2025 Vancouver Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

I am so lucky and grateful to have the chance to stay at Vancouver for 10 days during my time here in Canada. In these 10 days, my cousin took me to different places, and here I’ll share some of my favorite spots in Vancouver. 🏞️Stanley Park Stanley Park is really one of the most beautiful parks in Vancouver. There are many beautiful creatures like little ducks residing there. If you keep walking, you will reach the ocean and have a nice sunset view. I see many people jogging and biking there. You can really feel the liveliness from this place. 📍Vancouver, BC V6G 1Z4, Canada 🌃Vancouver Downtown At the downtown, you can see the age old steamed clock. My favorite restaurant there is The Old Spaghetti Factory🍝The price is reasonable and not pricy in the central part of Vancouver where everything is somewhat a little bit more expensive. 🏮China Town🪭 Vancouver is a city with Asian immigrants, so in China Town, you can see a lot of historical Chinese buildings and get the taste of the eastern aesthetic. 🚉Vancouver Sky Train Vancouver Sky Train is an affordable way to move around in the city. I like the design of it and on the Sky Train you can see many different views of Vancouver. 🐠Steveston Fisherman’s Wharf, Richmond🐟 This is a place where you can enjoy the breeze of the sea from the Pacific Ocean. At around 4p.m. in winter time, the sunset is beautiful to witness here🌅Also, you should definitely have the classy fish and chips here. The fish is fresh and crispy, and it’s nice to eat it with the costal view and sunset. 📍3800 Bayview St, Richmond, BC V7E 6K7, Canada 🌊Rocky Point Park You have to go to Rocky Point Ice Cream🍦if you visit here. See how the dog wants the ice cream so bad? Don’t worry, they even make ice cream for dogs to eat!🐾At the park, you can walk along the coast but also enjoy walking in the forest. It’s a nice and relaxing place to go to. 📍2800 Murray St, Port Moody, BC V3H 1X2, Canada 🌲Kushiro Park, Burnaby This park is named after the sister city Kushiro in Japan, so when you visit there, you can see some traditional wood carving statue of Japan. The forest is very beautiful with gigantic trees for you to enjoy and relax. The weather there is cozy, not too hot and not too cold, so you can have a relaxing walk there. 📍464 Centennial Way, Burnaby, BC V5A 1G9, Canada Vancouver is really one of the most cozy places to live in the world. The temperature and the humidity is both at the right spot. The city is mixed with modernness and nature, so you still can feel relaxed in this big city. I hope you have fun in these places I share with you. I always love nature and Vancouver has mountains, forest, and nature🥰so I really love this place a lot. #nature #naturelover #naturelover #familytrip #deliciousfood #vancouvertravel #britishcolumbia #canada #canadatravel #canadatrip

#cityplaybook #travelgoals #stunningview Nestled in the heart of Vancouver's historic Chinatown, the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden offers a serene escape from the city's hustle and bustle. Opened in 1986, it holds the distinction of being the first full-scale classical Chinese garden constructed outside of China. Designed to reflect the harmony and balance central to Taoist philosophy, the garden features winding pathways, tranquil water features, and meticulously arranged plants and rocks. These elements are thoughtfully placed to create a sense of peace and contemplation, embodying the principles of yin and yang. The garden is named in honor of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, a pivotal figure in Chinese history known as the "father of modern China." His connections to Vancouver are commemorated through this cultural landmark. Visitors can explore the garden's intricate architecture, enjoy seasonal plant displays, and participate in various cultural programs and events. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or a deeper understanding of Chinese culture, the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden provides a unique and enriching experience. #DrSunYatSenGarden #VancouverChinatown #UrbanOasis #CulturalHeritage #CityPlaybook

#cityplaybook Nestled in the bustling city, VanDusen Botanical Garden is a peaceful 55-acre paradise where nature takes center stage. Home to over 7,500 plant species from around the globe, this garden is a feast for the senses year-round. Stroll through themed gardens like the tranquil Japanese Garden, the romantic Rose Garden, or the enchanting Korean Pavilion. In spring, cherry blossoms steal the show, while fall brings vibrant foliage in every hue. Don’t miss the hedge maze, peaceful lakes, and the Visitor Centre’s award-winning sustainable architecture. Perfect for a leisurely day out, peaceful meditation, or an inspiring photography walk, VanDusen invites visitors to slow down and reconnect with nature in the heart of Vancouver. #VanDusenGarden #BotanicalBeauty #VancouverNature #UrbanOasis #SeasonalSplendor #GardenEscape #CityPlaybook

#cityplaybook #stunningview Perched atop Vancouver's highest point, Queen Elizabeth Park offers sweeping views of the city and North Shore Mountains. This 130-acre park is a stunning escape filled with lush gardens, exotic plants, and plenty of open space to unwind. Wander through the vibrant Quarry Gardens, visit the tropical Bloedel Conservatory filled with colorful birds and rare plants, or enjoy a peaceful stroll among Canada’s first civic arboretum. It’s also a great spot for picnics, mini golf, and dining with a view at Seasons in the Park restaurant. Whether you're a nature lover, photographer, or just looking for a quiet retreat in the city—Queen Elizabeth Park is a must-visit. #QueenElizabethPark #VancouverViews #UrbanGarden #BloedelConservatory #CityEscape #NatureInTheCity #CityPlaybook

