Want to go to Canada?

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For today's post, I will be posting about a famous country named Canada (as you know from the title and flag). Most of you know know that Canada is located in North America, above the United States of America. Last post, I had posted about Laos, which is a country located in Asia.

Canada is in North America, right? North America and South America's land is together, named is called Americas, which is a supercontinent. There are two supercontinents Afro-Eurasia, which has a population of 6.1 billion in 2013 and the Americas which has a population of 1.002 billion in 2016. That's amazing, right?

Let's get back to the topic, here are some facts about Canada:

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1. Canada's capital city is Ottawa.
2. The population of Canada is 37,172,550. 
3. One of the reasons Canada is famous is because of Maple Syrup. 
4. The maple leaf is a symbol and nationality of Canada.
5. The national animal of Canada is the North American Beaver.
6. Canada is the second largest country by area. 
7. Canada has more lakes than the lakes in the world combined!
8. Canada has the largest coastline in the world, which is 202,080 km!
9. The U.S.-Canada border is the longest border on Earth with a length of 8,891 km.
10. Canada has fewer people than in Tokyo's metropolitan area.
11. Ontario, Canada has more than 250,000 lakes, which is 1/5 of the Earth's fresh water!
12. Canada is 1.5% larger land than the U.S.
13. Canada's national parks are free for kids.

A weird fact: The Hawaiian Pizza was invented in Canada and is the most popular pizza in Australia. That is weird right? 🤔

I hope you like the facts about Canada. This information is from www.factslides.com, which provides really good informative information. Now let's know 20 things to do in Canada.

20 Things to Do in Canada

1. CN Tower - a 553.3-metre high observation tower located in the city centre of Toronto.
2. Stanley Park - a park located in Vancouver. This 405-hectare (1000 acre) park, which around 8 million people come annually.
3. Capilano Suspension Bridge - a simple suspension bridge which crosses the Capilano River in North Vancouver. The bridge is 170-metre long and 70-metre above the river. Around 800,000 people come there every year.
4. Yoho National Park of Canada - which is in the Rocky Mountains, in the eastern British Columbia. The national park is known for mountains, waterfalls, wildlife and trails. 
5. Athabasca Glacier - a majestic, glacier for hiking.
6. Peyto Lake - a lake known for mountains and glaciers. The lake is near the Athabasca Glacier.
7. Maligne Lake - a lake with spirit island and mountain views. The lake is close to Athabasca Glacier. 
8. Gastown - a shopping area. Which is famous and known for its souvenirs, steam clock and trendy eateries, located in Vancouver.
9. Emerald Lake - a lake in Yoho National Park which is known for the lake, mountains and glaciers.
10. Mount Royal - a large volcanic hill or small mountain in the city of Montreal, west of Downtown Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Montreal takes its name from Mount Royal, which is a hill with a lookout.
11. Old Quebec - which is rich in historic landmarks and museums. Old Québec is located in Québec City.
12. Horseshoe Falls - which is also known as the Canadian Falls, it is located in Niagara Falls. Well, Niagara Falls is in the United States but the falls is in Canada? 
13. Skylon Tower - which has a magnificent (outstanding) view of Niagara Falls. 
14. Montmorency Falls - a grand waterfall surrounded by parkland. The falls is located in Québec.
15. Parliament Hill - known as The Hill, in Ottawa, the capital city of Canada.
16. Lake Louse - a picturesque lake by Emerald Lake and Yoho National Park. The lake is located in Alberta.
17. Sunshine Village - a big attraction-filled ski resort. The ski resort is in Alberta.
18. Lake Minnewana - a glacial lake, the 2nd longest lake in the mountain parks of the Canadian Rockies.
19. Sulphur Mountain - a hike or gondola ride to dramatic views in Banff National Park. 
20. Vancouver Aquarium - located in Stanley Park in Vancouver. Which has educational aquatic exhibits and shows. 

Map of Canada

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I hope you like my post about Canada. Comment down below if you learnt something new about Canada. Have a cool night!! Bye!!