2026 Kamloops Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in July)

First time in Canada? Check out this 5-day itinerary to explore the country and experience the unique North American charm! · ------- 🚁 Itinerary: Day 1: Home✈️Calgary Head to Calgary, Canada, and get ready for an exciting adventure! Day 2: Lake Louise->Moraine Lake->Spiral Tunnels->Yoho National Park->Emerald Lake->Natural Bridge Travel through the beautiful lakes and mountains, visit Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, pass through the mysterious Spiral Tunnels, and then head to Yoho National Park to admire the natural wonders of Emerald Lake and Natural Bridge. Day 3: Banff Sulphur Mountain Gondola->The Hoodoos->Bow Falls->Surprise Corner->Johnston Canyon Take the Banff Sulphur Mountain Gondola to enjoy the magnificent scenery, then visit the unique Hoodoos, feel the grandeur of Bow Falls, explore the mystery of Surprise Corner, and finally stroll through the tranquility of Johnston Canyon. Day 4: Crowfoot Glacier->Bow Lake->Columbia Glacier->Columbia Icefield Glacier Adventure Embark on a glacier adventure, visit Crowfoot Glacier and Bow Lake, then head to the spectacular Columbia Glacier, experience the glacier wonders of the Columbia Icefield, and feel the endless charm of nature. Day 5: Last Spike->Kamloops Visit the historic Last Spike to learn about the legendary story of railway construction, then head to Kamloops to end this unforgettable trip to Canada. · ------- Attraction Recommendations: ✨Lake Louise 4 stars✨ · Address: Lake Louise, Alberta · Opening hours: All day · Duration: 3 hours · The lake is as clear as a pearl, beautiful beyond words, as if you are in a fairyland. 💎Moraine Lake 4 stars💎 · Address: Improvement District No. 9, Alberta, Canada · Opening hours: All day · Duration: 3-4 hours · Surrounded by ten peaks, the lake is blue and green like jade, sparkling and crystal clear in the sunlight, making it unforgettable. 🌊Bow Falls 4 stars🌊 · Address: Banff, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada · Opening hours: All day · Duration: 1 hour · Bow Falls is a beautiful sight in Banff National Park, with the river winding down the mountain like a bow, very spectacular. · ------- 🧳 Travel Essentials: Canada December Travel Checklist 📞 Get a SIM card and enjoy roaming in Canada. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter to solve charging problems. 🪪 Make sure you have your passport and visa for smooth entry and exit. 👔 Don't forget a warm coat, as it snows in Canada in December. 🔋 Don't forget your charger, so you can take beautiful photos and share them anytime. · ------- Hope this guide helps you enjoy every moment of your trip to Canada! 🎉✨

We booked this as a way to travel from the Rockies to Vancouver after sightseeing and before our Alaskan cruise. Once on the train, everything was included, and if you're booking, definitely choose GoldLeaf over SilverLeaf. In SilverLeaf, you're mostly confined to your seat, but in GoldLeaf, you get a double-decker carriage with a glass roof. The upper floor allows freedom to move around, while the lower floor offers a dining area, lounge, restrooms, and an outdoor viewing platform. Each carriage has four staff dedicated to educating you about the sights, serving drinks, and indulging you with food. Special commendations go to our fantastic staff—Tyler, Nathan, Colwyn, and Scarlet—as well as the incredible chefs working behind the scenes with fresh ingredients. The food was top-notch, the views were stunning, and we even made new friends along the way. We had an overnight stop in Kamloops, where everything was seamlessly organized. Onboard, you're handed your hotel details, room key, and coach number. The train arrives in Kamloops, you step onto a coach, and you're taken to your hotel where your luggage awaits. The next morning, leave your bags in your hotel room and get back on the coach to reboard the train for Vancouver. A note of caution: phone signal is spotty, and there’s no WiFi onboard. The coaches are climate-controlled, so jeans and a tee worked well for me, though some wore shorts and flip-flops. Be sure to bring a fleece or jacket if you plan to use the outdoor platform. In Vancouver, a similar routine awaits, with your luggage already on your hotel coach. Overall, this was a fantastic trip, worth every penny. If Carlsberg made train journeys, this would be it!