When you come to Squamish, British Columbia, Canada, how can you miss the Sea to Sky Gondola trip! 🚡 As soon as I got on the cable car, I was amazed by the view of snow-capped mountains, forests and ocean outside the window. The 10-minute journey seemed to go through the clouds and reach the top of the mountain! 🌊 The air on the top of the mountain is so fresh that you want to take a deep breath, and the sea view of Howe Sound in the distance is so beautiful that it takes your breath away! We walked on the Sky Pilot Suspension Bridge on the top of the mountain, stood on the bridge and overlooked the valley. There was a deep abyss under our feet. It was super thrilling! 🌉 There are many trails on the mountain, suitable for friends who like hiking. We took a simple route and saw pine forests and wild animals along the way! 📸 There is also a small restaurant on the top of the mountain. It is very relaxing to enjoy snacks while looking at the mountain view. Useful tips: • Transportation: It takes about 45 minutes to drive from downtown Vancouver to Squamish along the Sea to Sky Highway. The scenery along the way is super beautiful! • Best time: Set out in the morning when the weather is clear and visibility is highest, allowing you to take the most beautiful photos of the snow-capped mountains. • Clothing suggestions: The temperature on the top of the mountain is low, so remember to bring an outer layer and comfortable hiking shoes. Next time you go to Vancouver, remember to take time to visit the Sea to Sky Gondola! 🌟 #seatosky #squamish #gondola #vancouver #canada #Canada #CanadianTravel #Vancouver #SeaToSkyGondola #NaturalLandscape #AdventureTrip #NaturalExploration #RegisterForMayHotelTestSleeper2025 #adventure #explore #travel #traveldiaries #wanderlust #tripmoments #trip #hiking #

Today, as I passed through the West Side of Vancouver, my eyes were completely captivated by the layers of green in the streets, as if I had stumbled into a green fairy tale forest. So, I simply got out of the car and took a walk. When the sunlight passed through the canopy of beech, maple, and oak trees, casting mottled shadows, I always felt like I was flipping through a breathing urban picture book. There is no noisy, popular spot to check in here, only the aesthetics of life soaked in time, weaving Vancouver's private narrative between each stretched leaf vein and the wooden texture of each old house. Imagine the long streets lined with towering ancient trees that reach into the clouds, sheltering wooden detached houses of various styles. Each family's garden is carefully maintained by the owner, clean and elegant, with flowers dotted in between, forming a vivid picture with lively squirrels. And when the cherry blossoms bloom like snow in spring, and the maple leaves burn like fire in autumn, these ordinary street scenes are given a season-limited, beautiful filter. This is the best time to step on the slow rhythm, let the cherry blossoms fall into the camera frame, and watch the faded mint green exterior walls of the old houses form an impressionist painting with the shadows of the flowers. Have you ever imagined what it feels like to walk into the dense shade of trees on a hot summer day? It's like being in a natural pavilion and air-conditioned room in an instant. The sunlight is gently filtered by layers of green leaves, the temperature drops sharply by three or four degrees, and the irritability brought by the hot summer also dissipates, leaving only bursts of floral fragrance and crisp birdsong, slowly flowing in the air. I sincerely recommend that tourists to Vancouver take some time to slow down and stroll through the streets of Vancouver. You will find that every season, even every moment, presents a completely different charming style, especially the old houses in the Shaughnessy area are too photogenic. This is the most local and touching way to travel in Vancouver.

📍Location: 6949 Heather St, Vancouver ⏰2025.4.17 They say, "Spring is as deep as the sea, with flowers blooming everywhere." April in Vancouver is like God's overturned palette: the exuberance of late cherry blossoms, the elegance of magnolias, the vibrancy of azaleas, and the fresh green of maple leaves—every color plucks at my heartstrings. Walking through the streets and alleys of Vancouver, you can truly feel the spring breeze in your face. Speaking of which, although many people joke that Vancouver is "beautiful mountains, beautiful water, beautiful boredom," I firmly believe that as long as we maintain our love for life, unexpected surprises and beauty are hidden in every moment we immerse ourselves in. And right now, the most immersive experience is none other than this magnificent sea of late cherry blossoms! Heather Street was once the ultimate late cherry blossom destination in my heart! Imagine the entire street gently enveloped in deep pink blossoms—the romance is almost overflowing. The first two times I visited Heather Street, it was drizzling. In the misty rain, the entire street was empty, an exclusive experience I'll never forget. Every photo I took was a stunning postcard. However! As the saying goes, "A new generation of heroes replaces the old." After intensively visiting five late cherry blossom streets these past two days, I have to admit that Heather Street faces an unprecedented challenge to maintain its No.1 position in my heart! Ontario Street and East 7th Avenue in East Vancouver have emerged as strong contenders for the "Top 3 Late Cherry Blossom Streets"! The density of the cherry blossoms and the posture of the flowers are enough to rival Heather Street! This is practically a "palace drama" in the world of Vancouver's late cherry blossoms! Today's Heather Street Scouting Report: Pedestrian Traffic: Noticeably more than the previous two years 🚶‍♀️🚶. Bloom Status: Still flourishing and beautiful, but perhaps due to the strong light, it lacks the soft beauty of the rainy days with its natural filter. Best Viewing Time: Currently at peak bloom, so seize the moment! Friendly Reminder: This Easter long weekend, coupled with the great weather, there will likely be many more cherry blossom viewers than usual. The mornings are relatively less crowded with softer light, making it easier to take good photos. Alternatively, choose sunset to capture the combination of the setting sun and the late cherry blossoms.

