4-Day In-Depth Canada East Coast Tour from Toronto: Thousand Islands, Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa | Upgrade to Fairmont Mont-Tremblant | Unique Lakeview Ascend Hotel | AURA Light Show

In the early morning, we set off from Toronto and headed to Thousand Islands. We passed through Kingston, the ancient capital of Canada, and car tour the old Parliament Building, which is now City Hall, the 18th-century British lighthouse, the oldest east-west traversing locomotive, and passed the magnificent and luxurious prison, the first The former residence of the Prime Minister, the top-ranked Queen's University, etc. Take the "Thousand Island Lake Sightseeing Boat" (about 1 hour) to the Old Port, a popular tourist attraction in Montreal. You can board the "Ferris Wheel" to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Montreal. Exclusively visit the ancient and magnificent Notre Dame Cathedral. Exclusive tour by Tianbao You experience the AURA light show "Light Journey" ~ immersed in the fascinating visual and musical world, its shocking beauty is indescribable. Whether you are pursuing faith or experiencing art, this church will be the highlight of your trip to Canada.

* Note: If you want to visit the Aura light show, you must make a reservation in advance. If the light show is canceled due to church activities or unable to attend the light show due to objective factors or force majeure, the ticket fee will be fully refunded, and no additional compensation will be made. (Please note: "Light Show" attraction tickets only accept free cancellation and refund 14 days before departure.)
* Jun 14 and Aug 2 departures, tour will not be upgraded due to major events in city of Montreal, The exclusive "light show" attraction will be replaced by a visit to Parliament Hill.
  

After breakfast, proceed to Maple Sugar Manor in Sanhe Ancient Town. Enjoy a traditional lunch in the manor (if the Maple Sugar Manor is closed, lunch will be eaten elsewhere) in a harmonious and warm atmosphere. You can taste lollipops made with fresh maple sugar for free.
Then go to the oldest city in Canada and the only North American city with city walls. First, climb to the observation deck on the 31st floor of the tallest building in the city, the Mary Building, to view the scenery of Quebec City, and then enter the ancient city of Quebec. The architecture of the ancient city exudes a unique French style and is also an excellent representative of a colonial fortress city. In the evening, you can also enjoy French dinner. Check into the hotel and rest after the meal.
* Jul 19, Aug 2, Sep 27, Sep 30 departures will stay at Regular suites hotel with Buffet breakfast. 
  

After bidding farewell to the ancient city of Quebec, now will take you to see the unique Montmorency Falls (commonly known as "Crystal Falls"). Because it has a drop of 83 meters, which is 1.5 times that of Niagara Falls, it is quite majestic. Take the cable car to the top of the waterfall to enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides of the St. Lawrence River. After lunch, go to Mont-Tremblant Resort. Take the cable car at the foot of the mountain to reach the highest peak in Katong (3300 feet) "Fairy Camel Peak". Looking down from the top of the mountain, you can really see the mountains briefly. The beauty of the scenery is comparable to the city of "Banff" in Western Canada.

Ways to enjoy the fall foliage:
1. Foliage from Above  - Soar by cable car and take in sweeping views of endless autumn colors, a breathtaking spectacle that lingers long in memory.
2. Lakeside Foliage   -  Immerse yourself in an outdoor hot "spring", where soothing warmth meets crisp autumn air. Reflections of fiery maples dance upon the lake, creating a living masterpiece of fall.
3. Waterfall Foliage - Marvel at the vibrant autumn colors cascading down the mountains beside a roaring waterfall - where motion and stillness meet, creating an unforgettable fall experience.

  

In the morning, we left Mont-Tremblant and headed to Ottawa, the capital of Canada, to visit the pinnacle of sculpture art - Parliament Hill (outside view). Then we went to visit the "National Museum of History" and along the newly designed "Time Tunnel" to appreciate Canada's 10,000-year-old Years of human development history and the formation process of multi-ethnic culture. Also visit the "Canadian War Museum", one of the three most important war art collection venues in the world. After lunch, return to Toronto and end your pleasant journey.
* The above itinerary sequence is for reference only. The itinerary will be adjusted due to the departure date, weather, traffic, and other factors.