We traveled on the Rocky Mountaineer from Vancouver to Banff in late May. Check-in at the Fairmont Hotel was very efficient, and the pickup from our hotel (Sutton Place) was perfectly on time. The boarding experience, complete with being piped aboard, was fantastic. Our seats in Gold Leaf class were spacious, comfortable, and well-furnished. Both days offered outstanding food, drinks, and service—the Rocky Mountaineer staff worked hard to keep us informed, well-fed, and hydrated. All of this was accompanied by the breathtaking scenery of the Rockies! We arrived at Kamloops for our overnight stop right on schedule and boarded the coach to the hotel. While the overnight hotel (Hampton) had no restaurant, we easily found a meal at another hotel across the street. The meal was good, and this minor inconvenience was outweighed by the Hampton’s large, comfortable room with our luggage already delivered. Early pick-up the following morning was smooth, and we reboarded the train for another delightful day. We arrived in Banff as planned and bid farewell to the excellent staff—Joey, Mauro, Sean, Domenica, and chef Khat—who had taken such good care of us throughout. We bonded with friendly passengers during meals, and all of the food was truly delicious. Every moment of this journey was unforgettable, and we look forward to returning for the Journey through the Clouds!

We cannot recommend this experience more highly. Yes, you spend 12 hours each day on the train, but the 'Journey Through the Clouds' from Jasper to Vancouver, spanning two days with a Kamloops stopover, is truly exceptional. First off, the entire operation is impressively smooth and professional. The online check-in and the Welcome Pack (collected the day before travel) are incredibly informative. The hotel pick-up was perfectly on time, and tagged luggage was conveniently handled—appearing in the Kamloops hotel room, left there for collection the next day, and effortlessly placed on the coach in Vancouver for hotel drop-off. Secondly, the Gold Leaf service is remarkable. It's best described as an 'Emirates Business Class on rails.' The seats on the upper deck are luxurious leather with generous legroom, providing excellent views. Drinks and snacks are served at your seat, and they are plentiful and of high quality. The onboard Hosts offer insightful and informative commentary without being intrusive. Meals are served in the lower deck dining room, freshly prepared by an onboard Chef (one for each carriage), and are of outstanding quality, paired with excellent wines. Most importantly, the views are breathtaking and change dramatically from Day One to Day Two. They are beyond imagination, and we were fortunate to have beautiful weather. A word of advice: don’t be tempted by the savings of traveling in Silver Leaf. While we haven’t tried Silver Leaf, it lacks an upper deck, which likely means spending much of the journey looking at trees rather than over them.

Had the Silverleaf experience onboard, traveling from Banff to Vancouver with an overnight stop in Kamloops. The entire journey was flawless, offering top-notch service from beginning to end. From the moment we boarded in Banff, including a brief stop at Lake Louise, we were impeccably taken care of throughout. The food was outstanding (special thanks to Shirin), and the hardworking team looking after us all day did an incredible job. There was an abundance of food and drinks, and the fun, informative commentary by the crew (thank you Taylor and Leigh) added to the experience. The views were, of course, breathtaking, with some areas only accessible from the train. Breakfast and lunch menus were impressively diverse, incorporating local ingredients. One breakfast featured Smoked Steelhead, Spinach, and Feta Frittata, and a lunch main included Fraser Valley Chicken. During the overnight stop in Kamloops, our luggage was conveniently delivered straight to our hotel room and then seamlessly managed, meeting us in Vancouver at the trip's conclusion. The entire experience was incredibly well-organized by the company, right down to the exclusive pin badge marking our 2026 journey. It was a spectacular, once-in-a-lifetime adventure.

My sister and I took the Peak to Peak 2-day/one-night train from Banff to Kamloops to Jasper, and WOW!!! I can hardly find the words to describe how amazing it was. I hope I have the names right—John, Amelia, Carla, and Chris—all of them, along with our chefs, were outstanding! From the moment we were picked up at our hotel to when we reached our final destination, we were pampered non-stop. I've never experienced such excellent treatment. The staff, the food, the stunning views of the Canadian Rockies, and the narration about what we were seeing—everything was top-notch. And the meals! From the incredible breakfast to the snacks, drinks, lunch, and all the constant "Do you need anything?" moments—they truly went above and beyond. This crew was extraordinary! Hands down, one of the best trips I’ve ever been on!

