Top 10 destinations to visit in Canada

Canada is a country filled with fascinating places and wonderful adventures. There are numerous destinations in the maple leaf country, where narrowing your choice of destination – can be a daunting task. Here, in this write-up, we will be going through the Top 10 destinations, every traveler determines to explore in the great white north. Get in touch with immigration consultants to know more about the travel visa requirements.

Top 10 destinations to visit in Canada

1. Banff and Lake Louise, Alberta – Located inside the borders of the massive Banff National Park – the surrounding areas are one of the best places to travel to. Here, you can discover the Rocky Mountains, electric blue glacier lakes, waterfalls, and abundant wildlife. With its breath-taking outdoors - hiking trails up to the mountains in unparalleled silence is just steps away.
    
2. Kluane National Park, Yukon – Featuring Canada’s tallest peak, this huge park in western Yukon is 22,000 sq. km. of lush valleys, blue glaciers, and untamed territory. You can hike using the vast network of trails and could walk for days without tumbling on another person.
    
3. Gros Morne National Park, Newfoundland – The place is undoubtedly one of the best destinations to visit in Canada. A unique park – packs a massive amount of geological diversity, can be visited in just a couple of days. The place also features an area where the earth’s mantle is exposed!
    
4. Long Beach, Tofino, British Columbia – Claimed the “Best Surf Town” in North America, Tofino is a magical beach town in the west coast of Vancouver Island. The relatively remote location doesn’t fail to attract surfers, nature lovers and thrill-seekers. An unmatched beauty.
    
5. Cavendish Beach, Prince Edward Island – Dunes, green rolling hills, backed up by reddish sand skirting cool Atlantic waters, this is one of the less preferred destinations in the maple leaf country. The temptation to linger on the beach is strong though. While you’re there, you can explore the nearby historical sites. Get in touch with immigration experts, to know more about your Canada PR.
    
6. The Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick – Shortlisted in the list of the new seven wonders of the natural world – the tides separating New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, maybe one of the best places to visit in Canada. Being a place with the most extreme tides on earth – you can witness tides rise & fall more than 55 feet at some places. Witnessing the place first-hand is nothing short of magical.
    
7. Churchill, Manitoba – The Subarctic town, set on the shores of Hudson Bay – the place is globally recognized as the polar bear capital of the world. Astonishingly, the place also includes a “Polar Bear Jail” – which holds bears that wander into the town. Of course, until they are released back into the wild. 
8. The Muskoka Lakes, Ontario – Once claimed as the “Best Trips” by NAT GEO – the cottage country has long been a destination for weekend warriors of the city. The place also includes luxury accommodations such as JW Marriot and Lake Rousseau, for those who wish to spend quality time in the abyss of the charm, the Muskoka Lakes has to offer.
    
9. CN Tower, Toronto – It may not be the tallest towers in the world now – standing at 1,815 feet, the CN Tower is still one of the attractions, receiving the highest numbers of visitors. The tower also features an “Edge Walk”, which is for daredevils who wish to walk along a 5-foot wide span, at a height of 116 stories. An observation deck is a must option.
    
10. Quebec City – Being the oldest walled city in North America – the city holds its unmistakable French- Canadian character, along with its European Charm and sophistication. There’s plenty to do, see and eat in Quebec. The city also organizes a world-famous winter carnival.

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