Juneau Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Juneau is the capital of Alaska, United States. Mount Juneau At the foot of the city, Douglas Island is across the strait. This beautiful harbor city, nestled in the mountains and facing the sea, can only be reached by plane or boat. Juneau was once a small fishing village of the local indigenous Tlingit people. Later, gold mines were discovered during the gold rush era, and it replaced Sitka as the capital of Alaska. The current name "Juneau" is named after Joe Juneau, the prospector who discovered the gold mine. When you take a cruise to Juneau in summer, you can see lush mountains from afar, and large patches of white snow mixed in with the green trees, which look unique against the blue sky. No wonder some tourists are amazed by the scenery of snow-capped peaks, deep straits and forested islands.

Attractions distribution:

Juneau is a county-city administrative region, which is rare in local governments in the United States. In terms of area, Juneau is the largest city in the United States, about 8,430 square kilometers, almost the combined area of Delaware and Rhode Island. Juneau is also the only state capital in the United States with an international border, bordering Canada to the east. The main attractions in the city are: Mount Juneau , Mendenhall Glacier , Cotton Field Lake , Fall , Juneau Gold Mine Site, Franklin Street , Red Dog Saloon , Little White House Governor's Residence, Federal Building , State Museum wait.