Standing before Helmcken Falls in British Columbia, Canada, the 141-meter drop renders all words powerless. Sunlight refracts into rainbows through the rising mist, and the roaring sound shakes the soul. The history of Wells Gray Provincial Park in BC is far more than just the establishment of a park; it is a microcosm of thousands of years of intertwined human and natural history. Facing nature’s masterpiece—the primeval forest, rushing rivers, and tireless waterfalls—you feel both small and fortunate. If you long for a journey to converse with nature, Clearwater will respond with the sound of water filling the mountains. 🌲 Ancient Homeland: The Indigenous Historical Imprint Before Europeans arrived, this land was home and hunting ground for Indigenous peoples for generations. The Indigenous peoples who have lived here include the Simpcw and Tsq’escenemc (Canim Lake Band), part of the Secwepemc (Shuswap) Nation, whose history dates back to “ancient times.” Important Hunting Grounds: Known for abundant wildlife such as moose and caribou, this area was a vital hunting ground for Indigenous survival. Conflicts and Relics: Competition for caribou and other resources led to intertribal conflicts, leaving historical marks in place names like Battle Mountain and Fight Lake. About 50 archaeological sites have been discovered in the park, including stone tools and caribou fences, silently telling the story of that history. 🚗 How to Get There 🚗 Driving (Highly Recommended): The main route is via Highway 5 (Coquihalla Highway). It takes about 5-6 hours from Vancouver and 1.5-2 hours from Kamloops. Long-distance buses from Kamloops are also available, with fares starting around 28 CAD. 🚌 Long-Distance Bus: Companies like Ebus offer service from Vancouver, taking about 3-4 hours (excluding transfer time). Service is limited, so booking in advance is advised. 🚉 Train: As a classic Canadian train route, VIA Rail’s “The Canadian” from Toronto or Vancouver stops at Clearwater, making it an excellent choice for tourists seeking a unique rail travel experience. 🏞️ Must-Visit Attractions and Core Experiences Clearwater’s soul lies outdoors. Here are the highlights you can’t miss: 🌳 Wells Gray Provincial Park: The park features over 40 named waterfalls, forming its core scenery. Helmcken Falls is the most famous, with a drop of 141 meters. 💦 Waterfall Tour: Besides Helmcken Falls, Dawson Falls and Spahats Creek Falls are also must-see sights. 🚣 Adventure Experiences: Try thrilling whitewater rafting in the park’s rapids (in partnership with Liquid Lifestyles); or witness the natural spectacle of salmon migration in autumn. 🛶 Leisure Activities: Enjoy paddleboarding and kayaking on Dutch Lake; or drive to the scenic Trophy Mountains for hiking.

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This trip will take you to Hunchun, a border town and its surrounding magnificent natural scenery—especially after experiencing breathtaking routes like "Lake Louise to Kamloops by rail—total bliss," you'll still feel the same tranquility and awe in Hunchun's natural landscape! Hunchun is located at the intersection of three countries, boasting majestic snow-capped mountains and glaciers, as well as forests, rivers, and lakes. The snow-capped mountains in the distance are particularly enchanting under a clear sky, allowing you to completely immerse yourself in a natural canvas. Outdoor enthusiasts shouldn't miss this healing journey of "total bliss." Recommended Attractions for a Slow Travel in Hunchun 1. Fangchuan Scenic Area, Hunchun Fangchuan Scenic Area is a must-visit "border triangle" in Hunchun, offering panoramic views of the natural landscape where China, Russia, and North Korea meet. It's recommended to visit on a clear day to admire the snow-capped mountains, forests, and lakes; the air is fresh, making for exceptionally beautiful photos. Address: Fangchuan Village, Hunchun City, Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, Jilin Province Opening Hours: 08:00-17:00 2. Hunchun Piyanshan Nature Reserve This reserve boasts majestic mountains, dense forests, and distant views of snow-capped peaks and mountain ranges, resembling a miniature Alps. "Outdoor natural scenery" is Hunchun's most prominent feature. At Piyanshan, you can experience forest hiking and breathing in the mountain air.

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I explored Kamloops near Vancouver, which has amazing sights, friendly people, and fantastic cuisine.

