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Not included: Admission to Ice Sculpture Museum: If you plan to visit, please make a reservation in advance at the hot spring village. Reference price: 20 USD.; Meals and beverages; Other personal expenses; Tips and gratuities; Driver/guide tip of US$10 per person, paid on site.; Tasting fees at the ice bar are at your own expense. You must be 21 years or older and hold valid identification.
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Depart from the Fairbanks collection point and travel by car to the famous Chena Hot Springs Resort. Renowned for its century-old natural hot springs, exquisite ice sculpture museum, and eco-friendly renewable energy projects, it is a classic landmark not to be missed when visiting Fairbanks. You can relax and rejuvenate in the mineral-rich outdoor hot spring pools; if you choose a night tour, as night falls, you will have the opportunity to experience the ultimate romance of soaking in the hot springs while gazing at the magnificent aurora borealis, personally experiencing the wonderful sensory experience of "being in a world of ice and snow, yet enjoying warmth like spring." In addition, you can visit the world's rare year-round ice sculpture museum, built from thousands of tons of ice and snow (admission approximately $20/person, at your own expense), to admire the exquisite award-winning works from previous ice sculpture competitions. Visitors aged 21 and over can also enjoy an Apple Martini served in a hand-carved ice glass at the ice bar (approximately $20/cup, at your own expense, valid ID required). During aurora viewing, to avoid disturbing others' viewing and photography, please do not use the flash function of your camera. The aurora borealis is a phenomenon that cannot be guaranteed, as it is influenced by natural weather conditions and appears irregularly, so we cannot guarantee that you will definitely see the aurora borealis.