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Here's Why You Should Visit Canada In 2017

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7 February 2017

Why You Should Visit Canada In 2017

With world politics taking its toll on America, Europe and the Middle East — Canada seems to be enjoying a moment right now. At almost 2000 square kilometres, the world's second-largest country is truly nature's best masterpieces.

A diverse landscape that covers beaches, mountains and glaciers and a culture that's as heterogeneous as the landscape — Canada ticks all the right boxes for an ideal vacation spot. This year, the friendly Northern country marks its150th anniversary with nationwide celebrations and festivals. As for tourists - now seems to be the perfect time to embrace the Canadian wilderness.

Here are a few of the countless reasons to visit Canada in 2017.

1. It's Canada's 150th anniversary

Canadians are going all out with their 150th years of confederation in 2017. The year is laced with festivals, fireworks, state-level competitions and massive carnivals. If you're planning to travel anywhere around July 1st — you're in for a spectacular treat!

2. You can dine at the top of Niagara Falls

Your visit to Canada is incomplete without dining at the top of Niagara falls. It's 150,000 gallons of water crashing down in a horseshoe shaped waterfall, creating a refreshing mist to breathe in — would you dare to miss it?

3. You can get lost (willingly) at Butchart Gardens in Vancouver

Enter the enchanting 55 acres of floral wonder that changes with every season. The Butchart Gardens is a prized jewel of the Canadian history. The landscaped gardens are intricately designed with themed sub-gardens that include sunken walk paths, rose covered mazes and fire lights in summers.

4. Take a dip in the hot springs of the Canadian Rockies

The Canadian Rockies are famous for their adrenaline pumping adventure sports. From hiking to trekking - tourists plan out an exhausting outdoor day only to end it with a tantalising dip in the steamy hot springs. Some of the famous hot spring locations include Banff Upper Hot Springs, Radium Hot Springs and Jasper National Park.

5. Spot the polar bears at Churchill, Manitoba

If you're a wildlife enthusiast then make sure to stop by at Churchill, Manitoba. It's one of the most popular spots to observe the wild polar bears in their snowy glory. The best time to stop by is from October to November.

6. Explore your adventurous side at Banff National Park

For thrill seekers around the world, Banff National Park is a heaven that offers an unspoilt canvas to do practically everything they ever dreamt of - in one place. With thousand miles of hiking trails, crystal lakes for kayaking and endless skiing grounds in winter - this is the downtown for everything adventurous.

7. Stare at the Northern Lights

Iceland might take the trophy away for the most breathtaking view of Northern Lights but Canada is right behind. Some of Canada’s best viewing points are in Whitehorse, Iqaluit, Yellowknife, Battle Harbour and Dempster Highway.

8. Experience France in Montreal

A little taste of France is what Montreal promises. The cosmopolitan hub is famous for its European-style street, seafood, coffee and bagels.

9. Experience snowy village life at Whistler

A magical village straight-out-of-postcards. If you're travelling to Canada in winters then stop by this wonderland. The snow-covered terrains with wood houses take tourists back — to the less chaotic times. And if that's not enough then you can also experience modern living in magical settings. The Whistler resorts house world-famous apres, five-star dining, spas, shopping and a nightlife to be remembered.

10. Tour Prince Edward Island

Ferry rides, Shakespearean theatres, street seafood and memories that last a lifetime — Prince Edward Island promises all that and some more.