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#cityplaybook #familytrip #localguides #stunningview Located in the heart of Kamloops, Riverside Park is a beloved green space offering a blend of natural beauty, recreational facilities, and community events. Situated along the banks of the Thompson River, this park is a perfect spot for relaxation and outdoor activities. What to See & Do: Scenic Walks & Beach Access: Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the riverfront pathways or relax on the sandy beach areas. The park provides picturesque views of Mount Paul and the surrounding landscape. Inclusive Playground & Water Park: Families can delight in the inclusive playground and accessible water park, offering fun for children of all abilities. Lawn Bowling & Sports Facilities: Engage in lawn bowling or utilize the open spaces for various sports and recreational activities. Music in the Park: During the summer months, enjoy nightly live music performances at the Rotary Bandshell, featuring local and visiting artists. Best Time to Visit: Summer is ideal for experiencing the full range of activities, including live music events and water-based recreation. Location: 100 Lorne St, Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada #RiversideParkKamloops #ThompsonRiver #KamloopsBC #FamilyFun #OutdoorRecreation #MusicInThePark #ExploreBC

The Qingming Festival holiday is here! Want to experience the unique spring scenery of Canada? Check out this 5-day itinerary, which takes you to Canada's oldest national park, a ride on an ice explorer, and a walk on a glass bridge overlooking the magnificent ice field! · ------- 🌍 Itinerary: A Journey Through Canada's Natural Wonders Day 1: Departure ✈️ Calgary Embark on a journey to Calgary, Canada, ready to traverse natural wonders. Day 2: Johnston Canyon -> Lake Louise -> Moraine Lake -> Valley of the Ten Peaks Explore the spectacular Johnston Canyon and admire its unique natural scenery. Next, we'll head to the picturesque Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, experiencing the tranquility and beauty of the lakes. Finally, arrive at the Valley of the Ten Peaks and gaze at the rolling mountains, feeling the vastness of nature. Day 3: Icefields Parkway -> Athabasca Glacier (Ice Explorer Experience) -> Bow Lake -> Jasper National Park (Canada's oldest national park) -> Columbia Icefield (Glass bridge overlooking the ice field) Traveling along the spectacular Icefields Parkway, we will arrive at the Athabasca Glacier and take a ride on the Ice Explorer to experience the magnificence of the glacier firsthand. Afterward, we will visit Bow Lake and enjoy the clear and tranquil waters. Next, we will head to Jasper National Park, Canada's oldest national park, and explore its rich natural landscape. Finally, stand on the glass bridge and overlook the Columbia Icefield, enjoying the grandeur and mystery of the ice field. Day 4: Last Spike -> Kamloops Visit the historic Last Spike and learn about the history of railway construction. Afterward, we will head to Kamloops and experience the city's charm and culture. Day 5: Butchart Gardens -> Victoria Chinatown -> Victoria Inner Harbour Visit the beautiful Butchart Gardens and admire the splendor of various flowers. Next, we will stroll through Victoria Chinatown and experience the fusion of different cultures. Finally, arrive at Victoria Inner Harbour, admire the beautiful scenery of the harbor, and conclude this unforgettable journey. · ------- Recommended Attractions: ✨ Lake Louise ⭐⭐⭐⭐ · Address: Improvement District No. 9, Alberta, Canada · Opening hours: All day · Duration: 3 hrs · The lake water is as clear as a pearl, incredibly beautiful, as if you are in a fairyland. 🌳 Victoria Inner Harbour ⭐⭐⭐⭐ · Address: Victoria, British Columbia V8V 1W9, Canada · Opening hours: All day · Duration: 1–3 hrs · A paradise for wildlife, with scenic views at every turn, and a taste of the laid-back British lifestyle. 🏞️ Jasper National Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐ · Address: Jasper, AB T0E 1E0, Canada · Opening hours: All day · Duration: 1 day · Here, you can appreciate the wonders of nature, where every spot is a beautiful landscape painting. 🌸 Butchart Gardens ⭐⭐⭐⭐ · Address: 800 Benvenuto Ave, Brentwood Bay, BC V8M 1J8, Canada · Opening hours: March 1–31, 9am–4pm · Duration: 1–3 hrs · Picturesque scenery, dotted with sculptures and fountains, strolling through the sea of flowers is truly enchanting. ❄️ Columbia Icefield ⭐⭐⭐⭐ · Address: Improvement District No. 9, Alberta, Canada · Opening hours: All day (depending on weather conditions) · Duration: 2–3 hrs · Explore the remains of the Columbia Icefield and experience the magic and magnificence of the dense ice layers. · ------- 🧳 Travel Preparations: 📞 Remember to get a Canadian SIM card for easy communication. 🔌 Don't forget to bring a plug adapter; the voltage in Canada is 110v. 🪪 Passport, visa, driver's license—essential documents must be prepared. 👚 For March in Canada, bring thick coats and thermal underwear, as well as waterproof shoes. 🔋 Charger, power bank—stay powered up on the go. 💊 Common medications are also important, such as cold medicine and painkillers, just in case. · ------- Come to Canada and enjoy the beautiful scenery and unique culture! Don't miss out if you like it. Book a Trip.com group tour now for a hassle-free departure and unforgettable memories!

