Railway Trips in Canada
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Railway Trips in Canada

by Kazuya S.
(Chiba)

Via Rail Canada runs beside the Canadian Rocky Mountains

Via Rail Canada runs beside the Canadian Rocky Mountains

I love a railway trip. So I think I want to go all over the world by gorgeous train. Especially I want to go on a trip in Canada. Canada has many cultural cities: for example, Vancouver, Toronto, and Quebec City. And it has large fields and mysterious nature.

Long railways go across the continent of Canada and are like a moving hotel rather than driving by car. The train is able to offer fun trips, eating good foods, and sleeping on a comfortable bed. And this pleasure of the trip by train is encountered by many people.

Particularly, “Via Rail Canada” is the most popular train that is able to see the Canadian Rockies, beautiful lakes, and mysterious forests.

Many Japanese long for the trip that meets many cultures, nature, and people.

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