Nestled in the mid of the Mackenzie Mountains, the Nahanni National Park Reserve in the Canadian Northwest Territories is flanked by the South Nahanni’s as well as Flat rivers’ valleys. This UNESCO world Heritage site is accessible from the Fort Nelson, Fort Nelson, Fort Liard, Watson Lake, Yellowknife, and Muncho Lake by air charter services. One of the interesting things to know about your charter landing is that there are only two aircraft landing sites: Virginia Falls and Rabbitkettle Lake within the Nahanni National Park Reserve. Designated as the protector of the South Nahanni River that is among the beautifully wildest water bodies, this park is famous among the tourists for its distinct geological features as well as spectacular scenery that includes the Virginia Falls known  [...]

Nahanni National Park Reserve is an extremely interesting example for northern wilderness rivers, gorges, canyons and alpine tundra. The park comprises a total area of about 1840 square miles; and is situated on the center of the river valleys of Flat River and South Nahanni River that are situated in the southwestern part of the Northwest Territories. This park boasts of deep canyons and larger-than-life waterfalls. What sets this park apart from others is the unique limestone cave system that you’ll find here. The park also houses animals that belong to the boreal forest; and these would include the likes of grizzly bears, wolves, and the caribou. Mountain goats and Dall’s sheep would also be found in the alpine environment created by the park. Within the boundaries of the park, you  [...]

Waterton National Park is an unspoiled jewel. It is situated in the southern region of Alberta, along the US—Canada border. The park’s Canadian side includes a portion of the Glacier National Park of Montana. This has led to the creation of an international peace park. Waterton National Park has a plethora of natural attractions. Cameron Falls and Red Rock Canyon are the most popular attractions within the park. Both these sites offer wonderful opportunities for wildlife viewing. Most tourists enjoy day hikes here. Hiking is the most popular activity. The trail at Crypt Lake encourages amateur and professional hikers alike. Waterton town site is situated at the heart of the park. Through this site, easy access is attained to the major attractions of the park. Restaurants, souvenir  [...]

Montreal is a city that holds its reputation for being a ‘visitor-friendly’ city. It has recently come up with some rather smart plans of making its streets a little friendlier for the type of crowd that would rather paddle than vroom through. This is a famous Travel America place. It is steps like these that will help make this already green city, greener. Bike Rentals that are Easy: This system was launched in the year 2009; and the extremely popular ‘public bike-share program’ is known to offer extremely convenient bike rental programs for a good 7 months in the year (May to November). The program will rent out something called a BIXI key to people for a price ($5 for a day/ $ 28 for a month) and then you could check out any of the city’s solar powered stations of this  [...]

Waterfalls are nature’s finest creations. They come in a variety of sizes. The routes too are unique to each. However, they all have one thing in common: grandeur. Waterfalls are judged on the basis of their height, width, and style. The volume of water too determines the fame of each waterfall. The different styles of waterfalls include cascades, tiers, horsetails, and single drops, which are also known as plunges. Some of the larger waterfalls have multiple styles. Alfred Creek Falls is perhaps the tallest waterfall in all of North America. The waterfall cascades down a distance of 700 meters or 2296 feet. From the solid bedrock wall to the large alluvial fan, the waterfall is stunning. The waterfall runs of the famous Alfred Glacier. The waterfall is located in the Sunshine Coast  [...]

What makes Toronto so famous? Is it because it’s gay friendly city or for being one of the top financial centre in the world? Whatever the answer be, but Toronto has attracted many tourists and travelers from all over the world. No one wants to miss out nightlife of here, gay clubs, Sports stadium, city hall, Harborfront or anything else. Being a traveler like me, you also want to see things, which are worth seeing because you at the same time if time isn’t permitting you to visit two places at same time than you have to make choice between two. What if you by making wrong choice and later going there realize it! You will just be depressed for making that choice and will wished, “hell, should have gone there instead of these!” Has happened with me! As I love to travel and see new and  [...]

The Royal Ontario Museum is frequently acknowledged as the ROM, is positioned in Toronto in Ontario, Canada. It is known to be largest museum across Canada for world culture as well as natural history. The Royal Ontario Museum is the fifth major museum across North America, which contains over six million items as well as more than 40 galleries. It has outstanding gatherings of dinosaurs, East Asian art, Near Eastern as well as African art, European history, in addition to Canadian history. It contains the prime collection of fossils across the world from the Burgess Shale with over 150,000 specimens. The Royal Ontario Museum has as well hosted a number of traveling exhibits. The Royal Ontario Museum is positioned at the corner of Avenue Road and Bloor Street, in the northern region of  [...]

More than 18 billion visit Canada just to get a glimpse of a massive wonder of the world – Niagara Falls, Canada. However, Niagara Falls, also known as simply the Falls, is also seen from U.S. It is known to be a horseshoe on the Canadian side and a Bridal Veil on the American. The Horseshoe Falls, measuring 2,600 feet wide and over 170 feet tall, spurts over 600,000 gallon per second. This enormous size of gush moves into Upper Great Lakes, then Lake Ontario, and ultimately in the ocean. It’s definitely a huge contributor to Great Lakes, which holds around 20% of the world’s fresh water. Sounds quite gigantic, isn’t it? However, this speeding gush of water was brought to standstill on two instances. In 1848, the Falls froze due to abrupt rise in temperature. However, this miraculous  [...]

The 2010 host of Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, the city of Vancouver is certainly a vibrant destination for a holiday. Location This Canadian city with an area of 114 square kilometers is flanked by the Strait of Georgia to the west and Pacific Ocean on the other side. On the north of the city is the Burrard Inlet and to the south is the Fraser River. Vancouver is located on the Burrard Peninsula. Best time to visit Vancouver experiences a maritime climate where the winters are mild and summers warm. Summers are when most of the tourists come to Vancouver. Winters are a good time for skiing here, though they do bring a lot of rain as well. How to reach The Vancouver International Airport is the main entry point to Western Canada and serves the flights from British Colombia,  [...]

The city of Montreal is the Quebec Province of Canada, on its south-western side. On its south is the St. Lawrence River and to its north is the Riviere des Prairies. Montreal is the largest city in the province of Quebec. Best time to visit Montreal The best time to visit Montreal is in summer, which is also a festive season here. Winters too are far from boring here, though May from October offers the best weather here in Montreal. How to reach Montreal’s Pierre Elliot Trudeau International is well connected to all domestic cities, cities from United States and some international destinations too. Buses too serve this city. There are trains too serving Montreal. For instance, there are trains from New York to Montreal daily. Within the city, you can travel on metros, buses  [...]