Long weekend alert! Here's your 5-day itinerary for an unforgettable trip to Canada. Experience the magic of the Great White North and discover its unique charm! -- Canada, a land of rich history and breathtaking scenery🌲! From the vibrant fall foliage🍁 in the east to the majestic Rocky Mountains⛰️ in the west, every corner is a feast for the eyes. The locals are warm and welcoming, and the customs are unique. A trip here is sure to broaden your horizons! -- Itinerary: D1: Stanley Park—Vancouver Chinatown—Canada Place—Gastown Steam Clock—Granville Island Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Stanley Park, experience the exotic atmosphere of Chinatown, visit the modern landmark of Canada Place and the historic Gastown Steam Clock, and finally, enjoy the scenic beauty of Granville Island. D2: Grizzli Winery—Okanagan Lake Visit the renowned Grizzli Winery for a taste of fine wines, then head to the shores of Okanagan Lake to admire its tranquil beauty. D3: Last Spike National Historic Site—Yoho National Park—Banff National Park—Banff Gondola—Banff Upper Hot Springs Witness history at the Last Spike, explore the natural wonders of Yoho and Banff National Parks, take a cable car ride for panoramic mountain views, and relax at the Banff Upper Hot Springs. D4: Johnston Canyon—Lake Louise—Yoho National Park—Glacier National Park Hike through the spectacular Johnston Canyon, stroll along the serene shores of Lake Louise, revisit Yoho National Park, and delve into the wonders of Glacier National Park. D5: Revelstoke/Salmon Arm—Ginseng Factory in Kamloops—Fraser Valley—Vancouver—Seattle Depart from the picturesque town of Revelstoke or Salmon Arm, visit a ginseng factory, admire the beauty of the Fraser Valley, and finally, return to Vancouver before heading to Seattle. -- 🧳 Packing List: Essentials for Your Canadian Adventure 📞 Don't forget your phone card to stay connected and avoid communication hassles. 🔌 Remember your plug adapter, as Canada uses a different voltage. 🪪 Ensure you have all necessary documents, including your passport and visa. 👔 March in Canada can still be chilly, so pack warm clothing. 🔋 Bring your charger and a power bank to keep your devices powered up. -- 🎉After exploring this vast and beautiful country, we hope you'll return home with cherished memories and a newfound love for every inch of Canada!

5-day multi-country tour of Canada and more! This amazing itinerary will let you experience the culture of multiple countries in no time. Don't miss out! / Canada 🍁, a North American gem, is a place where history and natural beauty coexist. From the east coast to the western mountains, the scenery is ever-changing. Known as the land of maple leaves 🇨🇦, Toronto, Vancouver, and other cities are must-see destinations! / 🚁 Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Vancouver and enjoy free airport pick-up at the scheduled time (10:00, 12:30, 15:00, 17:00, 19:00, 21:00) to start your Canadian adventure! DAY 2: Explore Grizzli Winery and taste fine wines while enjoying the beautiful scenery of Okanagan Lake. DAY 3: Visit the historic Last Spike, stroll through Yoho National Park to experience the charm of nature, admire the tranquil beauty of Vermilion Lakes, explore the majestic mountains of Banff National Park, take the Banff Sulphur Mountain Gondola for a panoramic view, and relax at Banff Upper Hot Springs. DAY 4: Explore the unique landscape of Johnston Canyon, experience the dreamlike beauty of Lake Louise, and enjoy the endless scenery of Yoho National Park once again. DAY 5: Depart from Grizzly Town/Salmon Arm, visit the Kamloops Ginseng Factory (approx. 45 mins), enjoy the picturesque scenery of the Fraser Valley along the way, and return to Vancouver to end your wonderful journey. / 🧳 Travel Preparation: 📞 Prepare a SIM card, international roaming or a local card, so you can stay connected at all times. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, as outlets vary by country, and you'll need it to charge your devices. 🪪 Make sure you have all the necessary documents, including your passport and visa, and bring a few copies. 👔 Pack clothes according to your itinerary. If you're traveling in February, bring warm clothes like down jackets and thermal wear. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank so you can keep your devices charged and take photos without worry. 💊 Bring some common medications just in case you need them. Peace of mind is important when traveling. (Note: Specific items should be prepared according to personal needs and actual circumstances.) / On your trip to Canada, you'll experience the culture of multiple countries, making your journey more than just a photo op, but a deep spiritual journey!

Gastown, the oldest neighborhood in Vancouver, originated from a small tavern established by John 'Gassy Jack' Deighton in 1867. It has since become one of Vancouver's significant areas, named after Gassy Jack himself. The highlight of Gastown is the blend of old town Victorian-style houses and the iconic steam-powered clock, which chimes every 15 minutes.

｜One-day trip to Granville and Gastown. It has been drizzling for the past few days 😟, but rainy days in Vancouver also have their own unique flavor. Write a one-day trip diary✨ I went out slowly at noon and took a taxi straight to the Public Market on Granville Island🧐! There are all kinds of colorful fruit and vegetable stalls 🥝🥑, as well as different small desserts 🍰. Saw the familiar canelé🥐 Highly recommend the puff pastry soup here! p13 14😋It was hot after one bite, a satisfying little happiness in winter💕 After that, I wandered around the park, where there were many small shops🛍. The weather was not very good and it was foggy when taking photos. p4 5 6 10 12📷 Took a taxi from Granville to Gastown🚕 at night. It feels particularly foreign here, a bit like the UK. Just take a picture and it will look good 😍. The steam clock rings every 15 minutes. I didn't expect the sound of the steam clock to be so rough🎺 I was too lazy to go out at night, so I ate at Hydra🥂, which has a high Google rating downstairs from the hotel. The lamb chops were very good and juicy👍, but the beef skewers were average, not recommended🙅‍♀️. It was cold when it first came up.

