Where is circumpolar stars?

Circumpolar stars are located near the celestial poles and are visible year-round from certain latitudes. In the Northern Hemisphere, they include stars like Polaris and the stars of the Big Dipper, which never dip below the horizon. Conversely, in the Southern Hemisphere, stars like the Southern Cross are considered circumpolar. Their continuous visibility is due to their proximity to the celestial poles, where the stars appear to rotate around the pole without setting.