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As someone who has always admired cherry blossoms in Japan, I never imagined that I could also see beautiful cherry blossoms in Vancouver, Canada! And there are not just one kind but several colors. This was my first trip of the year. I arrived in Vancouver on April 11th. As soon as I arrived, my friend took me to see the cherry blossoms in the east of Vancouver. There was a pure white cherry tree in full bloom. The next day, we went to Elizabeth Park to enjoy the cherry blossoms. The cherry trees in the park were relatively large, and I believe they were also relatively old, so the cherry blossoms on the trees were in full bloom. The cherry blossoms here were my favorite light pink color, which made me very excited and I took a lot of photos! On the third day, we went to Granville Island. I didn’t know there were cherry blossoms there until I saw them by accident near the parking lot. Those cherry blossoms were different, with smaller, more pink trees, but when several of them together, they were really beautiful! This trip to visit friends was really a surprise! #Cherry blossoms #AprilGoodDestinations2025 #CanadaTravel #Vancouver

Experience the breathtaking Niagara Falls up close on the Canadian side! Niagara Falls is one of the top waterfall attractions in the world, and witnessing its grandeur in person is truly awe-inspiring. The falls straddle the border between New York State in the USA and Ontario in Canada. Niagara Falls is divided into the 'American side' and the 'Canadian side,' each offering a different view. It has long been said that the view from the Canadian side is superior, providing a more comprehensive and spectacular perspective. If you take a boat ride for a close-up experience, boats from either country will take you right in front of the falls for an exhilarating sensation of being drenched by the waterfall's spray. This part of the experience is the same no matter which country's boat you're on!

👋 Vancouver travel friends, this time we will take you to a few must-see attractions, guaranteed to hit! After watching, be sure to leave a comment and tell me which attraction is your favorite! 😉 #StanleyPark🌲 Stanley Park, located on V6G 1Z4, is the green lung of downtown! With towering red cedar on one side, long seawalls of the ocean on the other, and of course, traditional Indian totems, and popular aquariums. Take a walk and feel the relaxing life of the locals – soak up the sun, enjoy outdoor cycling or skateboarding, and have an open-air movie in the evening! 🚴♂️🌅 Tip: Going to the seaside to watch the sunset is simply great! #FlyoverCanada🎢 There is a FlyOver Canada at 999 Canada Pl, and the 4D simulator is excited just to say it! As if rolled into the clouds, fly over the snow-capped mountains of the Rocky Mountains to the mysterious Arctic, stimulating your senses in all directions! Nice staff, one-stop service! Go see it in the morning, hold on! 🎥🌎 #Capilano Suspension Bridge Park 🌳 The suspension bridge spans the Capilano River and takes a walk in the verdant virgin forest to feel the high altitude. Especially at Christmas, the bright lights in the garden are not to be missed! Remember to bring your little taro balls and son on a different expedition. 🌈🚶♀️ #Granville Island 🎨 Come to the small island near Vancouver Downtown, with an art market on one side and a variety of small shops on the other. It's perfect for a weekend stroll. There are some street performances, and there are also delicious food in the market. It's really comfortable! 🎺🛍️ #CanadaPlaza 🛥️ It is a landmark by the sea, be sure to check in! You can book some Flights tours and take a seaplane bird's eye view of Vancouver for a first-class view. 🏙️✈️ where do you live 🛏️ Don't worry, get it done! Go get the Fairmont Pacific Rim at 1038 Canada Place Way. Enjoy their sumptuous breakfast and then explore the city, smooth as no friends! There are still discounts now. Book now! 🏨🛳️ Hey, Vancouver friends, are you ready to pick up your backpack? Hurry up, Vancouver awaits you! Remember to Follow me and get more to share next time～💬📸 #Vancouver #Vancouver #VancouverTravel #VancouverGood Places #CanadaTravel #CanadaAttractions