This Tomb-Sweeping holiday, embark on a spontaneous Canadian adventure! In just 4 days, we'll take you on a journey along Highway 1 and the Icefields Parkway (Highway 93), where you'll experience breathtaking scenery and immerse yourself in a unique culture. Get ready to explore Canada with this handy guide! / 🌟Itinerary: DAY 1: Home ✈️ Calgary Your exciting Canadian journey begins with a flight to Calgary! Upon arrival, check in to your hotel, relax, and adjust to the time difference. DAY 2: Banff National Park — Johnston Canyon — Castle Mountain — Lake Louise 🌊 — Moraine Lake — Valley of the Ten Peaks Spend the day exploring Banff National Park, venturing into the magnificent Johnston Canyon, and ascending Castle Mountain for panoramic views. Stroll along the shores of Lake Louise, embracing the tranquility and beauty. Continue to Moraine Lake and the Valley of the Ten Peaks to admire the wonders of nature. DAY 3: Crowfoot Glacier — Bow Lake — Jasper National Park 🌲 — Columbia Icefield Discover the magical Crowfoot Glacier and marvel at its grandeur and mystery. Afterward, head to Bow Lake to enjoy the picturesque scenery. Then, enter Jasper National Park and visit the spectacular Columbia Icefield, experiencing the boundless charm of nature. DAY 4: Last Spike 🚂 — Kamloops Visit the Last Spike and delve into the history of the Canadian railway. Afterward, journey to Kamloops, where your delightful trip concludes. Prepare for your return journey or continue exploring other scenic wonders of Canada. This itinerary covers Highway 1 and the Icefields Parkway (Highway 93), leaving you with unforgettable memories! / Essential Travel Tips: 🌦️ March in Canada can be quite cold, so remember to pack warm clothes and non-slip shoes! 🚗 From the airport to the city center, you can choose a taxi or the subway. Transportation is convenient, ensuring a worry-free commute. 📒 Obtain your Canadian visa in advance to avoid any disruptions to your itinerary! / Come to Canada and indulge in the exotic charm! If you like this itinerary, don't forget to book a Trip.com group tour for a hassle-free and high-quality travel experience!

The Qingming Festival holiday is here! This 5-day trip to Canada will take you on a journey through the Great White North! Check out this super practical guide and get ready to embark on your North American adventure! 🚩Itinerary: DAY 1: Departure City -> Calgary Set off for Calgary and get ready for an amazing Canadian adventure! DAY 2: Johnston Canyon -> Lake Louise -> Moraine Lake -> Valley of the Ten Peaks Explore the spectacular Johnston Canyon, immerse yourself in the beauty of Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, and finally experience the majesty of the Valley of the Ten Peaks. DAY 3: Icefields Parkway -> Crowfoot Glacier -> Bow Lake -> Jasper National Park -> Columbia Icefield Travel along the Icefields Parkway, marvel at the spectacular Crowfoot Glacier, admire the beauty of Bow Lake, explore Jasper National Park, and finally arrive at the Columbia Icefield to experience the awe-inspiring glacier. DAY 4: Last Spike -> Kamloops Visit the historic Last Spike and learn about the history of railway construction, then continue on to Kamloops. DAY 5: Butchart Gardens -> Victoria Chinatown -> Victoria Inner Harbour Stroll through the beautiful Butchart Gardens and enjoy the fragrance of the flowers, then visit Victoria Chinatown for a taste of exotic culture, and finally, tour Victoria Inner Harbour to conclude this unforgettable journey. 🎒 Travel Essentials: Your essential packing list for Canada! 📞 Phone card and plug adapter: Stay connected and keep your devices charged. 🪪 Passport, visa, and driver's license: Ensure smooth travels with complete documentation. 🧥 March in Canada can be chilly: Pack a down jacket, thermal underwear, hat, and gloves. 🎉That's all for the Canadian travel guide. Have a great time in Canada!