Celebrate the New Year in Canada and enjoy the hot springs! This 11-day in-depth tour will take you to explore the beautiful scenery of Canada, with hot spring experiences waiting for you. Keep this guide handy and don't miss out! / Canada, a country with a long history and picturesque scenery🏞️. From the maple leaves🍁 on the east coast to the majestic Rocky Mountains in the west, it showcases the beauty of nature everywhere. Don't forget to experience the unique ice and snow sports and indigenous culture🏂❄️! / 🎈Itinerary: D1: Shanghai✈️Vancouver, start your journey to Canada! D2-D4: Vancouver🚌Yellowknife, explore Yellowknife in depth and experience the local culture. D5: Yellowknife🚌Calgary, head to a new city for adventure. D6: Calgary🚗Lake Louise🚗Banff, enjoy the beautiful scenery in one day. D7: Banff🚗Calgary, savor the beauty of nature. D8-D9: Calgary🚌Vancouver🛳Victoria, experience the ocean ferry journey and visit Vancouver again. D10: Vancouver✈️Shanghai, end the wonderful journey. D11: Return to Shanghai, rest and adjust to the time difference. / Attraction Recommendations: Stanley Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Stanley Park, Vancouver, British Columbia Opening Hours: 9:00-17:00 Duration: 2-4 hours The Indian totem poles and redwood forest complement each other, and walking among them feels like being in a beautiful painting. Banff National Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Alberta T0L, Canada Opening Hours: Open all day Duration: 2-3 days Known as the soul of the Rocky Mountains, it is a great place for outdoor adventures and nature sightseeing, with mountains, lakes, forests, and rivers. Capilano Suspension Bridge Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 3735 Capilano Rd, North Vancouver Opening Hours: Unlimited Duration: 3-4 hours Walking on the suspension bridge suspended in mid-air, you can enjoy the forest scenery and feel the blend of thrill and beauty. FlyOver Canada ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 999 Canada Pl #201, Vancouver, BC V6C 3E1 Opening Hours: 10:00-20:00 Duration: 1 hour Want to quickly experience the culture and customs of Canada? This is the place to be, a feast for the eyes and soul awaits you. / 🧳 Travel Essentials: Canada December Travel Packing List 📞 SIM Card: Don't forget to buy a Canadian SIM card, it's convenient for internet and phone calls, so you won't lose contact! 🔌 Plug Adapter: Canada's voltage is 110V, bring an adapter, charge without worry, and keep your devices fully charged. 🪪 Documents: Passport, visa, driver's license translation, important documents are essential for safe travel. 👚 Clothing: December in Canada is cold, down jackets, thermal underwear, and waterproof shoes are warm and stylish. 🔋 Charger and Power Bank: For long trips, chargers and power banks are lifesavers, keeping your phone and camera charged. 🎒 Backpack: Bring a lightweight backpack to carry change, documents, and small items, making travel easier. / A trip to Canada, exploring endless natural beauty and cultural charm, will expand your mind and vision!

5-Day Canada Tour: Explore the Beauty of North America! An amazing itinerary to experience the unique charm of Canada. Come and join us! / 🚗Itinerary: Day 1: Vancouver Chinatown > Grizzli Winery > Okanagan Lake Explore the exotic culture of Vancouver Chinatown, taste the wine at Grizzli Winery, and finally arrive at Okanagan Lake to enjoy the beautiful scenery. Day 2: Glacier National Park > Yoho National Park > Banff National Park > Lake Louise > Moraine Lake > Bow Falls Visit three national parks in one day! From the spectacular glaciers to the tranquility of Yoho, the beauty of Banff, the dreamlike Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, and the magnificent Bow Falls, the itinerary is full! Day 3: Free time in Banff Enjoy a day of free time in Banff, where you can choose to hike, boat, or visit local specialty shops to explore this natural wonderland. Day 4: Bow Lake > Peyto Lake > Columbia Icefield > Athabasca Falls Continue to explore the beauty of Banff, the tranquility of Bow Lake and Peyto Lake, the grandeur of the Columbia Icefield, and the stunning Athabasca Falls, each a beautiful sight. Day 5: Jasper National Park > Maligne Lake > Maligne Canyon On the last day, visit Jasper National Park, explore the clear Maligne Lake and the steep Maligne Canyon, and end this trip with a perfect ending. / Must-visit attractions: Banff National Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Alberta T0L, Canada ⏰Opening hours: All day 🕰️Duration: 2–3 days The soul of the Rocky Mountains, with magnificent mountains, tranquil lakes, dense forests, and rushing rivers, every view is unforgettable. Lake Louise ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Lake Louise, Alberta ⏰Opening hours: Unlimited 🕰️Duration: 3 hours The lake is as clear as a pearl, reflecting the surrounding mountains, creating a beautiful picture that is intoxicating. Jasper National Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Jasper, AB T0E 1E0, Canada ⏰Opening hours: All day 🕰️Duration: 1 day Here, you can experience the wonders of nature, from towering mountains to deep canyons, every place is full of mystery and grandeur. Moraine Lake ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Improvement District No. 9, Alberta, Canada ⏰Opening hours: Unlimited 🕰️Duration: 3–4 hours Moraine Lake is surrounded by ten peaks, with blue-green water like jade, sparkling and crystal clear, as if you are in a fairyland, making you linger. / 🧳 Travel essentials: Canada December travel checklist 📞 SIM card: Don't forget to get a Canadian SIM card in advance for easy communication and smooth Internet access. 🔌 Plug adapter: Canada's voltage is 110V, so bring a good plug adapter for easy charging. 🪪 Documents: Passport, visa, driver's license translation, don't forget important documents for safe travel. 🧣 Clothing: Canada is cold in December, so bring a down jacket, thermal underwear, and waterproof boots! / 🌟Don't forget to like and save this guide, and start your dream trip to Canada!

