Niagara Falls Travelogue
Niagara Falls is the most famous, most informative, and most visited destination on this little trip to the Canadian East. My boyfriend went there once in the winter, and the photos at the time looked a bit bleak, the river was partially frozen, and the water volume of the falls was relatively small!
We arrived at Toronto Central Station early in the morning and took the Megabus, which we had bought in advance, and arrived in Niagara Falls in a very relaxed manner, sleeping on the bus. Upon arrival, we went to the hotel to drop off our luggage, and then found a restaurant to have a good meal before walking to see the falls in person!
Before we saw the falls, the anticipation was heightened by all the lovely buildings along the road, and the camera shutter was at a standstill, giving us the illusion of being in a mega park! Hulk holding a burger on the Burger King staring at pedestrians, King Kong on the roof of the building that collapsed, fake maintenance workers moving up and down in repairing the house, although it is full of tourist flavor, but like stepping into Disney, the atmosphere of happiness will unconsciously invade every cell of the body.
On the first day, we decided to experience the most classic tour “Niagara Falls Cruise” first, considering the fact that the boat is frequent and not full, plus the fact that there are more people in this trip, it is safer to buy the tickets on site. After purchasing the tickets, you can follow the directions to the boat ride. Almost every ticketing trip would ask us to take photos in front of the green screen and then entice us to buy the composite photos!
On the first day, we decided to experience the most classic tour “Niagara Falls Cruise” first. Considering that the boat is more frequent and not full, plus the number of people on this trip, it is safer to buy tickets on site. After buying the tickets, you can follow the instructions to go on the boat. Almost every ticket purchase would require us to take a picture in front of a green screen and then induce us to buy a composite photo! That’s when we find out that there are a lot of people taking pictures in front of the green screen!
After leaving the storm circle caused by the Horseshoe Falls, it was finally our turn to see the American Falls head-on! From a distance, you can see that there is a wooden walkway on the right side of the American Falls, and the people wearing small yellow raincoats on it are the visitors participating in Cave of the Winds. For those on the Canadian side, there is also a corresponding trip Behind the Falls, where you can see Horseshoe Falls from a very close distance.
As the boat slowly sailed back to the pier, I continued to stare at the American Falls, trying to catch up on what I hadn’t seen or photographed on the previous trip.
Although everyone looked like a mess after the cruise, it was a good thing that God gave us a beautiful sunny day, so our wet hair and sleeves should be dried soon. If you can only choose one trip to Niagara Falls, it’s definitely the cruise! So really don’t come in winter when the lake is frozen! The two-word comment “I love it” is a great way to experience a boat ride.
Canada Side Walk Niagara Pkwy
I really think it’s better to stay on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls, although both American Falls and Bridaville Falls are on the American side, but it’s because they are on the American side that the view from the Canadian side is particularly good!
With the sun shining, the group walked along the Niagara River towards our next destination, Horseshoe Falls and Table Rock Welcome Center, while enjoying the clear and stunning view of the American Falls and Bridaville Falls on the other side.
