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The Many Facets of Canada

Canada is the largest country in North America and one of the richest in the world. The whole of Canada is broken down into various regions. In the Western region, one could see the provinces of British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba. The eastern region is composed of provinces of Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Labrador, Quebec, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

Yukon, Nunavut and Northwest Territories are located in the northern region of Canada. Each of this province has its own symbol and somewhat independent from the Canadian national government.

The Wonders of Canada

Going around Canada, one could see and experience diversity in its many cities. The cosmopolitan city of Ottawa boosts of renovated Victorian homes, shops and restaurants. The city of Vancouver is famous for its mild climate and natural beauty. The city is a favorite year-round destination of many tourists because of the diverse activities that could be enjoyed, from land and water sports to theater festivals to opera and nightlife.

Montreal, the little French city, is noted for its hand drum shows during Sundays in Mount Royal. Meanwhile, Toronto is the site of the CN Tower, which is considered as the tallest building in the world. Visitors who dared to go up to the top of 1,815-foot building will be treated to a spectacular view while walking on its glass floor and savor the tasty dishes served at the building's revolving restaurant.

If you are into laid-back entertainment, you can bring your Stetson hat to the Calgary Stampede where rodeos, concerts and chuckwagon races take place every July.

When to Travel

Because of the vastness of the country, Canada's weather is also varied. Hot summer days and cold winter nights prevail in the Arctic Circle while warm summers and mild winters can be experienced in British Columbia.

October to May are the winter months in Quebec City and Montreal. Meanwhile, Toronto has the warmest summers of all Canadian cities. Peak travel seasons in Canada vary, depending on your reason for traveling to the region. If you are a winter sports enthusiast, the best chance to enjoy a good snow is from November to March. Meanwhile, the best weather to go out caravanning or camping to national parks, lakes or beaches in British Columbia is during the months of May to September.

November to February is off season for traveling in Canada. You can avail of cheap flights tickets and hotel accommodations. But if you are not interested in skiing, snowmobiling, ice-fishing, snowshoeing, snowboarding and dog-sledding, better keep off the region during these months.

Travel experts suggest booking local flights when going from one Canadian city to another. There are many airlines providing domestic flights that traveling huge distances in the region is never a problem.

You can also opt to travel by train or rental car. When you book your flights to Canada, try to search also for discounted automobile rental car rates.

All U.S. citizens are not required to have a visa if they plan to stay in any Canadian province or territory for only six months.