Look up: Saskatchewan Canada is becoming one of the best places in the world to gaze at the cosmos. For all 10 reasons here, we look at photography.
As our view of the night sky has degraded over the past 15 years or so, astronomy clubs, parks services and governments around the world have been creating dark-sky preserves and astronomy parks where local ordinances defend the night against city light pollution.
Saskatchewan Aurora Borealis, also known as the Northern Lights, is a display of lights moving across the northern skies in a wave of colors. There are Saskatchewan tour groups and wilderness resorts which provide a front row seat for sightseeing this natural phenomenon.
The light show attracts people from all around the world to the northern regions of Saskatchewan, Canada every year. The best viewing months are during the months of October to March. It is then when the skies glow with green, yellow, blue or red waves of color.
The wave of colored lights of the Aurora Borealis is a chemical reaction. The lights are created form the mixture of electromagnetic radiation (beamed down from the sun) and the earths atmosphere. The Northern Lights are the result of the gases mixing together high above our heads.
The Saskatchewan tour groups and resorts in the north provide accommodations, meals and transportation to the Northern Lights viewing grounds. Accommodations could be a lodge or cabin. Transportation to the site could be in the form of cross country skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling or dog sledding.
10 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD VISIT THE SASKATCHEWAN for aurora borealis photography:
10. Southern Saskatchewan - our tenth place for seeing the northern lights in Saskatchewan is anywhere above Estevan and below Prince Albert
9. La Ronge
4. Southend
3. Fond du Lac
1. Stony Rapids