#Overseas Family Travel Today I went with them to Vancouver's famous YaleTown✨ for a quick stroll. Take the skytrain to Yaletown-Roundhouse Station, and you’ll be attracted by a variety of artworks as soon as you step out. The characteristic of YaleTown is that no matter where you go, you can feel the atmosphere of art. It is as eye-catching as if you have been to an art city. It is a must-see destination.  (We took a lot of photos here) The park looks ordinary, but when you look up, you can see huge, colorful butterflies🦋. Even the surface of the electrical box is filled with images created by different painters. Most of the buildings in YaleTown are made of red bricks, so they are very pleasing in appearance. It takes about 6 minutes to walk from YaleTown Station to the seaside🌊, and you can see many families spending time here. Cycling, running, skateboarding, etc. are all very popular. If you are hungry, you can go eat steak, sushi, etc. The whole street is full of restaurants~ No need to worry about being hungry😋. Address－YaleTown Environment/Facilities - There may be more people during holidays, suitable for families to spend time with their children, or for friends to come and check in. There are many restaurants here. Features-Super beautiful environment! Awesome, lots of artwork. It’s a check-in destination. Girls will love this place, there are many Korean-style beauty and nail salons～ Rating -5 #yaletown #OverseasTravel #foodphotography #FoodieLife #Vancouver #like #CanadaTravel

I went to Steveston in Vancouver a few days ago, which is right next to Vancouver's Galley Point Park. There is a very cute seafood market called Steveston Fisherman's Wharf, and the fried fish there is really delicious! Highly recommended! ! ! You don’t need to order too much. The ones in the photo show two or three that I’ve already eaten. The ice cream is also very famous, the strawberry flavor and white chocolate wild berry flavor are recommended~ That’s about it. I hope everyone can enjoy the delicious food. #Vancouver #VancouverTravel #CanadaTravel #GalleyPointPark #FoodieLife #Foodie #EatGoodEveryDaySeries

📛All pictures are original, please do not steal them · 🚶‍♂️Granville Island in Vancouver is a beautiful island that offers many unique shopping, dining and art experiences. There are many ways to get there, and the prices vary. Here are some details: 🚌Bus: Taking the bus is the cheapest way to get to Granville Island, with a fare of about $2.75 Canadian dollars per trip. You can take bus numbers 50 or 84 from the city center to the island. 🚕Taxi: Taxi is another convenient way to get to the place, but the price is slightly higher than bus, about 15 to 20 Canadian dollars. 🚲Bicycle: You can also choose to ride a bicycle, which is an environmentally friendly and healthy choice, but you need to consider weather and parking issues. 🛍️There are many specialty shops on Granville Island, such as Public Market, Net Loft and Emily Carr University of Art and Design. There is a wide variety of handicrafts, gifts and food here. 🍔🍟In terms of food, Granville Island offers a wide variety of food, from seafood to desserts, with prices ranging from $5 to $20. It is recommended to try some local specialties such as Vancouver pizza, grilled fish and donuts. 🚶‍♂️Granville Island in Vancouver is a beautiful island that offers many unique shopping, food, and arts experiences. There are many ways to get there and the prices vary. Here are some details: 🚌Bus: Taking a bus is the 🚕Taxi: Taking a taxi is another convenient way to get there, but slightly more expensive than the bus, costing around CAD 15 to 20. 🚲Bike: You can also opt to bike there, which is an eco-friendly and healthy option, but you need to consider the weather and parking issues. 🛍️There are many unique shops on Granville Island, such as the Public Market, Net Loft, and Emily Carr University of Art and Design. Here you can find a variety of handcrafts, gifts, and foods. 🍔🍟Food-wise, Granville Island offers a variety of foods ranging from seafood to desserts, with prices ranging from CAD 5 to 20. It is recommended to try some local specialties such as Vancouver pizza, grilled fish, and donuts. #NewYearGoodDestination #Parent-ChildGoodDestination #foodie #cafe #OverseasTravel #CanadaTravel #VancouverTravel