New Year's Day is the perfect time for a spontaneous trip to Canada! This 4-day itinerary will take you to the best spots in the land of maple leaves. Save this guide now! . 🛣️ Itinerary: Day 1: Lake Louise > Moraine Lake > Emerald Lake > Natural Bridge Immerse yourself in the beautiful scenery of the lakes and experience the natural bridge. Day 2: Crowfoot Glacier > Bow Lake > Peyto Lake > Surprise Corner An adventure through glaciers and lakes, with surprises around every corner. Day 3: Two Jack Lake > Maligne Canyon > Mount Robson Provincial Park and Protected Area Explore the canyon, discover the beauty of the twin lakes, and marvel at the provincial park. Day 4: BC Wildlife Park > Hope Get up close and personal with wildlife, and end your trip with a cozy time in Hope. . Must-see attractions: 🌟 Lake Louise 🌟🌟 · Recommended: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ · Address: Lake Louise, Alberta · Opening hours: Unlimited · Duration: 3 hours · The lake is as clear as a pearl, making you feel like you're in a fairyland. 💎 Moraine Lake 💧 · Recommended: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ · Address: Improvement District No. 9, Alberta, Canada · Opening hours: Unlimited · Duration: 3-4 hours · Surrounded by ten peaks, the blue-green lake is as beautiful as jade, breathtakingly beautiful. 🌲 Emerald Lake 💚 · Recommended: ⭐⭐⭐ · Address: 91211 Alaska Highway Whitehorse, Carcross, Yukon Y1A-5V8, Canada · Opening hours: Open all day · Duration: 1-2 hours · This emerald nestled between the mountains is stunningly beautiful. 🏞️ Surprise Corner 🌄 · Recommended: ⭐⭐⭐ · Address: 51.167597, Banff, Alberta, T1L 1K2 · Opening hours: Open all day · Duration: 1-2 hours · This is a must-see spot in Banff National Park, where you can marvel at the wonders of nature. . 🧳 Travel essentials: Canada travel checklist 📞 Canadian SIM card, stay connected at all times. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter for different voltages. 📜 Passport, visa, and driver's license, don't forget any of them. 👔 If you're going in December, remember to bring a thick coat and warm clothes. 🔋 Charger and power bank, keep your electronics charged. 🎒 Lightweight and breathable backpack, convenient for daily travel. 💊 Bring some medicine just in case, for a worry-free trip. . We hope this Canada travel guide helps you have a great time. Keep your love of exploration alive! 🌍✨

Located 400 kilometers from Vancouver, the city of Kamloops, also transliterated as 'Kamloops', gets its name from the indigenous language, meaning 'the place where rivers meet'. The central urban area of Kamloops is situated in the expansive Thompson Valley. From a high vantage point, one can see the sunlight, resembling immense beams of light, spreading over the small city, creating a magical scene that seems as if it's straight out of the 'Book of Revelation'. As the confluence of the South and North Thompson Rivers, Kamloops is surrounded by over 200 large and small lakes. Coupled with more than 2000 hours of sunshine annually, it makes for the perfect place to enjoy outdoor life. Whether it's fishing, hiking, horseback riding, or various water sports, all can be easily satisfied here.

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Kamloops, on the way from Vancouver to the Rocky Mountains. It boasts an exotic landscape that is quite different from the Rocky Mountains, which boasts of its lush nature. Due to the semi-desert climate, there are bushes instead of trees on the mountain, and the mountain is not the green mountain we think of, but a yellowish color with sand. I wonder how the valleys that are cut like cliffs came to be. It boasts a heat of up to 40 degrees in the summer, but it is a dry city where you will find yourself looking for a coat if you go to the shade. It is a place that is more fun in the summer because there are many events. Let's take a break in Kamloops.

Kamloops, which is a stopover from Vancouver to go on a trip to the Rocky Mountains. Kamloops, where I stopped for a short break, is very different from the scenery I saw in Korea. A desolate, brown city with no greenery. It is dry and hot, befitting a semi-desert region. It is also good to take a break while enjoying the exotic scenery in Kemloops. #CanadaTravel #RockyMountainsTour #Kamloops

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Kamloops, also known as the City of Tranquility, is the largest ginseng production area in North America, known as the capital of ginseng. It covers an area of 30,000 hectares and has a population of over 98,700 in the urban area. There are more than 200 lakes around Kamloops, making it one of the top fishing centers in British Columbia, and a great place for outdoor activities in Canada. Kamloops is an ancient city with a history of over a hundred years. The Canadian Pacific Railway, which was built a hundred years ago to connect the east and west banks of Canada, was completed and intersected here. Riverside Park is a public park for the citizens of Kamloops, Canada City. The park is filled with ancient trees reaching for the sky, and the wide Thompson River sparkles in the sunlight. The winding and lengthy bike paths and pedestrian walkways are all breathtaking!