Canadians like to eat maple sugar together on the snow. It's cold and sweet, and it tastes soft. When eating, only snow and sugar slowly slide down their throats, which is very comfortable.

2. Smoked salmon

Every August to the following year 1 month is the spawning period of salmon, during which thousands of salmon will go upstream along the river. The scene is spectacular! And in many aboriginal works of art, we can see salmon sculptures or paintings, which are very vivid, and students can also buy them as souvenirs!

3、Nanaimo Bars

Nanaimo Bars, also called "Grandma Temple Bar" by some people, is actually a kind of chocolate bar, which originated from Nanaimo in vancouver island, BC. Nanaimo Bars is made of crispy whole wheat crumbs, shredded coconut, walnuts, vanilla pudding and chocolate, etc., which became popular throughout the country in the 1950 s.

4. American ginseng in Ontario (American ginseng)

Canadian American ginseng is also a major specialty. Note that Hong Kong laws stipulate that wild American ginseng is prohibited from being imported without a valid permit issued by the AFCD.

5. Maple sherbet

Canada's most representative food is sold in major shopping malls, usually spread on bread or eaten in black tea. Some shops put it in beautiful utensils, and travelers and friends can buy some to take home as gifts for relatives and friends, which is definitely a good gift.

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The best season for tourism in Canada is from May to 10. Canada is a vast country with different temperatures and climates. On the whole, it is the best time to travel from early summer to early autumn with long sunshine time and high temperature.

The main campus of UBC in Vancouver, the University of British Columbia, is known as the most beautiful campus in North America. It is located on the coast of the ocean and surrounded by the sea on three sides, making it one of the most beautiful campuses in the world. As well as the campus, there are its cherry blossoms and celestial beaches.

Mount Siegner is located in St. John's Harbor, Newfoundland. Standing on this mountain, you can have a bird's-eye view of the roar of noon cannon in st. johns for a century.

Halifax Castle is located on Castle Hill in Halifax, Nova Scotia. It has always been a battleground for military strategists, and it was built as a fortress three times in history. The existing castle was built in 1825 and is one of the largest stone forts in North America. There are Nova Scotia Museum and Ordnance Museum in the castle.