Gracias Glacier!

The last day in Banff National Park was literally a field trip to me. Learned so much from the mother nature and of course, I was stunned. It was very interesting how I had this "nerdy" outfit for that day which is a perfect student look for class - Banff 101. 

Athabasca Glacier

Classic pose:D 

Mountains were shaped by the movement of glaciers

Peyto Lake - fed by glaciers, the color changes through time resulted from the minerals reflections

Louise Lake in the early morning around 6am, AMAZING!

Hat - N/A (similar here) ; Top - N/A (similar here) ; Coat - Zara (similar here) ; Leggings - H&M (highly recommended) ; Bag - Balenciaga ; Boots - Michael Kors (similar here)

I always spend a lot of time packing for trips because I know I am going to take millions of pictures while no big luggage will be fun to carry around. A stylish backpack/cross body and cute flat shoes are the two essential for traveling to me. Even though I am a clutch person (can never say no to weird shaped clutches, its too fun!), but I need my hands to be free while traveling. 

After this 4-day trip from Vancouver to Banff, what I learned is...I NEED TO GO BACK AGAIN and definitely stay longer! Heard from the locals that Moraine Lake is another must-see, it's less commercial as Lake Louise but has same level of stunning beauty if not more. If you are interested in going to visit this world-famous park, I highly recommend to spend at least a week here to experience the natural beauty. I could stare at Louis Lake for the whole day because it looks different every minute (reflections in the morning, tiffany blue during noon and emerald in the evening...). Banff National Park helped me to realized that I need to experience more arts created by mother nature, and I think my next destination on my wishing list will be the Grand Canyon. What's yours?

Kisses,

by S