4-Day Premium Highlights Tour

Early in the morning, depart Toronto for Thousand Island Lake. Passing through Kingston, the ancient capital of Canada, you will see the old Parliament Building, the present City Hall, the 18th century British lighthouse, the oldest east-west transcontinental locomotive, the imposing luxury prison, the former residence of the first Prime Minister, the top-ranked Queen's University and so on.

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• Take the "Thousand Islands Lake Sightseeing Boat" (about 1 hour) to experience the "Thousand Islands Lake", one of the three natural wonders of Canada.
• Afterwards, go to Montreal, known as the "Little Paris of North America".
• Go to Montreal's popular attraction, the Old Port, you can board the "Ferris Wheel" to see the beauty of Montreal, "Ferris Wheel" was built not far from the Old Port Jacques - Cartier Square (Place Jacques - Cartier), not far from the old port.

After breakfast, head to the Maple Sugar Farm in Trois-Rivières. Quebec is Canada's premier region for producing maple syrup, a uniquely Canadian specialty.

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• Maple sugar cabins are where maple syrup is harvested and maple products are made during the maple season.
• Enjoy a traditional-style lunch at the farm (if the maple sugar farm is closed, lunch will be served at an alternative location), where the atmosphere is warm and lively.You may have the opportunity to sample complimentary maple lollipops made from fresh maple syrup.
• Next, proceed to the Old City of Québec—Canada's oldest city, North America's only walled city, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.First, ascend to the 31st-floor observation deck of the Marie Tower, the city's tallest building, to take in panoramic views of Quebec City.

After saying goodbye to the old city of Quebec, I would like to take you to see the Montrency Falls (commonly known as "Crystal Falls"). It is the highest waterfall in Quebec and is also known as one of the three major waterfalls in the Americas.

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• With a drop of 83 meters, one and a half times that of Niagara Falls, the water cascades from the cliffs down to the St.
• Lawrence River with a deafening sound, making it quite majestic.
• Take a cable car to the top of the falls to enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides of the St.

In the morning, we left Mont-Tremblant and headed to Ottawa, the capital of Canada, to visit the pinnacle of sculpture art - Parliament Hill (outside view). Then we went to visit the "National Museum of History" and along the newly designed "Time Tunnel" to appreciate Canada's 10,000-year-old Years of human development history and the formation process of multi-ethnic culture.

• Also visit the "Canadian War Museum", one of the three most important war art collection venues in the world.
• After lunch, return to Toronto and end your pleasant journey.
• *The above itinerary sequence is for reference only.