✨ Light Show:

📍Vallea Lumina, Sixteen Mile Creek Forest Service Rd, Whistler, BC V0N 1B8

11.8 Birthday in VALLEA LUMINA Wonderland. This is the most beautiful light show I've seen this year! Immersive walk, like fireflies flowing and twinkling points of light shuttle between the forest and the river, accompanied by a strong sense of rhythmic music super magic! The lighting tone and prop elements can be associated with Frozen II Aboriginal culture. I think the best is the whole concept of the light show: campers are dynamically projected at every corner, singing all the way to lead us, until the old man finally recovers all the points of light into the lantern, and the dream Christmas tree behind it is like falling snow! Whistler's winter show was so beautiful, I couldn't part with it and wanted to do it again! Unfortunately can not turn back! But it was a perfect end to the trip!

The entrance also has hot chocolate and marshmallows to sell, cold to a cup of hot cocoa, warm by the stove roast marshmallows, can be happy!

The whole journey is about 40min (including the time to watch the show), it is highly recommended to walk slowly! You can take pictures and enjoy the scenery. There will be a few staff on the road, there is a need to find them to help, but also put an end to the possibility of going back hhhh to the end of the card to take photos, take photos can come out in the campfire test marshmallow, sitting and rest is also a good choice.

You can take their bus, or you can drive yourself. I drove there. It was easy to find. If I'm not sure if I should follow their schedule for the bus, maybe I won't have time to roast marshmallows?

Of course Whistler wasn't just a light show!

🎿 Skating:

*Whistler Olympic Plaza: Outdoor venue.

*Meadow Park Sports Centre: indoor field. Disco skate is also offered on the last Saturday of every month from October to February from 6:30-8pm.

The two mountains here, Whistler and Blackcomb (WSL and BC, Whistler and Blackcomb), are connected by a peak to peak cable car at the top of the mountain, the scenery is beautiful, the pistes are complex and many black paths, the first time to check out the friends who are familiar with this area ️ otherwise it is easy to get lost or stray into the black mushroom, there is no use looking at a map.

Skiing must pay attention to safety, it is best to have friends familiar with this side together! The mountain is so big that it's really easy to get lost, and you have to play within the Ski boundary. There are many things to do here without skiing, such as snow loops, cableway/helicopter Tours, and dog sledding. These resorts and hotels will have advertising, and you can book it by looking at the advertising website.

My friend recommended a Spa ♨️Scandinave Spa Whistler, saying it was very private and did not allow photos but really relaxed.
After the lift up the mountain, there is only a lift chair, so everyone is optimistic about the weather forecast, cold to wear more clothes. Ski white as far as possible to travel together, black road blue road a lot, the mountain will mark the easiest routine (the easiest way), it is necessary to remember the rescue phone.

In summary, Whistler is still very happy, worthy of being elected TOP1 ski resort in North America for many years, but I heard that weekends and holidays will be more people to fly, it is recommended to have conditional peak travel, for me next time to be sure to slip the double black, not like the last video only dare to lie down to see, what questions welcome the comments below, I hope you all enjoyed your ski trip!

📍Whistler | Audain Art Museum

Check out the Treasure Gallery in Whistler Village, hidden in the snowy mountain town of Whistler, and discover this gallery with Kengo Kuma's wood-rasterized treatment style (although it was designed by another local studio) while skiing. The dark facade, the wood core and the cut treatment of the volume make it like a black rough stone falling on the snow mountain, breaking out the warm color of the core; It is also highly recommended as a break during skiing!

I also met a new artist, Manubu Ikeda. What was surprising was that after reading the background introduction about the artist on the second floor, I actually saw Manubu himself creating in the gallery. Later I learned that Manubu would have a workshop at a specific time, but unfortunately I couldn't make it. P3-4. Walk into the museum and see the quiet corner. It would be wonderful to have such a meditation area at home. The corridor through which you get to the gallery is full of Zen. Log architectural style, minutes can be out of pieces!