Five Top Tourist Attractions in Canada

Canada is one of the amazing country in this world. There is lots of tourist attraction places. All are really awesome places
to visit.

This is the list of top five Canada attractions and destinations.
1. Niagara Falls is the most powerful waterfall.
2. CN tower the tallest standing structure in the world.
3. Old Montreal.
4 Toronto.
5. Vancouver.

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Hey Mohit, as a born Canadian I can probably add a few comments.

Your list sounds fine for people who appreciate cities. I am more of an 'outdoors' kind of guy. I was born in Toronto and have never been to Niagara Falls...way too commercialized. Try Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe/Zambia for a real waterfall attraction.

As for the other Canadian 'must sees' I would say Newfoundland for the friendliest people in the world and some really rugged land and forests.

The Yukon (in summer), the Badlands in Alberta, the Rocky Mountains and especially Lake Louise/Banff any time of year.

The greatest thing about Canada for me is that it is the 3rd largest country in the world with only half the population of the UK. Which translates into lots of wide open spaces and pristine forest, mountains, lakes and rivers. About 60% of Canada is 'crown land' which means it is owned by the government...which means the people of Canada and that means anyone can have access for camping, 4x4's, snowmobiles, hiking.

Also, no council tax, stamp duty, annual MOTs, vehicle tax discs or TV licences. The Canadian version of the VAT is 5%. I should probably stop now before I start to wonder why the hell I moved here to the UK....

Hello Tembo, My dear friend I think you must be proud Canadian. Well thank you so much for this valuable information. I am very glad to hear about your reviews about Canada. Really you share some amazing things. Thank you so much once again. Cheers

I agree with you these are top attractions of Canada. All places have its own attraction and my favorite destination is in BC like Calgary and Vancouver.

Like Tembo, we like the natural scenery.
The highlights on our trip through Canada will be the Rocky Mountains with the well known National Parks and we will visit the hardly known “Red Rock Coulee Natural Area”, 26 km south of Medicine Hat.
For some really beautiful Falls we will visit the "Iguacu Falls" on the border of Argentina and Brazil, a few years later.

Happy Trails, Rob

Can't disagree with Tembo ... Vic Falls as an experience blows Niagra out of the water (excuse the pun). As Falls, Niagra is great, but the town just reminds me on Blackpool! Toronto and Vancouver great cities though, so can't complain there. Especially as Vic Falls means you've probably just been on a South African, Zambian or Botswana safari too

If anyone has been watching the whale watching series on UK TV recently with Nigel Marven then you'll certainly add Vancouver island and the surrounding waters to the must sees, especially April time. The Grey Whales are migrating through from Mexico, there are Orcas around, and the bears are after the salmon. Looked amazing.

Just a travel story...

About 25 years ago a buddy of mine was touring Vancouver Island on his Harley. He was on the little-populated western coast when he stopped to have lunch beside the pacific. While munching on a sandwich he noticed a gold plaque stuck into the side of a big pile of rock sitting about 100m offshore. After a while he decided he had to know what it said. Since no one was around he peeled off his kit, dove into the pretty cold water and swam out. Reaching the rock, he climbed up the side and down a ledge to the front where he could read the plaque, which read: No swimming, killer whales.

Tembo wrote:

Just a travel story...
No swimming, killer whales.

I could not agree more with you. But apart from these there are also other beautiful places to see in Canada.

Canada's Wonderland is home to the largest wooden roller coaster in existence in. The park consists of 2,500 acres of land in the Canadian Rockies

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The Great Canadian Mindbuster...I think that is what the wooden roller coaster is called. I have been on it several times in years past. Always enjoyed the ride.

Thanks a lot for sharing this very nice information about these top attractions of Canada. I'll definitely visit over there, if i get a chance!!!

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I just nip over to eldest daughters, she lives in Toronto.