1. Stanley Park As the largest municipal park in Canada and the third largest in North America, Stanley Park is the "green lung" of Vancouver. There is an 8.8 km circular trail, perfect for hiking, cycling, or roller skating, where you can enjoy the sea and forest views along the way. In autumn, it is also a great place to see maple leaves! 📍Address: Vancouver, BC . 2. Capilano Suspension Bridge Park The suspension bridge spans the Capilano River, is 137 meters long, and hangs 70 meters high. It is one of the most iconic natural attractions in Vancouver. There are also primeval forests and adventure trails in the park, which are perfect for nature lovers. 📍Address: 3735 Capilano Rd, North Vancouver, BC . 3. Gastown Gastown is the birthplace of Vancouver. Here, you can find the world's only steam clock, which plays melodious music and whistles every hour. You can also find some historic shops here, making it a great place to explore the history and culture of Vancouver. 📍Address: Vancouver, BC . 4. Vancouver Lookout One of the landmarks of Vancouver, the 168.8-meter-high Vancouver Lookout offers a panoramic view of the city, the beautiful Lions Gate Bridge, and Stanley Park. Especially at night, the lights and natural scenery intertwine, creating a romantic atmosphere. 📍Address: 555 W Hastings St, Vancouver, BC . 5. Science World This museum, shaped like a giant silver sphere, has a modern appearance. It displays natural science knowledge such as water, light, and sound, and has an IMAX theater and interactive experiences, making it a great place for family fun. 📍Address: 1455 Quebec St, Vancouver, BC

Hey, adventurers! Are you ready to explore the pearl of Canada's west coast, surrounded by the Pacific Ocean and the North Shore Mountains? 🌏🌲Vancouver, a city full of natural beauty and urban vitality, is waiting for you to discover its beauty! 🌸🏙️ 🌳Stanley Park - Embrace Nature As the largest municipal park in North America, Stanley Park has a 9 km coastal loop trail, making it a great place for cycling, jogging, or walking. 🚴‍♀️🚶‍♂️Don't forget to visit the aquarium and zoo in the park to get up close and personal with marine life. 🔮Gastown - Historical Imprint Gastown is a historic district in Vancouver with Victorian architecture and cobblestone streets. The steam clock in the center of town is a must-see landmark, with steam whistles and music playing every 15 minutes, making you feel like you've traveled back to the industrial age. 🎢Capilano Suspension Bridge Park - Thrilling Adventure At Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, you can experience the 137-meter-long suspension bridge across the Capilano River and feel the thrill of walking among the treetops. 🎨Granville Island - A Fusion of Art and Culture Granville Island is a community group that combines residential, recreational, dining, and sightseeing. Here, you can visit the bustling market, enjoy a seafood feast, or buy local ingredients and handicrafts at the public market. 🏰Queen Elizabeth Park - An Urban Oasis Located at the highest point in Vancouver, Queen Elizabeth Park is known for its beautiful flowers and landscaping. The Bloedel Conservatory indoor tropical garden in the park features hundreds of birds and rare plants. 📚University of British Columbia (UBC) - Academic Hall UBC is the second-ranked comprehensive university in Canada, and the Nitobe Memorial Japanese Garden and Museum of Anthropology on campus are great places to learn about indigenous culture. 🌉Canada Place - A Symbol of Vancouver Canada Place was the main venue for the 1986 World's Fair in Canada and is a landmark building in Vancouver. It is not only a cruise ship dock but also a venue for five-star hotels and convention centers. 🌟Food Recommendations: • Authentic ramen at a ramen shop 🍜 • Seafood feast at a harbor view restaurant 🦐 • Authentic dim sum in Chinatown 🥧 🚴‍♂️Cycling Adventure: Vancouver has many bike paths, making it very convenient to tour the city by bike. Especially along the seawall of Stanley Park, the sunset view is breathtaking. 🌧️Rainy Day Activities: Don't worry about rainy days in Vancouver, as there are many indoor activities and shopping areas in the city to keep your trip from being affected by the weather. Pack your bags and get ready to go! Vancouver, a city full of vitality and natural beauty, is waiting for you to explore! 🌉🌲🌈

Hey guys, how do you travel in Canada? Here's a 6-day itinerary! It's full of practical tips, so save it and start your North American trip now! -------------------- Canada has a rich history and picturesque scenery. 🏞️ From the lighthouses on the east coast to the majestic Rocky Mountains in the west, 🌄 every place has its own unique charm. Come here and experience the real North American style! 🍁 -------------------- 🏃 Itinerary Day 1: Depart from home and arrive in Seattle. In the evening, experience the unique charm of Seattle's night tour at your own expense. Day 2: Stroll through Stanley Park -> Visit Canada Place -> Take a photo with the steam clock in Gastown -> Take a day trip to Granville Island and experience the blend of nature and culture. Day 3: Taste the fine wines of Grizzli Winery -> Immerse yourself in the beautiful scenery of Okanagan Lake and enjoy the tranquility of nature. Day 4: Trace the history of the Last Spike -> Cross Yoho National Park -> Visit Bow Falls -> Explore Banff National Park -> Take the Banff Sulphur Mountain Gondola -> Relax in Banff Upper Hot Springs. Day 5: Hike Johnston Canyon -> Take a photo by Lake Louise -> Visit Yoho National Park again -> Explore Glacier National Park and experience the magnificence and mystery of nature. Day 6: Depart from Grizzly Town or Salmon Bay -> Visit the ginseng factory in Kamloops -> Enjoy the beautiful scenery of Fraser Valley -> Return to Vancouver -> Go to Seattle again and end your pleasant trip. -------------------- Attraction recommendations: ✨ Stanley Park: A secret place of Indian totems and redwoods, where you can experience the blend of nature and culture. 🏔️ Banff National Park: The heart of the Rocky Mountains, with alpine lakes and dense forests, where you can explore the beautiful picture of nature. 💎 Lake Louise: The lake is like a pearl, clear and bright, a fascinating natural beauty. -------------------- 🧳 Travel essentials: Things to bring for a trip to Canada 📞 Buy a Canadian SIM card for easy contact and no fear of getting lost. 🔌 Don't forget to bring a plug adapter, or how will you charge your phone and camera? 🪪 Bring your passport and visa, as they will be checked when you enter and leave the country! 👔 Canada is cold in December, so don't forget to bring a thick coat, scarf, and gloves. 🔋 Chargers and power banks are essential to ensure you have enough power to take photos at any time! 💊 You can also bring some common medicines just in case. It's important to travel healthily! -------------------- Don't forget to like and save this post, and share it with more travel buddies to explore the beautiful Canada together!

