The Klondike is a region in the Yukon Territory of Canada, known for its significant role in the Klondike Gold Rush of the late 19th century. This gold rush began in 1896 when gold was discovered in Bonanza Creek, attracting thousands of prospectors and fortune seekers to the area. The influx of people led to the rapid development of towns and infrastructure. The Klondike River, which flows through this region, is a key geographical feature. The area is characterized by its rugged terrain, including mountains and rivers, and is rich in natural resources. Today, the Klondike remains a popular destination for tourists interested in its history and natural beauty.