Arrive at Ted Stevens International Airport in Anchorage, the largest city in Alaska and head to your hotel. Anchorage is known for its cultural sites, including the Alaska Native Heritage Centre and Anchorage Museum. The city is additionally a gateway to nearby wilderness areas and mountains including the Chugach, Kenai and Talkeetna. Use this day to explore the world on your own. You can choose to go for a stroll along the Tony Knowles coastal trail or even try a microbrewery.

Post breakfast start your day by visiting Chugach State park. The park which contains almost 495,000 acres of land and is one among the four largest state parks within the Unites States. The region contains extensive ocean shoreline, abundant lakes, massive glaciers and ice fields. Next, visit Anchorage Museum. The Museum is a multifaceted story that weaves together social, political, cultural, scientific, historic and artistic threads. You can explore the diversity of Alaska Native cultures, including masterworks of Alaska Native art and style.

Seward is a port city in southern Alaska which is flanked by rugged mountains to one side and sparkling Resurrection Bay on the other. The city also serves as the gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park. You’ll reach Seward by Alaska Railroad by boarding the 6:45AM train. Enjoy the scenic views in the 4-hour journey. After transferring to your hotel in Seward you have the day to yourself. You maydiscover Alaska’s dynamic marine life by paying a visit to the Alaska Sea Life Centre on your own.

Start your day by visiting Kenai Fjords National Park. Explore the protected waters and rugged coastline of Resurrection Bay in a cruise. As the vessel leaves the harbour, watch for otters, bald eagles, and harbour seals in the area. Once the cruise gets going, the captain will make frequent stops at seabird rookeries, sea lion colonies, whale sightings and more. Resurrection Bay is calmer than the open waters of the Gulf of Alaska, making this the perfect tour for those prone to seasickness. Once you’re done with the cruise get ready to board the 6PM train to Anchorage from Seward. Spend the night in Anchorage

Denali is a small borough located in the U.S. state of Alaska. It is known for the highest mountain peak in North America by the same name. Denali attracts a lot of visitors because of the Denali National Park and the mountain peak here. Take the 8:45 AM train to Denali from Anchorage and reach Denali at 3:40PM and transfer to your hotels. Once you reach Denali, visit the Alaska Cabin Nite Dinner Theatre – the popular dinner theatre performed in an authentic, log cabin in the Miners Plaza at Denali Park Village. Enjoy the light-hearted entertainment and hearty cuisine here.

Post breakfast visit Denali National Park. It is highest portion of the Alaska Range, together with many of the glaciers and glacial valleys running southwards out of the range. It straddles 160 miles of the Alaska Range and display so much elevation they are often lost in the clouds. Located here is North America's highest peak; Denali reaches up to 20,310 feet and is one of the most awe-inspiring sights in Alaska. Explore all of it through an 8-hour shuttle bus trip into the park that offers outstanding views of Denali and the Alaska Range, and excellent wildlife viewing opportunities

Begin a guided and narrated 100-mile round trip Jeep excursion along a gravel road flanked by snow-capped mountains, icy glaciers, and panoramic vistas. The Denali Highway, once the gateway to Denali National Park is the drive of a lifetime. This exclusive excursion provides access to more of Alaska's spectacular scenery and wildlife and is a great alternative to bus tripssince driving through the Denali Highway is prohibited by most rental vehicle companies. Enjoy this road trip and end the day by boarding the Alaskan Railroad at 4PM for Fairbanks and spend the night in Fairbanks.

Post breakfast you will be driven first to an Ice Museum, complete with an ice bar and chandeliers made entirely of ice! Enjoy a guided tour of the museum before heading to the Geothermal springs of Chena. Before slipping into the pools, enjoy another guided tour and learn about all the possibilities of Geothermal Energy.You're now ready to slip into the waters, where you'll have several hours to lounge and relax before we depart back for hotel.

Start your day by visiting the Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitor Center and peruse i nteresting art exhibits and installations. Learn about contemporary art, natural history and the intriguing sound room at Alaska’s history at the Museum of the North.Visit and learn about the gripping history of Alaska’s pipeline andexplore Pioneer Park, which features several museums and attractions highlighting Fairbanks’ history, and that of the surrounding areas. Discover Alaska’s diverse culture, and its historical and economic hallmarks, on this fascinating tour. Next, head to one of the highest peaks of Murphy Dome which is the perfect location to visit and watch the night sky. Its wide-open spaces away from the city lights ensure a perfect view at Alaska's winter sky. Stay warm with hot drinks and a seat in a 15-passenger van while waiting for the dancing northern lights.

Board the 8:15AM train bound to Anchorage and enjoy the scenic beauty in this 12-hour long ride. Reach Anchorage and transfer to your hotel.

After breakfast if time permits venture out of the hotel and go for some shopping on your own. Make your way back to the hotel by afternoon and proceed to the airport for your flight back home.