There are many amazing attractions in UBC (University of British Columbia), here are a few places worth seeing: 🌲Wreck Beach🌊 This is a famous nude beach with stunning sea views and sunny coastline. Here you can relax and enjoy the beauty of nature. 🌳UBC Botanical Garden🌺 UBC Botanical Garden is one of the largest greenhouse botanical gardens in Canada, with a wide variety of plants, such as tropical plants, wild plants and rare plants. Visitors can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and appreciate the variety of plants here. 🏢Museum of Anthropology🏺 This museum has a rich anthropological and cultural heritage, including art from Canadian Aboriginal people, African art and South Pacific art. This is a great place to learn about different cultures. 📚Beaty Biodiversity Museum🦕 This museum is the largest biodiversity museum in Canada, with more than 260,000 biological specimens, including animals, plants and microorganisms. Visitors can learn about the importance of biodiversity and the lifestyles of various organisms here. ⚡️Thunderbird Park: This is a place to showcase Aboriginal culture and an excellent place to hold various activities. Address: 6251 Thunderbird Boulevard, Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z1, Canada ⭐️Museum of Anthropology: This is one of Canada's most important museums of anthropology, with a wealth of exhibits on indigenous cultures. Address: 6393 NW Marine Drive, Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z2, Canada ⛰️Wreck Beach: This is an awe-inspiring beach with stunning ocean views and natural scenery. Address: Trail 6, Vancouver, BC V6T 1W5, Canada 🌳Botanical Garden: This is a paradise surrounded by beautiful gardens, with many rare plants. Address: 6804 SW Marine Drive, Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z4, Canada ⚡️Thunderbird Park: This is a place that showcases indigenous culture and is also a great place to host various events. Address: 6251 Thunderbird Boulevard, Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z1, Canada Overall, UBC is a place full of history, culture, and natural beauty and is definitely worth a visit. 🌞🌲🏞️ · #Good Places for the New Year #Overseas Travel #Vancouver #Canada Travel #University Campus #Good Places for Parents

All pictures are original, please do not steal them❌ · I asked a non-professional photographer in Vancouver to take photos for me just to make friends, but I think the photos he took were also very beautiful. Since he has his own car, I took the subway to Edmonds and then he drove to pick me up. We drove for more than 30 minutes to this small town to take photos. This town is really charming. It is the kind of place that is very peaceful, but has a lot of people, which makes for great photos. Fort Langley: A town full of unique shops, cafes and historic buildings, known for its outdoor activities and beautiful nature walks. From downtown Vancouver, drive along the Trans-Canada Highway or take public transportation to Fort Langley National Historic Site of Canada station. The town of Fort Langley is located in British Columbia, Canada. It is an ancient town full of history and culture. There is plenty to explore here including museums, historic buildings, an old town centre and a variety of shops. Recommended restaurants include: Fort Langley Café Billy Miner Pub Fort Langley National Historic Site Restaurant 🅿️Parking is charged in the town of Fort Langley. Please refer to local parking charges. 💰About $3-4/hour · 🗺️ Arranging a non-professional photographer from Vancouver📷 to take photos for me as a way of making a new friend😃, but the photos he took were very good looking😍! Since he had a car🚗, I took the subway to Edmonds, and he drove to pick me up and we went to Fort Langley for the photo shoot📷. This town is truly charming and has a peaceful, but lively atmosphere that is sure to result in great photos!🌉 🍴 Recommended restaurants include: Fort Langley Café 🍽️ Billy Miner Pub 🍻 Fort Langley National Historic Site Restaurant 🍴 🅿️ Parking in Fort Langley is fee-based, around $3-4 CAD/hour. Please be aware of the local parking fee standards. · #GoodNewYearDestinations #GoodParent-ChildDestinations #OverseasTravel #CanadaTravel #VancouverTravel #PhotoSpots #GoodSuburbanDestinations

Vancouver has a pleasant climate, diverse culture and high standard of living. Rated as one of the most livable cities in the world by the United Nations Human Settlements Programme for many years in a row, Vancouver is also a major political, economic, cultural, tourism and transportation center in western Canada and a world-renowned international metropolis. #NewYearGoodDestinations · Stanley Park Stanley Park is rated as the world's best park because of its perfect integration of city and nature. One of the best city parks. It is the largest urban park in North America and one of the most famous parks in the world. · Vancouver Chinatown In North America, it is the second largest Chinatown after San Francisco Chinatown. There is also a "Millennium Gate" archway with strong Chinese characteristics at the entrance. Remember to take a photo with it~ 📛Chinatown has been very unstable, unsafe and dangerous recently! Please travel with a companion · Gastown Steam Clock The world's first steam-driven clock has a tradition of chiming every 15 minutes that has lasted for hundreds of years. · FlyOver Canada This simulated flight entertainment project took a total of 2 and a half years and $16 million. Sights to see include Newfoundland's icebergs and Niagara Falls. La Grande Falls, etc. · Canada Place Canada Place was the Canadian Pavilion at the 1986 Vancouver World Expo. Five groups The white sail made of fiberglass is also a very eye-catching landmark. · #Good Places for Families #CanadaTravel #VancouverTravel #OverseasTravel

This time we went to the location of Vancouver Island, the capital of British Columbia - Victoria. In terms of transportation, we first took a bus from downtown Vancouver to the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal, then took a ferry (BC Ferries) to Swartz Bay for about 1.5 hours. After getting off the ferry, we took a bus (No. 70/72) for about 45 minutes to downtown Victoria. The inner harbor of Victoria is very beautiful, and the buildings here are all very stylish. Walk slowly in the city center, eat Fish & Chip on the beach, then go to Fisherman's Wharf to eat oysters, stroll around the park, and sit down on the street, which is very leisurely. It’s been a day~😊 #CanadaTravel # Leisurely Freehand # sigh the world

This time went to the location in Edmonton ge Elks National Park, Canada, this is a very well-known and popular ge attraction in the area, the day we went to the weather is very good, you can see very beautiful ge sky, lakes and elk, in addition to recreational equipment, hiking trails, can also camp ...... 😎 The natural environment here is as beautiful as a painting, the view is really very, very beautiful😊👍 If you have the chance to visit Edmonton, be sure to check it out~😉 #CanadaTravel #OutdoorTravel #FamilyGoods

Chief Mountain is 2,769 meters above sea level and is located on the eastern border of Glacier National Park and the Blackfoot Indian Reservation in Montana, USA. The mountain is one of the most prominent peaks and rock formations in the Rocky Mountain Front, a 320-kilometer-long thrust fault known as the Lewis Thrust that stretches from central Montana to southern Alberta, Canada. The peak is therefore easy to see from Alberta, as Mount Chief rises nearly 1,500 metres above the Great Plains to the east. However, it is obvious through comparison that the view of Chief Mountain in the United States is better than that in Canada. Although the time in the picture is obviously wrong in Canada, light cannot change the shape. #OverseasTravel #NorthAmerica #CanadaTourism #Canada #USA #RockyMountains #Pasture #Cattle #Grassland #ChiefMountain

In Ottawa, the capital of Canada 🇨🇦, every winter from January to March ☃️, the Rideau Canal freezes 🥶, and many Canadians skate in the river ⛸️. I even saw a car driving on the river 😂. The river is 7.8 kilometers long, probably the longest natural ice rink in the world🤪! Worth going: 🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁 (7/10) Price: Free #OverseasTravel #CanadaTravel #Canada

In 1842, Abraham Gessner, a geologist, medical doctor and oil industry pioneer, discovered 380 million-year-old fish fossils near Penn-Carleton on the Gaspé Peninsula in Quebec, Canada. Today the area, Miguazu National Park, is a protected area in Binhai Carleton on the Gaspé Peninsula in the Canadian province of Quebec, created by the Quebec government in 1985 and listed as a World Heritage Site in 1999 in recognition of its rich fossils that illustrate key periods in the evolution of life on Earth. The park's museum features exhibits about the park's fossils and paleontology, and the museum's collection includes more than 9,000 fossil fish and plant specimens. #OverseasTravel #CanadaTourism #WorldHeritage #Fossils #NationalPark #canadatravel #parcNationaldeMiguasha

Prince Edward Island is one of Canada's thirteen provinces and territories, located in the Gulf of St. Lawrence in the Atlantic Ocean, adjacent to Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. It is the smallest province in terms of land area and population, but the most densely populated. The island has several nicknames: "Flowerman of the Bay," "Birthplace of the Confederacy," and "Cradle of the Confederacy." Its capital and largest city is Charlottetown. It is one of the three Maritime provinces and one of the four Atlantic provinces. Before the influx of Europeans, this was the traditional territory of the local indigenous people, the Mi'kmaq, and it was colonized by the French in 1604 as part of the Acadian Colony. At the end of the French and Indian War in 1763, the island was ceded to Britain as part of the Colony of Nova Scotia, and in 1769 it became a British colony in its own right. Prince Edward Island hosted the Charlottetown Conference in 1864 to discuss the union of the Maritime Provinces; however, that conference became the first in a series of conferences that led to the formation of the Canadian Confederation in 1867. Prince Edward Island was initially hesitant about confederation, but in 1873, faced with bankruptcy and railroad construction due to land issues, became Canada's seventh province. Before 1997, Prince Edward Island was probably more well-known in Hong Kong than Toronto and Vancouver, because it was probably the province with the lowest threshold for Hong Kong people to immigrate to Canada at that time. Even though I didn't immigrate, I knew about this place, and when I traveled to eastern Canada, it became a place I must visit. If this is your first stop in eastern Canada, you might like this place, but if you drive from Toronto, you will pass through New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Maine, and then enter New Brunswick and Nova Scotia in Canada before arriving at Prince Edward Island. There are so many beautiful sights along the way that I didn't feel anything when I arrived at Prince Edward Island. But this is not because I am tired of the beautiful scenery, but compared with the previous ones, the scenery here is really unremarkable. If you want to have a pure vacation, then this may be a good choice, after all, the supporting facilities are relatively complete. #OverseasTravel #CanadaTourism #Atlantic #Gulf of St. Lawrence #canadatravel #IslandHoliday #staycation

The Bow River is a river in Alberta, Canada. It is a tributary of the South Saskatchewan River and is considered the source of the Nelson River. There are many reeds growing on both sides of the Bow River. These reeds are used by local Indians and other indigenous people to make bows, so it is named Bow River. The picture was taken near Hoodoos Viewpoint on the Banff National Park on the Bow River. #OverseasTravel #CanadaTravel #NationalPark #RockyMountains #Forest #River #canadatravel #OutdoorPlaces

Vermillion Lakes is a group of three lakes located west of Banff, Alberta, in the Canadian Rockies. Vermillion Lakes are formed in the Bow River Valley in Banff National Park, between the Trans-Canada Highway and the Canadian Pacific Railway. A network of lush marshes and expansive lakes in the Bow Valley, Vermillion Lakes is a popular spot for tourists and locals seeking a relaxing solace from the bustling town of Banff. The lakes are close to town and offer stunning views of Mount Rundle and Mount Sulphur, making them a great place to watch the sunrise or sunset, spot wildlife, or just spend a relaxing day on shore. The beauty here is really beyond what pictures can show. When I brought my companions here, they were shocked by the scenery and couldn't help saying that it was a hundred times more beautiful than Jiuzhaigou. Of course, saying a hundred times is an exaggeration, but it is enough to imagine how beautiful the scene must be. #OverseasTravel #Canada #CanadaTravel #RockyMountains #BanffNationalPark #Lake #staycation #banff #canadatravel #FallDestinations #AutumnLeaves

The Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel in Canada, which opened to the public on June 1, 1888, may not be as well-known as the Fairmont Chateau Hotel on Lake Louise. In fact, the surrounding environment, interior decoration and service are better than the Chateau Lake Louise. Of course, the price is also higher. It may be the hotel with the highest room in Canada, but you are not one of them. I think the Fairmont Banff Springs is a good value for money. This set of pictures involves the three rooms we stayed in at the time. The only drawback was that the rooms and bathrooms were particularly small. Another special thing is that although the lowest room price now exceeds CNY3,000, it is a 4-star hotel like the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise. This may be a Canadian hotel feature. Two of the room types are the most expensive in the hotel. When I checked in on September 23, 2015, I remember the room was CNY3600+, but I could enjoy the services of the executive lounge. #CanadaTravel #Canada #HotspringHotel #staycation #HotelDealHotel #Cost-EffectiveHotel #HotelAfternoonTea #HotelAccommodation #HotelExperienceOfficer #HotelRecommendation #canadatravel #fairmont

Niagara Falls is the collective name for three waterfalls on the Niagara River in the Great Lakes region of North America. With an average flow of 2,407 cubic meters per second, it is known as one of the world's three largest transnational waterfalls along with Iguazu Falls in South America and Victoria Falls in southern Africa. Niagara Falls is world-famous for its beautiful scenery, huge hydroelectric power capacity and extremely challenging environmental protection projects, and is a very popular tourist attraction. The entire waterfall spans Ontario, Canada and New York, USA, forming the Niagara Gorge in the south. The three waterfalls are, in descending order of size, Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls. Among them, the Horseshoe Falls is located on the border between the United States and Canada. The waterfall is 51 meters high and 820 meters wide. It is also called the Canadian Falls. About 90% of the Niagara River flows through the Horseshoe Falls after being diverted for hydroelectric power generation. The American Falls are 260 meters wide and have a drop of 21 to 34 meters. They are all located within the United States and are separated by Goat Island. The American Falls accounts for about 10% of the total water volume of Niagara Falls. Bridal Veil Falls is also located in the United States. The waterfall is 15 meters wide and has a drop of 24 to 31 meters. It is separated from the American Falls by Luna Island and the amount of water it occupies is insignificant in the entire Great Falls. #OverseasTravel #Canada #CanadaTravel #Waterfalls #United States #canada #canadatravel #niagarafalls

