Travel In Canada

Hello, Vancouver!

Vancouver is a west coast seaport in British Columbia, it is one of Canada's most ethnically diverse cities with a foodie heart. Vancouver is a trendsetting city where I can experience culture and adventure that is easy to get around.

Vancouver Airport is it seems pretty big. There are a lot of glass everywhere and this must be a very transparent city. The first settlers in Vancouver were aboriginals, First Nations people. You'll see first nation art work occasionally sprinkles in the airport and parts around the city.

In 2015, it was my first time to travel in Canada. It is really beautiful and it's surrounded by mountains and seas. The northern part of the city is a continuous mountains range. Clouds often float around the mountain, making the mountains looming and giving people a delusion.

The wide and serene bay is connection to the mountains and the lands. The blue bay leads to the Pacific Ocean. The huge luxury cruise ship travels almost daily to this beautiful harbor and brings a romantic journey to the tourists. 

Gastown is Vancouver's most historic area. The roads are mostly made of red bricks or cobblestones. The cafes are always full of people and art shops on the both sides of the road. Gallery, antique shops, bars and restaurant are great places for tourists. It also keeps the world's first steam-driven clock. Steam will emerge from the ground and manipulate five whistle to play every 15 minutes. Strolling at Gastown, I can feel the rich ancient European atmosphere and charm.

What impressed me most was the sunset！

One day, when I walked to the hotel, I realized the cloud was like burning and the color was so red.It went down the mountain slowly. So I slowed down my pace and enjoyed the sunset.