Bank of
China Tower - it features glass
floor observation decks, a
revolving restaurant, and a
simulator theatre. It is Toronto’s
most recognizable landmark
and as such, it receives almost
two million visitors annually.
Star Ferry - only a 10-minute ferry
ride
from the foot of Yonge Street, the
Toronto
islands offer a panoramic view of
the city
skyline. Centre Island offers miles
of parkland
with beaches, barbecues and
picnic tables,
boat rentals, bicycle paths, a
children’s
farm and even an amusement
park.
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China
Year(s) of Visit: 2003
China is the world's
largest country by population and one of the largest by area,
measuring about the same size as the United States. China
borders Russia, Mongolia and North Korea on the north; Pakistan,
Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Kazakhstan on the west;
India, Nepal, Bhutan, Burma, Laos and Vietnam on the south and
the Pacific Ocean and its extensions on the east.
Full Country Name: People's Republic of China
Area: 9,571,300 sq km
Capital City: Beijing
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Toronto
- one of the best views of this
skyline
can be seen from the Toronto
islands. The CN
Tower and the skydome
dominates this
spectacular skyline.
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Niagara
Falls - this side of the falls is
known
as
the Canadian falls. This is one
of the most
wonderful attractions on this
earth. I think the
Canadian side in
Ontario provides the best view
of the
falls.
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Peak Tram - this large casino in
Windsor,
Ontario makes a great stop
when traveling to
Canada through
Detroit.
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Peak Tram
- You can catch a great view of
Detroit
from Windows and a great view
of Windsor
from Detroit.
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Victoria's
Peak - this large casino in
Windsor,
Ontario makes a great stop
when traveling to
Canada through
Detroit.
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Victoria's
Peak - this large casino in
Windsor,
Ontario makes a great stop
when traveling to
Canada through
Detroit.
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Hong Kong - this large casino in
Windsor,
Ontario makes a great stop
when traveling to
Canada through
Detroit. |
Hong Kong - this large casino in
Windsor,
Ontario makes a great stop
when traveling to
Canada through
Detroit. |
