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Located in the northern part of North America, Canada is the second-largest country by total area, known for its expansive and diverse landscapes. It boasts rich forests, serene coastlines, majestic mountains, and impressive modern cities. Canada is renowned for its incredible natural wonders, such as the beautiful Rocky Mountains in Alberta, the mesmerizing northern lights in Yukon, and the breathtaking Niagara Falls in Ontario. The country is also home to vibrant cities, like Toronto, with its CN Tower and multicultural neighborhoods; Montreal, known for its French colonial history and gastronomic scene; and Vancouver, a bustling west coast seaport famous for its art, theatre, and music scenes. Canada's amazing wildlife, outdoor activities, friendly locals, and engaging multicultural festivals all contribute to the unforgettable experience it offers to every traveler.

Canada

I flew in Canada for 3 weeks
I was alone but I was in my parent’s friends home.
I stay in Toronto for 3 weeks (don’t do that). And have car because everything is faaaaaar
There are lot of museum but it’s boring after three weeks
I felt really safe during my trip

I was traveling with a group and still got approached by people with questionable intents, some beggars who were rude as well, so I wouldn’t say it’s entirely safe for solo traveling. Only in certain areas though, like alleys and I experienced it along Chinatown. During the day, much better, so many lively people. They still wanted to speak English so that was a relief. Did not get to interact much with the locals, unfortunately. I loved visiting Old Montreal, touristy but worth it. I had the best noodles with the biggest bowl ever, I forgot the name but definitely check that out. Poutine was bomb. Worth to visit if you are visiting Canada and are not too far away from Montreal.

Agny

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