? Author's Note
Note
Canadian missionary work

#Things to know about Canada
Canada at a glance
Why You Can't Help Fall in Love with Canada
Canada's representative city
Canada's great outdoors
Canada's four seasons
Things to do in Canada
Canada's Best Driving Courses
Canada's best viewpoints
Canada's representative food
Popular Canadian restaurant chain
A Coffee Journey Through Canada
The World of Canadian Shopping
Buy local and save! Made in Canada
Canadian local fashion brand
Supermarket & Drugstore Shopping

#Facts about Canada that you should know
Canada Basics at a Glance
Canada's time zone
Canada's climate
Canadian History
Canadian festivals
Recommended Canada Travel Itinerary
- 6 nights and 8 days around Western Canada
- 6 nights and 8 days around the Canadian Rockies
- 9 nights and 11 days of Western Canada + Rocky Mountains tour
- 8 nights and 10 days around Eastern Canada
- 8-night, 10-day Canadian fall foliage tour
- 5 nights and 7 days Canadian ski trip

#British Columbia (BC) BRITISH COLUMBIA
Vancouver
[One Step Further] The West's Best Drive, the Sea to Sky Highway
[One Step Further] Where Sea and Sky Meet, Sea to Sky Gondola
Whistler
[One Step Further] Lake Joffrey, where mountains and lakes meet
Victoria
[One Step Further] Queen of Gardens, Butchart Gardens
- Duncan
- Shumainus
- You're my mother
- Kamloops
[One Step Further] Okanagan Valley, Western Canada's Largest Wine Region

#Alberta
Calgary
[One Step Further] Yellowknife, the City of the Aurora
[Special Feature] Canada's Best Travel Destination, the Rockies
Banff National Park
Lake Louise
Kootenay National Park
Yoho National Park
[Special Feature] Canada's Most Beautiful Drive: The Icefields Parkway
Jasper National Park
Mount Robson Provincial Park

#Ontario
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Kingston
[Special Feature] Thousand Islands in the St. Lawrence River
Ottawa 428

#Quebec QUEBEC
Montreal
[Special Feature] A Journey Along Maple Road, Following the Endless Colorful Fall Foliage
Quebec City

#AtlanticCanada
[Special Feature] From Titanic to Anne of Green Gables, Atlantic Canada
- Fredericton
- St. John
- Halifax
- Charlottetown
- Cavendish
[One Step Further] Nova Scotia's Coastal Lighthouse Route

#TravelPreparing
Planning a trip
Book a flight
Book your accommodation
Tips for finding accommodations in each city
Prepare various documents
Budgeting
Roaming and preparing your SIM card
Packing a bag

Start to Travel
Departure and entry
Moving in Canada
Using public transportation in Canada
Responding to emergencies
Useful applications for travel

Index

Canada, the world's second-largest country, is 100 times larger than South Korea and is home to a variety of attractions to its east, west, south, and north.
From bustling commercial cities to traditional villages where ancient indigenous customs remain, this travel destination is like a "comprehensive gift set."
Not only that, it is home to Niagara Falls, one of the world's three greatest waterfalls, and the Rocky Mountains, the essence of nature, making it an ideal place to fulfill everyone's dream of traveling abroad.
Let's travel to Canada, a destination of endless charm where you can encounter diverse scenery at every moment of your trip with the latest edition of "Friends Canada 2026."

1.
A Complete Guide to Canada's 33 Key Cities and Nearby Destinations

This book divides Canada into British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, and Quebec, and carefully introduces 33 cities (Vancouver, Whistler, Victoria, Duncan, Chemainus, Nanaimo, Kamloops, Calgary, Banff, Lake Louise, Kootenay National Park, Yoho National Park, Jasper, Mount Robson Provincial Park, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Kingston, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City, etc.).
Here, we introduce nearby tourist destinations (such as Joffre Lake, Okanagan Valley, and Yellowknife) that are good to visit while traveling to each city, making it useful for both first-time travelers to Canada and repeat visitors.
First, refer to the city-specific travel information, including basic information, transportation information, recommended itineraries, and detailed maps for each city to better understand unfamiliar travel destinations. Then, check out the recommended tourist attractions, restaurants, and accommodations in the book to plan a Canadian trip that's perfect for you.

2.
Updated with the latest Canadian travel information for 2026

The greatest strength of "Friends Canada 2026" is that it faithfully contains information acquired through the authors' firsthand experience and on-the-ground experience while living in the country.
This revised edition features the latest information on the most popular attractions, restaurants, cafes, pubs, activities, and accommodations, and thoroughly analyzes Koreans' tastes, preferences, and travel patterns to present the optimal way to travel in Canada.
Of course, we have updated the operating hours of each Canadian spot, as well as any temporary closures or closures, with the most up-to-date information.

3.
Canada travel information organized in an easy-to-understand manner even for beginners.

Even first-time travelers to Canada will have no problem with the 2026 edition of Friends Canada.
When you start preparing for your trip, first check the 'Getting to Know Canada' section in the front of the book.
We've compiled an easy-to-understand guide to Canada's representative cities, places where you can experience the great outdoors, various activities you can enjoy in Canada such as camping, hiking, and cruising, as well as the best driving courses, the best viewpoints, representative foods, and recommended must-buy items in Canada.
Through 'Getting to Know Canada' and 'Friends Canada 2026 Latest Edition', you can travel to Canada in a fun and informative way without fear of unfamiliar places.

4.
A travel guidebook that will satisfy everyone, regardless of age or taste.

The 2026 edition of Friends Canada offers comprehensive travel information for all generations and tastes.
It covers a wide range of Canadian must-see destinations, often chosen by older generations, such as the vast national parks of the Canadian Rockies and Niagara Falls, as well as trendy and sophisticated attractions favored by younger generations, such as Vancouver craft beer restaurants and Montreal bagel shops.
This is the ultimate Canadian travel guidebook, covering all travel information for all regions of Canada.

5.
Just following along is half the battle! Recommended courses by schedule and theme

The 2026 edition of Friends Canada introduces the best travel routes to help even first-time visitors to Canada easily plan their trip.
We offer exciting travel itineraries, including the most popular Western Canadian tour among Koreans, the Rocky Mountains tour, a course that allows you to enjoy both the peaceful cities of the West and the great nature of the Rockies, an Eastern tour that lets you feel the face of a developed city, a fall foliage tour that lets you fully enjoy Canada, the land of autumn leaves, and even a lifetime of skiing in the winter kingdom of Canada.
In addition, you can enjoy all the representative attractions of each region without missing a single one by referring to the author's recommended travel courses for each city.

6.
Packed with helpful information to satisfy both backpackers and rental car travelers.

Large cities like Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal, with well-developed public transportation, are easily accessible even to backpackers, but most destinations in Canada are far apart, making it convenient to travel by car.
The 2026 edition of Friends Canada offers added convenience with information for both backpackers and rental car travelers.

For backpackers, we introduced ways to travel between cities using public transportation, how to use city transportation, and useful tour programs that allow you to conveniently tour tourist destinations without a car.
Additionally, for those traveling by rental car, it introduces how to rent a car and essential rental car usage information that you must know.
In addition, we have introduced driving courses that can be taken according to taste and season, such as the Sea to Sky Highway that runs along the western strait of Vancouver, the Icefields Parkway that was selected as one of the world's top 10 driving courses by National Geographic, and the Lighthouse Route, a coastal road that runs along the cute east coast towns.