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When all around begins to get bored, it means that life lacks a little exoticism. You can look for it in different places, but we advise you to start with Bloedel Conservatory. In this domed building, there are more than 100 exotic birds, 500 plants, and flowers, from which it is impossible to take your eyes off. The conservatory is located on th…

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Historians often say that those who do not know their past will have no future. So it is necessary to study history and draw conclusions from it. And where better doing it than at the Museum of Northern British Columbia? What makes this place notable is that they don't disperse information about everything bit by bit but focus specifically on the…

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People should realize a long time ago that it is necessary not only to preserve nature but also to come into contact. The most amusing thing for that you don't have to go to the forest, because there is the VanDusen Botanical Garden. This place can be called a 55-acre oasis in the heart of Vancouver. More than 7,500 plant species from all over th…

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Fine art has the power to surprise, inspire, delight, and evoke other emotions. Although, it's worth noting that this only works in person, and you have the opportunity to check it out at Two Rivers Gallery. In Prince George, this gallery has become one of the most important centers for fine art. The owners were able to bring to life the idea of …

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Many small villages are hidden from the public eye, and people may not even be aware of their unique features. Crawford Bay is an example. There are usually about 350 people living here, but depending on the season, the number varies. When it gets warmer, and many people go traveling, the locals reveal their talents in all their glory. There are …

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One always wants to use high-quality products that have been meticulously grown by specific farmers. You can't always find these in stores, so it's best to look for them at Penticton Farmers' Market. The plus side of this place is the wide selection and atmosphere. Besides the fact that you can have a good conversation with the vendors, it is eas…

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B.C.'s animal life is very diverse, but bears are especially noteworthy. In addition to the many species here, they are mesmerizing to watch. The main thing is that you have to be especially careful and know the right places. Because you’ll stay for a few days in a lodge in the wilderness. Many tourists pay attention to the Knight Inlet Lodge and…

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What could be better than a simple museum with exhibits? Only a living museum that can immerse the visitor in a unique atmosphere. Historic Hat Creek does a great job of that. Here you can try your luck at gold-panning, walk into a historic house from 1861, or even sit on a horse-drawn carriage. A local guide will take you on a ride through the e…

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Spring and summer it's the perfect time for adventures and resorts. Many are transformed from ideal ski spots to colorful locales that amaze with their views and nature. For example, you might visit Whistler Blackcomb Resort, which is home to the famous Peak 2 Peak Gondola. But when there is less snow, the place is ideal for hiking or extreme cyc…

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Adventures come in many forms and are not suitable for everyone. For example, if you are afraid of heights, a walk-in Capilano Suspension Bridge will be a real challenge. It crosses the river of the same name and is 230 ft above it. This height can cause panic, but the excellent views of the surrounding countryside make up for it. The proof is th…

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Self-development and having a good time always go hand in hand. Although this only works if you visit various informative locations by yourself, such as the Museum of Anthropology. The staff doesn’t only collect ancient artifacts but also does a lot of studies. Therefore, the museum is both research and education. More than 535,000 objects are co…

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