🌎🌲5 BEST PLACES to visit in CANADA🌲🌎

🏞 🗻 Most amazing and beautiful places I found while planning a trip to Canada! 🗻🏞

I've never been in Canada, but I have always considered it wonderful. I would like to visit Canada one day, especially these 5 destinations.

1. National Park Banff
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Want frozen lakes? Sand beaches? Rocky Coasts? Lush forests?
One of 38 Canadian National Parks will definitelly satisfy your desires. Banff is the first Canadian national park, founded in 1885 in Alberta. It is located in the heart of Canadian Rocky Mountain, so it is under the protection of UNESCO.
The Park is located approximately 150 miles from Calgary and is easily reachable by car, as well as local shuttle services.

2. Montreal and Toronto - best of the english and french sides of Canada
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Montreal is the second largest Canadian city (people speak french) with the highest musical scene in that part of North American continent and an excellent jazz festival. For this cultural hive people say it is the most "Europian" Canadian city, and at the same time the home of the Cirque de Soleila.

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Toronto is Canadian New York and its CN Tower was once the tallest building in the world. When you are there, go shopping in Yorkville, go see a play at one of the many theaters and eat at Kensington market.

3. Niagara waterfalls
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Watching the force of nature at work always leaves a striking trace in our memories so that the view of the Niagara Falls and all the power of water that crashes from Horshoe, the Bridal Veil and the American waterfall will leave no one indifferent to anyone. At the peak of the waterfall in every summer, over 600 000 gallons of water is poured over the waterfall. How amazing!

BTW. Did you know that Napoleon's brother here brought his wife to the honeymoon?

4. Canadian Rock

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If you are looking for adrenaline hustle and adventures, then Canadian Rockies are "poison" for your dread, because here you will have desire to hug a tree of happiness, with awe of Mother Nature.
Take a deep breath when you see the scenary of the Rocks, because the sight of the lake, the dense forests and dramatic waves leaves breathless, and because of wolves, grizzlies and pumas.

5. Yukon
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A vast and poorly populated area, where live tribes that barely blossomed the contemporary Western way of life, changed a bit over time. It's numerical climax experienced during Klondike's golden fever in 1898, so visiting Yukon means that you will spend a lot of time on fresh air in the wild. But even when you want civilization, come to Dawson City and Whitehorse.

When I think of Canada, in my thoughts are: