In Canada, We Have Fun, My Dear Canada!

Canada is a country of vast distances and rich natural beauty. Economically and technologically, and in many other ways, it is very similar to its southern neighbor, the United States, although there are significant differences between the two countries. While both countries have a long and continuing history of colonialism over the indigenous peoples of their countries, Canada is very happy with its British heritage and many Canadians are proud of it. Much of Canada’s built environment and current influence comes mainly from immigrants from two European countries, Great Britain and France. This dual nature is very different from that of the United States, and in some parts of Canada, particularly Quebec and New Brunswick, Canadians speak mainly French.

Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls or Niagara Falls is a set of three waterfalls located on the Niagara River that connects Lake Erie with Lake Ontario in eastern North America on the Canada-US border. United States: the “Horseshoe” or Canadian Falls; the “American Falls”. Niagara Falls has become one of the best tourist sites in Canada for years. In fact, many couples make Niagara the perfect place to get married. This indicates that this place is romantic enough to link love. The best time to visit Niagara is from June to August. Niagara fog and wind can make the air a little cooler.

National Banff Park

Banff National Park is located in the Canadian Rockies, 120 km west of the city of Calgary in the province of Alberta. Its date of creation, 1885, makes it the oldest national park in Canada. This national park is the first national park in Canada. Located in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, Banff National Park can offer you a beauty you will never forget. A comfortable hotel is available if you do not want to camp. In Banff, you can ski on Mount Norquay, climb mountains, stand on an iconic limestone pillar called Hoodoos and ride a bike to Healy Creek.

Jasper National Park of Canada

Jasper National Park is a vast wilderness area in the Canadian Rockies, in the province of Alberta. It includes glaciers, lakes and peaks, including Mount Edith Cavell at 3,363 m altitude. From the town of Jasper, the Icefields Parkway passes through the subalpine forest and the huge Columbia Icefield. There are various outdoor activities available, including hiking, camping and skiing. Elk, moose, bighorn sheep, and bears are all part of the native wildlife. Jasper National Park is Canada’s largest national park, visiting this park is very desirable with your family!