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Located in northern Manitoba, Canada, Churchill is known as the 'Polar Bear Capital of the World' due to its large population of polar bears. The official currency used in Churchill is the Canadian Dollar. The town is also famous for its beluga whales that migrate to the Churchill River during the summer months. Visitors can experience the unique subarctic climate and stunning northern lights in Churchill. The town is a popular destination for wildlife enthusiasts and adventure seekers.
When to visit
The best time to visit Churchill is during the fall months of October and November when the polar bears gather along the shores of Hudson Bay waiting for the ice to freeze. Summer is also a great time to visit for beluga whale watching. However, winter offers the chance to witness the mesmerizing northern lights. Spring is the least popular time to visit due to melting snow and muddy conditions.
Getting around
Churchill is a small town that can be easily explored on foot. Taxis are available for longer distances, and some tour operators offer transportation to specific attractions. During the winter months, snowmobiles and dog sleds are popular modes of transportation. The town also has a small airport with flights to Winnipeg and other cities in Canada.
Traveller tips
Pack warm clothing and layers, as temperatures in Churchill can drop significantly. Be prepared for unpredictable weather conditions, especially during the winter months. Book tours and accommodations in advance, as Churchill is a remote destination with limited options. Respect the wildlife and follow guidelines for viewing polar bears and beluga whales. Don't forget to try local delicacies like Arctic char and bannock bread.