The most expensive river in the world, the riverbed is filled with sparkling gold

The Klondike gold fever caused thousands of people to cross the forest, across mountains, despite the harsh weather to reach this river. Some people are fortunate to become wealthy, others go home.

The Klondike River is famous in the gold mining world, located in the Yukon region, Canada. This is not a normal river but a place of life for many people. In the past, many people spent their time and effort to reach this place, but now everyone seems to have forgotten it and turned to a new gold mine, ending a golden age of the Klondike River.

The Klondike River has only one flow.

The Klondike River has only one flow, which is part of the great Yukon River originating from the Arctic. Unlike the rivers originating from the Arctic very cold, the Klondike River water is cool all year round, the scenery on both sides is like spring.

The bottom of the Klondike River contains a lot of dust, gold, and gold. After discovering this treasure, the people came here very crowded and built into a small town near Bonanza. The people here live by gold mining and many millionaires constantly appear. But now things have changed.

The bottom of the Klondike River contains a lot of dust, gold, and gold.

When the gold fever passed, the amount of gold was exhausted, so many people left this place to find another gold mine. The nearby town became sparse, but many people remained to earn more. Although many people have abandoned it, the amount of gold in the river bed is not fully exploited, some discover that in addition to gold, there is a large amount of other minerals. This news spread very quickly and immediately the government issued a ban.

The amount of gold exploited exhausted so many people left this place to find another gold mine

Finding gold here is still acceptable but not exploited and takes away all minerals. This means that people are still allowed to continue searching for gold in the river. Since then, it has developed into a tourist attraction. Here, visitors are free to find gold in limited conditions.