Sights in canada

1. Niagara falls 

This is a place I would recommend anyone to go and see. Here you can truly just sit down and relax. The niagara falls have the world's largest water flow rate of any waterfall in the world. During the summer months, at least 100,000 cubic feet (2,800 m3) per second of water traverses the falls.

There are a few ways you can enjoy this nature masterpiece 

Boat tours - 

Boat tours are a good way to get up close with the splashing water. It is however not a good way to document the trip as there is a lot of water splashing down, even into the boat. Your camera will not be safe unless it is waterproof. 

Sit at the top of the falls - 

This is a nice way to relax and just take in the breathtaking nature. It is also pretty much free.

There are more extreme ways to come in contact with the waterfall like helicopter tours but those are a bit pricey for the average tourist.

2. Ottawa Ice sculptures -  Winterlude

This is an annual ice sculpture exhibition in ottawa organised around february. It usually lasts for a couple of weeks. There is a lot to see here and each year it gets even better. Definitely a must see!Winterlude takes place along the world’s largest skating rink, the Rideau Canal Skateway, and sites across the Capital. Artists from around the world come together to create all sorts of sculptures.

3. The CN tower- 

The CN tower was once the highest standing building in the world. It held this title for 32 years  from 1975 to 2007. It is now the 3rd tallest standing building in the world and the tallest in the western hemisphere. The original idea to build the CN tower came about in  1968 when  the Canadian National Railway wanted to build a large TV and radio communication platform for the Toronto area. The project became official in 1972. 

Inside the tower there is a 360 degree restaurant

You can also absolve the Edge Walk. It is an attraction for Thrill seekers in which you can walk around on the roof of the main pod of the tower directly above the 360 restaurant. It is the world's highest full-circle, hands-free walk.

That about wraps it up. Any feedback will be appreciated.