The largest city in Canada’s Quebec province, Montreal was named after Mount Royal, a triple-peaked green hill located at the city’s heart. Surrounded by French-Colonial architecture and many cobblestoned neighborhoods which were once independent cities the city of Montreal has been mostly known for hosting some of the most prestigious international events in North America.
Read moreOntario, one of the biggest and most populous provinces of Canada, is home to the country's capital city Ottawa and the biggest city Toronto. Canada has many large provinces, with Ontario being the second largest of all thirteen provinces in the country. To witness the best blend of Canadian wilderness and nature with the urban population located at the shores of peaceful lakefronts, Ontario is just the place to see the best side of Canada offering both the urban and natural tastes of travelling.
Read moreCome Autumn and Oktoberfest celebrations will be cropping up all over Canada with biggest of them all takes place in Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario. Locals as well as visitors on Canadian holidays and trips come out in their droves to celebrate the Bavarian festival. Canada's most famous Bavarian festival was founded in 1969 and since then Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest has evolved into a much larger festival.
Read moreMaritime provinces of Canada consist of the easternmost provinces of the country, which includes Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. Along with the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, these easternmost provinces of Canada make up the region called Atlantic Canada.
Read moreIf you want to witness Canada’s most beautiful side, the season of autumn is that window which would give you the most gorgeous views of the North American country, with the different shades of orange appearing in the dense forests, which were once coloured in deepest of green just a few months ago. The months of September and October mark the onset of autumn in Canada providing relief from the summer heat as the climate becomes cooler with frequent light rains. Autumn is the best time to witness fall foliage in the widespread forests of Canada, with some of the world’s best landscapes in the country and there is not one but many ways of observing this side of nature in this season of joy!
Read moreThere are numerous ways of travelling around the world. So why talk only about travelling Canada in eco-friendly ways? Canada with its waterfront cities and open spaces gives many easy options to travellers looking to walk in harmony with nature. Ecotourism is a way of travelling while being sensitive to natural resources, their value and tracking our carbon footprint as we travel to different places of the world.
Read moreThe first national park of Canada. The national park with its humble beginning starting as a 26 square km hot spring to now the sprawling 6,641 square kilometres it covers. The park was inculcated as a UNESCO world heritage site as part of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks in the year 1984. The park is located in the Rocky Mountains of Alberta, to the west of Calgary. The national park borders British Columbia to its east where Yoho and Kootenay National park are adjacent to Banff National Park. On the western side, the park shares borders with Jasper National Park which is also situated in Alberta.
Read moreCanada’s widespread national parks and numerous lakes located just around its busiest cities make it one of the best countries to explore the beautiful outdoors in the simplest way possible, without taking the extra burden of facing the harsh side of nature in exploring its exquisite natural wonders. Lakes and rivers located at the heart of many national parks and the good comfort of the cities by another end, Canada is home to such wonderful places which could make you lost in nature’s magic just when you ask for it!
Read moreCanada is home to a plethora of lakes, especially the five great lakes of North America which are Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Michigan, Lake Ontario, and Lake Erie. Some of the lakes are shared between the USA and Canada. The west of Canada is the place to be if you want to explore the waters of all these lakes. The serenity and calmness that lakes offer are unsurpassed, the lakeside offers spectacular views in Canada. Canada is estimated to have over 30000 lakes. Most of them allow you to explore their waters through paddling, swimming, canoeing, and during winters you can also ski on some of the frozen lake
Read moreNewfoundland and Labrador is one of Canada’s Atlantic Provinces. If you want to visit some unconventional tourist spots like L'Anse aux Meadows (oldest european settlement in North America), Terra Nova National Park in Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador is the place for you. The easternmost province of Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador is one of Canada’s Atlantic Provinces, that is, provinces situated on the Atlantic Coast in Canada. Newfoundland is an insular region, that is, it is made up of islands, whereas Labrador is a continental region that is inaccessible for the most part.
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