Niagara Falls, USA / Canada

Niagara Falls is probably the most famous waterfalls in the world. Niagara Falls are actually three waterfalls (Horseshoe Falls, the American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls) Which sitting right on the border between the United States and Canada.
The Falls drop on the highest point of more than 50 meters and every minute, which gives a little more than 110,000 cubic meters of water on average. It is possible to obtain near the waterfalls and a little wet, the out of the mist and better to hear the sound of the water, aboard the "Maid of the Mist", a tour boat in operation since 1846. (Not same boat..just the same name) It's pretty common to see rainbows on sunny days because of the huge amount of fog

For more information visit Wikipedia -. Niagara Falls

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Fisgard Lighthouse, Canada

Fisgard Lighthouse, British Columbia, Canada.
In Colwood, on Fisgard Island at the end of Esquimalt Harbour, is the site of Fisgard Lighthouse, the first lighthouse on the West Coast of Canada.

For more information Wikipedia Fisgard Lighthouse

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Winter is the best season for a visit to Vancouver, Canada

Winter. It is worthwhile to remember why most magic of the four seasons is precisely this time of year. If you want to experience the splendor and lavish holiday idyll of the most popular tourist destinations, now is the time to pack your bags and get involved dreams into a winter adventure. If you are one of those people who like snow and love hockey, Canada must be one of your favorite destinations. Our recommendation is to go there to visit a great game and enjoy the beautiful nature.

Canada is just another city worth visiting. If you've never been there, now is the right time for it. Go to this parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy, to explore something new or just to feed your need to travel. However, you will be glad you did.

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Vancouver opens its doors and offers an unforgettable experience. This place, officially known as the city of Vancouver is the largest city in mainland British Columbia, Canada. It was also the top destination in Canada by traveling in a name. Vancouver is the eighth largest Canadian community after the 2011 census, which recorded 603 502 people in the city. But, the Greater Vancouver area with about 2.4 million inhabitants, the third largest metropolitan area in the country and the third largest city with a developed film industry in North America. It has the most active start-up companies.

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Vancouver was awarded the title of the most beautiful city because of the large lake and the mountains that surround it. It is a city with lots of greenery and the lowest rate of carbon dioxide emissions on the continent. From water and snowy mountains, Vancouver is a city that most stands are by the year 2020. It offers many activities, such as the practice of "Green Buildings", planning and engineering, with ambitions on the "greenish" city in the world of Winter Sports, hiking, camping to entertainment content. There are lots of theaters, museums, parks and beaches. You need the longest suspension bridge named Capilano Bridge, which is located in a national park in North Vancouver to visit. It is 140 meters long and more than 800,000 tourists visited.

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Kootenay National Park, Canada

Kootenay National Park is located in British Columbia, Canada. It is adjacent to Banff National Park.
The park is open throughout the year, but all the campsites are only open from May to late September.
It was declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, 1984

For more information visit Wikipedia - Kootenay National Park

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Lake O'Hara, Canada

Lake O'Hara is a lake in the Alpine region of Yoho National Park, British Columbia, Canada. Yoho National Park is located adjacent to Banff National Park and Kootenay National Park everything apart are the Canadian Rockies,

There is a limit on the amount of people who visit every day to protect the sensitive alpine environment , (To achieve reservations Lake O'Hara are 3 months in advance). For more information Look at Parks Canada

(For more information and a map of the walk around the lake you can to check on his blog an article by Ben Neumann -. He wrote that the way to the Lake O 'Hara is one of the most beautiful walks that he ever moved)

For more information visit Wikipedia -. Lake O'Hara

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The Boreal Forest, Canada

The Canadian Boreal Forest is one of the largest forests and wetlands, which is still on the face of the earth (a boreal forests are also known as "Taiga") are left. The Canadian Boreal Forest has a very large populations of wolves, grizzly bears, and caribou. The Canadian Boreal Forest contains about 1.5 million lakes, fresh water 80% Earth (without refrigerated areas) are also some of the largest lakes in Canada can be found there. In Alberta, approximately 90% of the cut lines (almost a decade later) not yet grown back, and mark the earth as man-made scars (cut lines are narrow and linear functions created as part of the geophysical surveys). Instead, cut lines accumulate water and small canals.

Since 2004, a videographer / photographer from Montreal named Eamon MacMahon. spends about three months each year, in the north of Canada and Alaska, he affectionately called The Canadian Boreal Forest "Amazon of the North" and advocates, why Canada has the boreal forest something to give "room to breathe" (Click here for articles he wrote for the "Walrus Magazine") (or click here for its website)
All 3 photos below are from Eamon MacMahon and apart from his project - " Amazon of the North "

For more information about The Canadian Boreal Forest visit Wikipedia -. Boreal forest of Canada

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Moraine & amp; Consolation Lakes, Canada

Moraine Lake, Alberta, Canada.
Moraine Lake is located at the same starting point in the Valley of the Ten Peaks, which is apart from the Banff National Park.
the Consolation Lakes Trail can be found. (scroll to the bottom of the page to see Lower Consolation Lake).

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Moraine Lake, Canada

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Moraine Lake, Canada

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Healy Pass, Banff Park, Canada

Healy Pass is in Banff National Park, which was the oldest national park in Canada, Banff National Park in 1885 in the Rocky Mountains, Canada.
walking to and furnishings from Healy Pass is can be physically demanding, but is, this place is nothing short of a breathtaking vantage point.

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