4-Day Canada Tour: Explore North American Scenery! Amazing itinerary waiting for you to experience, don't miss this captivating land! -- Canada, a country where history and nature intertwine. 🏞️ From the majestic Rocky Mountains to the tranquil Great Lakes, every step is a scenic journey. 🍁 The warm hospitality of the locals makes you feel at home. Don't miss the charm of this maple leaf country! -- 🗓 Itinerary Overview: DAY 1: Banff National Park -> Lake Louise -> Moraine Lake -> Spiral Tunnels -> Yoho National Park -> Natural Bridge Traverse the magnificent Banff National Park, immerse yourself in the tranquility of Lake Louise, and explore the mystery of Moraine Lake. Pass through the spectacular Spiral Tunnels, visit Yoho National Park, and finally marvel at the natural wonder of the Natural Bridge. A day's journey to witness the wonders of nature. DAY 2: Banff Gondola -> The Hoodoos -> Bow Falls -> Surprise Corner -> Johnston Canyon Take the Banff Gondola for a panoramic view, experience the unique landforms of The Hoodoos. Stroll to Bow Falls and listen to the gentle sound of water. Surprise Corner offers a different kind of surprise, and finally, delve into Johnston Canyon to appreciate the grandeur and mystery of nature. DAY 3: Athabasca Glacier -> Bow Lake -> Emerald Lake Step onto the Athabasca Glacier and feel the majesty and grandeur of the glacier. Then head to Bow Lake, where the lake and mountains create a picturesque scene. Finally, arrive at Emerald Lake, where the emerald waters ripple like a fairyland. DAY 4: Last Spike The Last Spike marks the perfect end of the journey, leaving unforgettable memories and anticipation for the next adventure. -- Must-Visit Attractions: 🌟 Banff National Park: The soul of the Rocky Mountains, with mountains, lakes, forests, and rivers, embark on a spontaneous nature journey! 💎 Lake Louise: The crystal-clear lake is like a pearl, breathtakingly beautiful! 🌊 Moraine Lake: Surrounded by ten peaks, the blue-green lake shimmers like a fairyland! -- Some Tips: 💸 The exchange rate between the Canadian dollar and the Chinese yuan is approximately 1:5, so it's more convenient to convert currency in advance. ⏰ The time difference between Canada and Beijing is about 12 hours, so adjust your time zone to avoid travel fatigue. 🍽️ Be sure to try local specialties like maple syrup and salmon, delicious flavors not to be missed! 👟 For outdoor activities, remember to wear comfortable shoes for easier exploration of nature. 📷 Don't forget to bring a camera to capture the beautiful scenery and unique culture of Canada. 💡 Check the weather forecast before your trip, dress appropriately, and be prepared for changing weather conditions. -- Canada trip, full of beautiful scenery and surprises, waiting for you to explore one by one, don't forget to bring this guide, let's go!

Looking for a place to go for New Year's? Take a 5-day trip to Canada and experience the unique North American style and beautiful scenery! -------------------- 🛣️Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Vancouver, enjoy 24-hour private airport transfer service, and start your wonderful trip to Canada! DAY 2: Queen Elizabeth Park -> University of British Columbia Rose Garden -> Canada Place -> FlyOver Canada 4D Experience -> Gastown -> Gastown Steam Clock, enjoy the beauty and unique style of Vancouver! DAY 3: Capilano Suspension Bridge Park -> Lions Gate Bridge -> Stanley Park -> English Bay Beach, experience the thrill and tranquility of Vancouver! DAY 4: British Columbia Parliament Buildings -> Butchart Gardens -> Victoria City Tour -> Oak Bay Castle, experience the wonderful fusion of history and nature! DAY 5: Enjoy a leisurely morning in Vancouver, then take a private transfer to the airport according to your flight time, and end your unforgettable trip to Canada! 🛫 -------------------- Must-see attractions: 🌟 Stanley Park: Immerse yourself in the Indian totem poles and dense redwood forest, a perfect blend of nature and culture. 🌳 Capilano Suspension Bridge Park: Brave the suspension bridge and enjoy the magnificent forest scenery, every step is a new adventure. 🎥 FlyOver Canada: A visual feast that takes you to the magnificent scenery and rich culture of Canada, not to be missed! -------------------- Some tips: * The exchange rate of Canadian dollars to RMB is about 5.08, so you can do the math when shopping to see if it's worth it. 🧮 * Canada in December, especially in the north, is super cold! Remember to wrap up in a down jacket and scarf. 🧣 * The airport is very convenient, with subways and buses, so you won't get lost. 🚇 * Want to try authentic food? Go to a small restaurant in the city, the food is authentic and the price is affordable. 🍽️ * Don't forget to bring your camera, the scenery here is a blockbuster no matter how you shoot it. 📸 -------------------- Don't miss these highlights on your trip to Canada! With this guide in hand, you can enjoy the infinite charm of the land of maple leaves!

A popular tourist destination located near downtown Vancouver, British Columbia. This park spans approximately 400 hectares or about 2,500 acres, offering a variety of beautiful natural landscapes including forests and beaches. It features stunning viewpoints of Vancouver, relaxing bike paths, and seafood restaurants with breathtaking views of the bay and the city. There are also numerous activity areas to enjoy. One unique feature of the park is the Totem poles, large carved wooden poles that are part of the indigenous culture of the Northwest Coast tribes of North America. Additionally, the park is home to the Lions Gate Bridge, also known as the First Narrows Bridge, a suspension bridge that crosses the first narrows of Burrard Inlet, connecting the north shore of Vancouver to West Vancouver.

