How beautiful! BC province can still play like this in summer! Dig up those little-known treasures

Big cities in BC province are famous for their dazzling restaurants, shopping centers and urban scenery. But if you go further, you will find that there are still opportunities to enjoy forest bathing, whale watching, cycling and bird watching. These intimate contacts with nature will help you get rid of the busy life in the city, return to nature and replenish energy.

Explore Victoria's natural beauty and fresh farm food.

There are many open spaces in parks and forests in Great Victoria. These outdoor places are not only less crowded, but also have a variety of experiences. The Malahart Flyover, a 35-minute drive from northern Victoria, is a new attraction. Visitors can enjoy nature along a 600-meter-long, 20-meter-high wooden path through Myrica rubra and Douglas fir forest. Walking to the top of the tower, you can enjoy the landscape of BC Province in 360 degrees, overlooking Washington State, and have a panoramic view of the two countries.

For friends who like flowers, butchart gardens or Beacon Mountain Park will never let you down, and the sea of hydrangea flowers is unforgettable. For those who love nature, you can also take part in the travel experience of elemental magic adventure. Guided by the tour guide, you can visit the tropical rain forest in the park on the outskirts of Francis/Golden District and walk freely under the towering cedars, spruces and bayberry trees. If you like challenging and exciting sports, you might as well rent a kayak to go out to sea, or take part in a sea experience tour of Ocean River Sports. You are more likely to see seals, otters, eagles and even whales by kayaking from Victoria Harbour and Oak Bay.

Some old neighborhoods in Victoria also have a lot of space to explore. James Bay is home to the Dallas Waterfront Trail. From this 7-kilometer-long trail, you can see the sea view and find the entrance to Fonyo Beach. Willows Beach, which is deeply loved by local people, is located in Oak Bay, a seaside resort, only 10 minutes away from the city center. Before you leave, you can try handmade Italian pancakes on the roof of Faro restaurant in Oak Bay Beach Hotel, or have a special cocktail at Vis-a-Vis bar.

Ride, stroll or eat all over Vancouver to learn about its unique side.

The city has a leisurely cycling culture and more than 450 kilometers of bicycle lanes. Multifunctional green trails are also one of the characteristics of the city, such as Yangmei Greenway and the famous Stanley Park seawall. Cycling is an excellent way to visit Vancouver. You can join a small cycling group organized by Cycle City Tours and ride through Stanley Park together while keeping a social distance, or go to Chinatown, Gaston and glanville Island.

If you want to have a relaxing experience, you can join a guided walking tour of Vancouver detour, enjoy the colorful murals near Mount plesent, and experience the eclecticism of local arts. If you love food, you can also take part in a day trip of advanced picnics and food experience provided by BC Adventure Company.

If you want to explore the city's indigenous culture and history more deeply, you can consider hiking in Talaysay Tours and strolling in Stanley Park. This tourism team led by aborigines will explain the plants in the park and share local historical stories and artistic styles. If you want to have a more immersive experience, you can also stay in skw achyàys Lodge, a hotel with rich indigenous culture. Characteristic hotel has 18 rooms, which are elaborately created by interior designers and indigenous artists and are full of artistic sense.

Richmond is a great place for bird watching, cycling and whale watching.

Richmond is famous for its famous night market and fashion shopping center, where you can find all Asian fashion gadgets. Not to mention that the famous McArthurGlen Designer Outlet are all high-end brands, so you can enjoy discounts. In addition to recreational activities in the city, Richmond, as a city along the Fraser River, is also full of outdoor adventure activities.

In addition to bird watching, Richmond, with its flat terrain, is also very suitable for cycling. The most popular route for cycling enthusiasts is from Richmond to Stevenson village, with a total length of 8 kilometers. This road was originally a railroad track, but it was abandoned and transformed into a multi-purpose single lane. When you arrive in Stevenson, remember to take a walk at Fisherman's Wharf and feel the freshness of the sea breeze. You can also watch fishermen take stock of the fish caught that day. If you are hungry, you can go to Dave's, the most famous restaurant in the area, to taste fish and chips. After a full meal, please lock your bike and join the whale watching team of Vancouver Whale Watching Association to explore the tracks of killer whales, humpback whales, seals and dolphins.

If you want to experience outdoor activities more smoothly, you can consider staying in airport hotel and Fermon. The hotel is launching a special bird-watching accommodation package, Pacific Flyway Adventure Package, which includes one night's accommodation, a convenient bird-watching bag with telescope and map, and an open-air lunch for two prepared by the hotel chef, so that you can take it to Iona Island Beach Regional Park to replenish your strength.