* In the luxury golf package, optional tours and all meals throughout the itinerary are included in the total price.

Day 1 Depart Incheon Airport

Day 2

Arrive Calgary Airport 

➢ Guide Meeting

➢ Dinner

➢ Calgary City Tour

Stay at Kananaskis Hotel

Day 3

Breakfast

➢ Guide Meeting➢ Kananaskis Golf 

➢ Dinner

➢ Free time

➢ Hot Springs

Stay at Banff Hotel

Day 4

Breakfast

➢ Guide Meeting

➢ Banff Spring Golf (Half day)

➢ Lunch

➢ Banff Tour 

1. Lake Minnewanka
2. Banff Gondola
3. Banff Upper Hot Springs
4. Bow Falls
5. Johnston Canyon
6. Fairmont Banff Springs

Car Camping

Day 5

Breakfast

➢ Guide Meeting

➢ Banff Tour 

1. Lake Louise
2. Moraine Lake
3. Takakkaw Falls
4. Emerald Lake
5. Peyto Lake
6. Icefield Parkway
7. Skywalk
8. Athabasca Falls
9. Jasper

➢ Dinner

Stay at a hotel

Day 6

Breakfast

➢ Guide Meeting

➢ Jasper Golf

➢ Lunch

➢ Maligne Canyon / Lake

➢ Dinner (Lake Louise)Jasper Golf

Stay at a Canmore Hotel

Day 7

Breakfast

➢ Guide Meeting

➢ Sweetgrass Golf

➢ Lunch

➢ Kananaskis Tour

➢ Dinner 

➢ Calgary Shopping

Stay at a hotel nearby the Calgary international airport

Day 8

Depart Calgary Airport 

Day 9

Arrive Incheon Airport

Options (included in the Luxury Golf Tour)

❖ Jasper Skywalk ❖

A special experience of viewing the expansive and magnificent view of the Rockies from an all-glass floor.

❖ Icefield Parkway ❖

Ride aboard one of only 23 special snowmobiles in the world designed exclusively for backcountry exploration. After about 20 minutes of free time on the Athabasca Glacier, with an ice thickness of 300m.

Sightseeing around Athabasca Valley Glacier, Snow Dome Glacier, Athabasca Mountain, etc.

❖ Lake Minnewanka Cruise ❖

Representative attractions of romantic travel.

Minnewanka is the largest lake in Banff and is also known as the Lake of Spirits.

Taking a cruise on a calm lake is the best way to feel the charm of the Canadian Rockies even more beautifully.

The cruise captain and guide's explanation of Lake Minnewanka are interesting throughout the cruise. 

❖ Banff Gondola ❖

The Canadian Rockies' flagship attraction, the Banff Sulfur Mountain Gondola

Ride the gondola at an altitude of 2,281m to the top of Sulfur Mountain

You can see Banff's old town and the new town at a glance.

On a clear day, Banff's beautiful lakes and golf courses, and

You can see the historic Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel.

❖ Moraine Lake Cruise ❖

There are mountains surrounding Lake Moraine, waterfalls, and rock files. In the lake, you can canoe or hike along several courses. Among them, the view of the lake from the top of the Rockfile Trail was also featured on Canada's $20 bill between 1969 and 1979, so it is known as the "Twenty Dollar View."

❖ Emerald Lake ❖

Emerald Lake is a lake created by ice flakes that followed the melting and flowing of glaciers blocking the river. Lake Emerald in Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies is a superb view of lakes and mountains. The green lake is like a natural gem left in the world and has a curious glow. This left the world with an unimaginable beauty as a result of the melting water of the surrounding glaciers and snow peaks and the mineral interaction of the lake's bottom tens of thousands of years ago.

❖ Horse Riding ❖

Horseback riding on the Bow River, home of the Canadian Rockies Banz Wildlife

Passing through the Cave & Basin, the historical place where Banff was born, you can also enjoy the spectacular view of the majestic Rocky Mountains.

❖ Rocky Wildlife Guide Tour ❖

The Rocky Mountains and Banff National Park offer some of the most treasured and iconic natural elements in Canada. Grizzly bears, big horn sheep, moose, elk, and various other majestic creatures can be found in the park.

These tours are essential for active nature lovers, adventurous children, or tourists interested in taking in a uniquely Canadian sight!

❖ Lake Louise Gondola   ❖

(Estimated operating period: April 15th - October 7th)

'Lake Louise' called the Pearl of Rocky Mountain

❖ Banff Upper Hot Springs   ❖

Banff's famous hot spring, Upper Hot Springs, can be said to be a must-have course for Banff travel. Located in the middle of Sulfur Mountain, this place is famous for its hot springs, where sulfur is dissolved.

Upper Hot Springs is a famous tourist destination that was discovered by accident by a railroad worker in 1884; it later spread rumors about hot springs, which served as a decisive opportunity for Banff to grow into a tourist city. It is said that over the past 100 years, countless travelers have visited this place for a hot spring treatment. With an average temperature of 38°C, you can enjoy a hot spring bath while watching the huge snow mountain.

❖ Jasper SkyTram   ❖

(Operating period: March 20th - October 31st)

Located 10 minutes from Jasper Town, it is the longest and highest cable car in Canada at 2,263M. All sides are made of glass, so you can feel the overall nature of the Rockies as it is.

When you arrive at the top, there are observation decks located on both sides of the tram platform so that you can see the mountains and lakes. You can see Pyramid Lake, Patricia Lake, Cabin Lake, and Caledonian Lake.