🌟Vancouver Christmas Market The Vancouver Christmas Market will open in mid-November at Jack Poole Plaza and run until December 24. This is one of Vancouver's classic winter events! You can enjoy music performances, visit light shows, taste traditional German food, and buy handicrafts to experience the strong Christmas atmosphere. . 🌟Festival of Lights Starting in late November, this is one of the largest Christmas light shows in Vancouver. Millions of lights illuminate the night sky, turning the entire 15-acre garden into a dreamlike sea of lights. Stroll through the light show and enjoy food and live performances. This is definitely a highlight event in November and December. . 🌟Canyon Lights The Canyon Lights Christmas light show will debut in mid-November and is one of the most spectacular light shows in Vancouver in winter. The suspension bridge and ancient trees are decorated with lights, creating a dreamlike atmosphere as if you are in a fairy tale world. The three-dimensional effect and scale here are second only to the VanDusen Botanical Garden, making it a great place for photography enthusiasts. . 🌟North Vancouver Craft Beer Week From early November to December, Lonsdale Quay in North Vancouver will host Craft Beer Week. Major breweries will bring their best craft beers, and the lively atmosphere is a winter event not to be missed by beer lovers. . 🌟Nitobe Garden Although the maple leaf season in Vancouver is basically over in early November, you can still see the brilliant colors of Japanese maple trees at the Nitobe Garden at UBC. This quiet little garden seems to bring the autumn colors of Kyoto to Vancouver, providing visitors with a unique maple viewing experience. . 🌟Black Friday & Cyber Monday The arrival of the shopping carnival season makes November very lively. As Black Friday and Cyber Monday approach, many merchants will launch large discount events to attract shopping enthusiasts to snap up their favorite products. This is one of the most anticipated shopping festivals at the end of the year and a great time to buy good things. . 🌟PNE Train Show & Chinatown Chinese Canadian Museum Exhibition The PNE Train Show is a great place for family activities, and kids will love the various train models and interactive exhibits. The newly opened Chinatown Chinese Canadian Museum Exhibition provides a new window for everyone to learn about the history and culture of Chinese Canadians. . 🌟Community Farmers' Markets and Ski Season Farmers' markets in communities such as Hastings and Port Moody will open in November, offering fresh local produce. Meanwhile, the ski season that ski enthusiasts are looking forward to will also arrive in November, and major ski resorts will open one after another depending on the weather.

If you want to have a delicious brunch in Vancouver, I recommend this place, Nero Waffles🥰 The cozy atmosphere and open interior makes you feel very relaxed👏🏻 The waffles, beautifully plated with various toppings, are really fluffy and melt in your mouth💕 The combination with refreshing orange juice is really good! It's the best place to spend a leisurely time with a delicious waffle brunch✨ 📍1002 Seymour St, Vancouver, BC V6B 3M6 #VancouverTravel #VancouverRestaurants #CanadaTravel #OverseasTravel

In Vancouver, if you buy a Day pass, you can ride all public transportation, including city buses, subways, trains, and Seabuses. The Day pass costs $11.50 (as of September 2024), which is about 1,250 yen. It may seem expensive at first glance, but it's a good deal because you can go from one end of the city to the other with this pass! Vancouver has a lot of nature, such as the sea, mountains, and lakes, so it's a great place for nature lovers! Even though there is a lot of nature, there are also urban areas, so people who like skyscrapers and shopping can enjoy it! The cityscape is completely different from Japan, so just walking around is really fun and exciting😆 On the other hand, in terms of security, it is really dangerous. There is a street called Hastings Street, but there are a lot of drug addicts and homeless people there, so never go near it. I have passed in front of it several times on the bus and the scene was shocking. It is really dangerous, so if you are planning to go to Vancouver, you should never go there even during the day. You don't know what they are thinking, so you don't know what they will do. I think places other than here are relatively safe! I've been out and about at night and taken the bus, but I've never had any dangerous experiences. However, it's definitely more dangerous than Japan, so it's best not to go out late at night lol Vancouver has a wide variety of restaurants, including Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Southeast Asian (Vietnamese, Philippine, Malaysian, etc.), and European! So you can rest assured that you'll have no trouble finding food 🙆 It's a really great city, so please go! ^ ^ Number of people: 2 people Length of stay: 14 days (including 11 nights in Airbnb and 2 nights in a hotel) 📍Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada 💰Price per person: Airfare about 90,000 yen, Air B&B about 80,000 yen, hotel for 2 nights about 25,000 yen, food about 30,000-40,000 yen, transportation about 15,000 yen, etc. Total was less than 30

Vancouver is a relatively large city in Canada, but it's also full of nature. As a port city, it's often used as a place for cruise ships to arrive and depart, and you can enjoy nature at places like Stanley Park and Capranos Bridge in just 30 minutes. As for food, there's Canadian maple syrup, of course, but there's also a lot of seafood, which is easy to eat and has a taste that Japanese people like, and since Japanese food is popular, there are also many ramen shops. My personal recommendation is to go in the summer when the Honda Celebration of Light fireworks festival is held, so if you go during that time, you can see a different side of Vancouver from usual and it's interesting. #Vancouver #Canada #Fireworks #0yentripautumn

Speaking of Gastown, the steam clock tower is famous! It chimes periodically. There is a wide and beautiful view. There are souvenir shops, cafes, restaurants, etc. in the surrounding area. Speaking of Canada, there are many fast food chains such as Tim Hortons in the town! I bought coffee and donuts. I was excited to become a Canadian 🕺 I tried poutine (french fries with cheese and gravy sauce) out of curiosity, but it made my stomach feel heavy 🤭 But it was one of my good memories to eat what the locals eat! Also, the maple butter I bought as a souvenir was so delicious, so please try buying some as a souvenir 🍯 #0 yen travel autumn