No matter where you are in Lake Louise, you can almost always see the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise located on the east shore. It occupies the most prominent geographical location in Lake Louise and has become a must-visit place for almost all tourists visiting Lake Louise. Even if you do not stay in this hotel, especially Chinese tour groups, they will arrange to visit or shop inside. As a high-end hotel, the Chateau Lake Louise has a very low cost-performance ratio. I stayed in a lake view king room with windows facing the lake directly, which is also one of the best places to take pictures of the lake view. But the room is too small, only a pitiful 21 square meters, and the bathroom basin is also tiny. The hotel's public areas are quite good, with complete facilities and different activities. #OverseasTravel #Canada #CanadaTravel #5-starHotel #HotelIntroduction #FairmontHotel #BanffNationalPark #canadatravel #canada #lakelouise #hotel #fairmontchateaulakelouise

Canmore is a small town in Alberta, Canada, in the Rocky Mountains, approximately 81 km west of Calgary, near the southeastern boundary of Banff National Park. Canmore has a mild climate compared to most of Canada, with the coldest temperature in January being −8 °C, which feels warmer than it actually is due to low humidity. Summers are very short and cool, while winters are long but sunny and dry. The region has an average of 330 sunny days per year. The Canmore Nordic Centre hosted some of the 1988 Winter Olympics, including cross-country skiing, biathlon and Nordic combined. #OverseasTravel #CanadaTravel #Canada #RockyMountains #River #Mountain #Forest #canada #canadatravel

Moraine Lake is a glacial lake in Banff National Park, Canada, at an altitude of 1,884 meters, with an area of ​​only 0.5 square kilometers. It is located in the rugged Ten Peaks Valley and is surrounded by mountains, waterfalls, and rock piles, creating a stunning scene. On sunny days the water often takes on the most amazing colour, a vivid turquoise that changes to varying degrees throughout the summer as the glaciers melt. It almost seems unreal. Because Moraine Lake is a glacial lake, the water only reaches its highest point in mid- to late June each year, reflecting the deposited rock powder and presenting a beautiful blue-green color. Sit by the lake and soak up the views and pure mountain air, or explore further through boating and hiking. It's an iconic, jaw-dropping place that is sure to leave a lasting impression. A great view of Moraine Lake - the Valley of the Ten Peaks, which was featured on the reverse side of the Canadian $20 bill issued in 1969 and 1979. #OverseasTravel #CanadaTravel #RockyMountains #BanffNationalPark #Lake #SnowMountain #canada #canadatravel #morainelake

I went to the Yukon region of Canada specifically to see the Northern Lights. However, I only saw them once during the 4 night and 5 day trip, and that was when I drove out of Whitehorse to find them. Although I later saw them near Marsh Lake, the intensity of the aurora outbreak was too weak. The photo is the brightness of a long exposure. In fact, the aurora seen by the naked eye is darker than the color in the photo. #OverseasTravel #CanadaTravel #Yukon #NorthernLights #Lake #SnowMountain #Canada #CanadaTravel #Aurora #MarshLake #Yukon

The Yukon River is one of the major river systems in North America, originating in the Yukon Territory of Canada. The Yukon River is 3,700 kilometers long and flows northward from its source through the Yukon-Kuskokwim alluvial fan into the Bering Sea. More than half of the river is located in the U.S. state of Alaska, while the rest is mostly located in the Yukon Territory, with a small portion in British Columbia. The Yukon River is the longest river in Alaska or the Yukon Territory, so it was the main transportation route for the Klondike Gold Rush from 1896 to 1903, and riverboats continued to ply the Yukon until the 1950s, when they were replaced by the Klondike Highway. The main purpose of going to the Yukon River was to find a place to photograph the northern lights and their reflections at night, but everything was in vain as the sky was covered with clouds again at night. #CanadaTravel #OverseasTravel #Yukon #NorthernLights #Lakes #Rivers #canada #canadatravel #yukon

