The best time to visit Canada is between September and November. The weather during this period is the most comfortable for a holiday as the temperatures are not too hot or cold. Additionally, the changing color of the leaves during the fall season creates a beautiful background for your vacation photos. There are also plenty of unique festivals to enjoy during this time of year, including the pumpkin, apple and grape festivals.

One week is the perfect duration for a holiday. Within one week, you can visit two provinces in Canada. If you want to explore more places, consider spending two weeks in Canada.

If this is your first time visiting Canada, there are several cities in Canada worth exploring. In Vancouver, you can experience both the city and nature. This city is known for its stunning beaches, port and forests to explore. If nature is not your thing, you can still enjoy the city's beauty. Meanwhile, Toronto is the perfect destination to immerse yourself in various cultures worldwide. From Greektown, Little India and Chinatown to Koreatown, you can experience diverse cultures in one city. Toronto also has a beautiful waterfront to enjoy. Alternatively, Quebec City and Montreal are cities that you will not want to miss. Both cities predominantly speak French and uniquely blend Canadian and French cultures.

One of the unique and enjoyable experiences in Canada is observing wild polar bears in their natural habitat. You can find them when you are in Churchill, Manitoba. If you are lucky, you might glimpse the beautiful aurora borealis in British Columbia, Yukon, North Saskatchewan, Newfoundland, Northwest Territories and Nova Scotia. Apart from that, you can also check out the orca attraction in Vancouver, marvel at the breathtaking Niagara Falls, go hiking in the Rocky Mountains, or get your adrenaline pumping by going to the top of the CN Tower, which is the tallest building in Canada.

Canada offers a variety of typical dishes worth having, such as poutine (french fries served with cheese sauce and gravy), bannock (Canadian fried bread), butter tart, Montreal-style bagel, timbit (donut with various fillings), nanaimo bar (dessert made of custard and chocolate) and tourtiere (Canadian meat pie).