicles are of the same class as Ford commercial vehicles or luxury SUVs, with a maximum of 14 passengers per vehicle, and will not be filled to capacity unless there are special circumstances. We take care of the comfort and ease of travelers with high standards both during the trip and at the lodging level.
The ultimate trip up the mountain and down the sea
Kenai Fjords National Park / Exit Glacier
Kenai Gorge National Park is located in southern Alaska, near the seaport city of Seward, and is famous for its spectacular glaciers and rich marine ecosystems. Take a boat ride to see glacier breakups up close and have the opportunity to see wildlife such as whales, sea lions and seabirds. In addition, the Exit Glacier is one of the most famous and accessible glaciers in the region. From the parking lot, you can hike about 1 mile to the glacier viewpoint, where you can get up close and personal with the glacier's breathtaking scenery and experience the process of glacier retreat and the effects of climate change.
Matanuska Glacier
Matanuska Glacier is the largest glacier in Alaska that can be reached by car, with a length of about 27 miles and a width of about 4 miles. On a professionally guided glacier hiking trip, you will be equipped with ice crampons and other equipment under the leadership of a professional guide to cross the glacier canyon, explore the crevasses, ice caves and other wonders of the glacier, and experience the glacier's magnificence and mystery. Mystery.
Whittier Harbor (Whittier)
Nestled between spectacular mountains and the sea, Whittier is a harbor town that can only be reached through a mysterious tunnel. It's like stepping into a movie set fishing town, with the smell of the ocean in the air, bringing visitors a sense of serenity and simplicity. From Whittier, take a glacier cruise to see the glaciers up close and have the chance to spot whales, sea lions and dolphins.
Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center (AWC)
The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center is a non-profit conservation center dedicated to protecting local wildlife. There are more than 200 acres of open space in the park, allowing visitors to get up close and personal with large mammals such as brown bears, musk oxen, moose and other animals that are normally found only in zoos, and to become more familiar with their habits and conservation status.
Hatcher Pass.
Hatcher Pass, located in the Talkeetna Mountains, is a picturesque alpine trail located between the towns of Willow and Palmer. Not only is it a popular destination for overseas travelers, but also for locals who enjoy driving and hiking. In summer, the greenery and wildflowers are a paradise for hikers and photographers, while in winter, the area transforms into a ski resort for dynamic extreme sports.
Independence Mine State Historical Park
The gold rush in Alaska attracted a large number of pioneers who wanted to get rich. Although few of them got rich, they built up the prosperity of that era. The Independence Mine Historical Park is an important gold rush site in Alaska's history. Visit the well-preserved mine buildings, step into the history of the gold rush, and experience the gold rush activities.
Anchorage
Alaska's largest city, Anchorage, is a modern city set against a backdrop of snow-capped mountains, lakes and blue skies. Whether you're visiting the world's largest water airport, learning about Alaska Native culture, or experiencing postcard-worthy scenery, Anchorage will leave you with a sense of excitement.
Alaska Travel｜Is this the right trip for you?
Group trips have their advantages and disadvantages, and may not be for everyone who loves to travel. But if Alaska has been on your bucket list for a while and you haven't made a move yet, and you have one of the following characteristics, then it's a good time to talk to us!
- Love the outdoors and enjoy the sensation of nature.
- Prefers a more refined, small group, in-depth exploration itinerary
- I am not fluent in English and I am a little nervous about traveling to the US.
- Not much time to do homework, book a restaurant, or find a rental car.
- First time visitor, worried about unexpected incidents on the way to the car
- Unsure of how to get to the glacier, boat trips, etc.
- The family has elders and children, so I don't want to travel too much.
If you're looking for a truly relaxing journey to get closer to nature, avoiding the noise of in-and-out tours and crowds, and traveling into Alaska at a leisurely, delicate pace, experiencing perpetual daylight, stepping on a glacier, visiting a gold rush, and witnessing wildlife with your family and friends, or on your own, then this trip could become an exclamation point-filled, memory-filled chapter of your travel record!
May ~ September is the peak travel season in Alaska, small groups are filling up fast, so get in now!Join the Sky Horse LINE official accountLearn about trip details!