Cape Breton Highlands National Park is a Canadian national park located in the northern part of Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. It is also the first national park in Canada's Atlantic province, covering an area of ​​948 square kilometers. It consists of mountains, valleys, waterfalls, rocky coastline and the Cape Breton Highlands, a tundra-like plateau. Forest types include Acadian and boreal forests. The park includes the highest point in Nova Scotia, White Mountain, which stands at 533.5 metres above sea level. Although it may not look very beautiful in the photo, after all, the weather and photography skills were not good at that time. But the feeling of being there in person is excellent, and in my mind the beauty of the scenery is by no means inferior to the famous Banff National Park in the Rocky Mountains. #CanadaTravel #NationalPark #Atlantic Ocean #CapeBreton #FallDestinations #FallTaste #canadatravel #canada #bretonIsland

Located approximately 92 km southeast of Whitehorse, the capital of Canada's Yukon Territory, Little Atlin Lake is an ideal place for fishing enthusiasts, with 23 species of fish having been spotted, including the most popular northern pike, lake trout and lake whitefish, with northern pike being the top species. The natural scenery is also very beautiful. When I went there in 2015, I could only take pictures with a camera. I believe it will be breathtakingly beautiful when photographed with a drone in the future. #OverseasTravel#CanadaTourism#Canada#Yukon#Lake#Ice#Snow Mountain#Forest#canada#canadatravel#yukon#littleatlinlake

Tagish Lake is a lake in the Yukon and northern British Columbia, Canada. The lake is more than 100 kilometers long and about 2 kilometers wide. It has two tributaries, the long Taku on the east side, which is mainly in British Columbia, and the Windy Arm on the west side, which is mainly in the Yukon Territory. On January 18, 2000, a carbonaceous chondrite, now called "Tagish Lake", fell on the frozen surface of the Taku Arm, so the Chinese name of this lake on Google Maps is "Tagish Lake Meteorite". Researchers from the University of Calgary, the University of Western Ontario and NASA discovered and studied the meteorite fragments, which are now in the collection of the University of Alberta. The main purpose of coming here is to see the Northern Lights, but due to weather changes at night, it is difficult to do so. #OverseasTravel#CanadaTourism#YukonTerritory#WinterTravel#SnowMountain#Lake#Forest#TagishLake#canadatravel#canada#yukon

The focus of this set of pictures is not how beautiful they are, but to carefully observe the water level difference at the same location. Picture 1 was taken at 18:48 and Picture 10 was taken at 14:32. The time between the first and last photos is 3 hours and 16 minutes. Figure 9 was taken at 14:34. Looking from the same location, 3 hours and 14 minutes after Figure 9 was taken, the tide (sea level) had risen to the sea level in Figure 9. The Bay of Fundy is an inlet between the Canadian provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, with a small portion bordering the U.S. state of Maine. It is home to the largest tides in the world. The tidal range in the Bay of Fundy is about 16 meters, while the global average tidal range is about 1 meter. The different tidal ranges depend mainly on the position of the moon, the sun and atmospheric conditions. The tides are semi-diurnal, meaning they have two high tides and two low tides each day, with approximately 6 hours and 13 minutes between each high and low tide. The tides flowing through the channel are very powerful due to the tidal resonance of the funnel-shaped bay. In a single 12-hour tidal cycle, 100 billion tons of water flow in and out of the Gulf, twice the total flow of all the world's rivers during the same period. The Annapolis Royal Generating Station on the south shore of the Bay of Fundy is a 20-megawatt tidal power station, one of the few in the world and the only one in North America. #Canada #CanadaTravel #Bay of Fundy #Tide #Pay attention to the tide when you go to the rocky beach

Transportation Tips- It is best to drive yourself and park in a nearby parking lot. You can also take a bus to UBC and then walk there, but it will be farther. After reaching the entrance, you have to walk through a path through the woods and down the stairs, which is quite hidden. It takes about twenty minutes to walk to reach the beach. It is recommended to go back and forth along the original route. Local Attractions - Wreck Beach Located within the UBC area, on school days, you will always see young students sunbathing/having fun on the beach. This is also a famous nude beach. #CanadaTourism #Canada

Every time I go back to Canada 🇨🇦 I love going Edward Gardens🌻 Walk around because there are many varieties of flowers The four seasons have different looks 🍃☀️🍂☃️ You will also see a lot of wildlife 🦆🦫 You can walk for a few hours each time you go if you can still get the right time Book a free tour to learn more Plant 🌵history 📚 and ecology 🌳🪵🐿🌲 📍777 Lawrence Avenue East Toronto, ON M3C 1P2 #OverseasTravel #CanadaTravel #FlowerViewing Strategy