According to a report on the website of the British newspaper The Independent, the renowned top travel magazine Rough Guide recently conducted a reader poll to select the twenty most beautiful countries (regions) in the world. Canada ranked second, just behind Scotland. This list is highly regarded by travel industry professionals.
Canada is world-renowned for its magnificent scenery and pure, natural living environment. It is not just home to lumberjacks, beavers, and maple syrup; the collision of its pristine beauty and majestic landscapes is also truly fascinating.
According to Rough Guide, you should not miss these 10 places when traveling to Canada:
First: You cannot miss Vancouver.
An excellent geographical location, first-class beaches, and international cuisine!
Second: The Laurentians
Superb open vistas and breathtaking scenery that will make you temporarily forget about human society!
Third: Fogo Island, Newfoundland
Untouched, pristine beauty. Stunning fishing villages, blue seas, and clear skies.
Fourth: Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort
Need we say more? The top ski resort in North America; you haven't really been to Canada if you haven't been here.
Fifth: Art Gallery of Ontario
The Art Gallery of Ontario houses countless treasures by the Canadian Group of Seven, and the building's own architectural design is a masterpiece.
Sixth: Prince Edward Island, eat lobster!
Relax on Cavendish Beach, the unique red sand beach of PEI National Park, and then enjoy a grand lobster feast!
Seventh: Bear Paradise, get up close with grizzly bears
Travel from Prince Rupert to the grizzly bear habitat—the Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bear Sanctuary. Over 60 grizzly bears live here! You can observe their lives up close.
Eighth: Georgian Bay Islands
Georgian Bay Islands National Park in Ontario possesses a unique beauty: wind-swept white pines, bare rocky cliffs, and vast, desolate waters. It is easy to explore the scenery by canoe or kayak.
Ninth: Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
Among all the historic fishing towns in Nova Scotia, Lunenburg is the most beautiful.
Tenth: Gros Morne National Park
A UNESCO World Heritage site, where glacial movement has created breathtaking landscapes. Coastal lowlands, alpine plateaus, bays, glacial fjords, cliffs, waterfalls, and many pristine lakes.
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