Image courtesy : Alaska Tours Ps. I hope you've read our experience through Vancouver here. Whether you are interested in seeing glaciers and visiting The Glacier Bay National Park or checking out the Alaskan way of life and visiting old gold rush towns, there is an Alaskan cruise that can help you do just what... Continue Reading →
The Canadian Rockies – Vancouver
If you haven't already, please check out our previous pitstop before Vancouver - Whistler here. Overview: The Shannon FallsSea To Sky HighwayVancouver CityFly Over CanadaThe Butchart GardenCapilano Suspension BridgeStanley ParkGastown The Journey : We left from Whistler and set out for Vancouver. This time we took a stop to visit The Shannon Falls. This fall... Continue Reading →
The Canadian Rockies -Kamloops, Whistler
Note : If haven't checked out our previous story on Jasper National Park, Click Here. Kamloops https://videopress.com/v/JrAj1jJm?autoPlay=true&loop=true&muted=true&persistVolume=false&preloadContent=metadata Kamloops Downtown Situated at the junction of the North and South Thompson Rivers in the Thompson Valley, Kamloops is the second largest city in the British Columbia Interior with a growing population of 90,000 people. We did not... Continue Reading →
The Canadian Rockies – Lake Louise and Jasper National Park
Continuing forward from our last post The Canadian Rockies – Calgary, Banff National Park, we talk about some places in Banff and then move on to Jasper. Lake Louise A Panorama of The Lake Louise There is only one hotel in this location, The Fairmont. Developed by CPR(Canadian Pacific Railway), it is a property over 100... Continue Reading →
The Canadian Rockies – Calgary, Banff National Park
Calgary View from the flight between Calgary and Seattle Note : If you want to read an overview of my journey through The Canadian Rockies, you can check out my previous article here. My Canadian Journey started from Seattle. and taking a small flight to Calgary. Calgary does not have much to offer. Simple flat... Continue Reading →
The Canadian Rockies – An Overview
Usually, A trip to Canadian Rockies starts and ends between Banff and Whistler, however the nearest airports to them would be Calgary and Vancouver, and takes about 10-12 days. However, if one is short on time, or wants to explore other parts of Canada, they can cover the whole thing in 7-8 days too. However, to most... Continue Reading →