The red maple trees on the left side of Stanley Park Causeway in the direction of Lions Gate Bridge begin to bloom in early October every year. Now is the best viewing period. Two rows of fiery red maple trees are blooming on the street with a strong autumn atmosphere, bringing a sense of autumn to the city. A colorful promenade was added. Every time I drive by, the warm red and soft autumn light are intertwined, making people's hearts beat and making them reluctant to look away. Many pedestrians passing by could not help but raise their mobile phones to record the burning autumn colors. Yesterday I checked into the Terra Nova community in Richmond. There is a brilliant red maple street, a park next to the school and a patch of golden ash trees. Each has its own beauty. This scenery is very suitable for walking and strolling. Dogs, photos. It's just that the ash tree turns yellow early and leaves fall off very quickly. Sometimes a night of wind and rain is enough to make it wither. So when I rushed there, I actually missed its most beautiful appearance. Check-in location: Terra Nova Neighborhood School Park 3551 Westminster Highway, Richmond

🏕 Jordan River The first stop is Jordan River, a quiet and pleasant driving destination. It’s an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area, and it’s refreshing to sit by the beach and watch surfers at China Beach and Mystic Beach showing off their skills, as if watching an autumn surf party. . 🏕 Cowichan Bay Then head to Cowichan Bay, a little gem tucked between Victoria and Nanaimo that exudes a strong fishing village feel. Artist studios and handicraft shops can be found everywhere in the town. It feels like stepping into a secret garden away from the hustle and bustle, and the soul is completely healed. . 🏕 Ucluelet If Tofino feels too crowded for you, head to Ucluelet, a low-key yet charming place just two and a half hours from Nanaimo. The pristine coastline makes people feel like they are in the embrace of nature. Every beautiful scene along the way makes you unable to help but click the shutter to record the tranquility. . 🏕Parksville Parksville is still charming in the fall, with its vast sandy beaches sparkling golden in the sun. Don’t forget to drop by Coombs Old Country Market to see the adorable goats basking in the sun on the rooftop and experience the town’s unique quirkiness. . 🏕Ladysmith Sandwiched between Victoria and Nanaimo, Ladysmith is a fitting rest stop on your road trip. Stroll through the center of the town, breathe in the fresh air, immerse yourself in the atmosphere of history, and rediscover your inner peace. . 🏕Campbell River Finally, drive north to Campbell River, an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise. Here, the Elk Falls Suspension Bridge is a place not to be missed. Standing on the suspension bridge and overlooking the magnificent natural landscape, you can't help but be shocked.

💞Recommended Reasons: Vancouver Downtown is renowned as one of the most livable cities in the world for several reasons. Firstly, it boasts stunning natural scenery, surrounded by mountains and the ocean, offering a wealth of outdoor activities such as skiing, hiking, and seaside walks. Secondly, the urban planning of Vancouver Downtown emphasizes greenery and sustainable development, with numerous parks and public spaces, such as the famous Stanley Park. The city also has high-quality education and medical facilities, along with a multicultural community and a vibrant arts and cultural scene, allowing residents to enjoy a high standard of living. Additionally, the safety and stable economic environment of Vancouver Downtown are key factors contributing to its livability. 🗓️Itinerary: 🧋🍔😋 Vancouver's population is ethnically diverse, with cuisine from around the world offered by restaurants opened by immigrants from various countries. Japanese, Korean, and Chinese cuisines are particularly recommended for their authentic and delicious flavors. 🌊🌊 Visit the harbor center to enjoy the sea view and many newly developed waterfront luxury housing projects, where you can fully appreciate the rapid economic growth of Vancouver. 🎟️🎭 The city library, art gallery, and theater offer live performances. 🕰️💎 Nearby Gas Town is an old town developed by early miners, exuding a literary and artistic atmosphere. The steam clock is very famous and is one of the must-visit attractions for tourists.

When we visited Vancouver for the flower blossom season, we quickly realized that early to mid-April is the best time to catch the cherry blossoms 🌸in full bloom. This is when the city turns into a stunning display of pink and white petals, and the weather is just right for outdoor exploring. I would highly recommend starting your journey at Queen Elizabeth Park, where cherry blossoms create a dreamy atmosphere perfect for photography. The park's elevated views also offer breathtaking cityscapes, making it one of our favorite spots for capturing panoramic shots. 📍Queen Elizabeth Park, 4600 Cambie St, Vancouver, BC V5Y 2M4, Canada We also explored the beautiful VanDusen Botanical Garden, where we were greeted with an array of blooming flowers beyond just 🌸 This garden is vibrant throughout the year, but during blossom season, it feels like walking through a painting. I would recommend taking your time to wander through the paths and capture some unique angles by the ponds and sculptures, ideal spots for photos 📸 with a nature-meets-art vibe. 📍VanDusen Botanical Garden, 5251 Oak St, Vancouver, BC V6M 4H1, Canada Another must-see is Stanley Park, which boasts a beautiful combination of nature trails and cherry blossom trees 🌸 scattered throughout the park. We visited the seawall for incredible views of the water framed by blossoms and it’s a fantastic spot for pictures 📸 especially near the Japanese Monument. The mix of city, sea, and cherry blossoms makes Stanley Park one of the top locations for photography lovers. 📍Stanley Park, Vancouver, BC V6G 1Z4, Canada For something a bit more off the beaten path, we explored David Lam Park, a serene spot that’s often overlooked by tourists. The cherry blossoms 🌸 here are just as stunning but in a quieter, more peaceful setting. I would recommend coming here in the late afternoon when the light softens, perfect for taking intimate photos without the usual crowds. 📍David Lam Park, 1300 Pacific Blvd, Vancouver, BC V6Z 2Y1, Canada Lastly, we made sure to visit Nitobe Memorial Garden 🪴 at the University of British Columbia. It’s a traditional Japanese garden that feels like a tranquil escape, with beautifully manicured trees and, during blossom season, delicate cherry petals floating across the pond. It’s one of those spots where you can truly immerse yourself in the moment, and the atmosphere is perfect for capturing both wide shots and close-ups. 📍Nitobe Memorial Garden, 1895 Lower Mall, Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z4, Canada #flowerblossom #vacation #trip