Morning: Head to Thousand Islands National Park to experience the beauty of Canada's natural wonders. Enjoy a scenic cruise on the Thousand Islands boat (approximately 1 hour). 

Next, we'll travel to Montreal, often called the "Little Paris of North America." Visit the popular Old Port area, where you can ride the La Grande Roue Ferris wheel for stunning panoramic views of the city. This iconic attraction, located near Place Jacques-Cartier, was built to celebrate Montreal's 375th anniversary. Standing 60 meters tall, it offers breathtaking sights extending up to 28 kilometers around Montreal! 

Wander through the charming Old Montreal, where magnificent architecture blends old and new European styles. You'll experience a taste of the French influence, reminiscent of the Champs-Élysées. Don't miss a visit to the splendid Notre-Dame Basilica, the site of Celine Dion's wedding and a sister church to Paris's Notre-Dame. This magnificent church is a journey through faith, history, and art. 

Experience the stunning AURA light show—a mesmerizing fusion of visuals and music that is truly unforgettable. Whether you're exploring art or pursuing faith, this church visit will be a highlight of your trip to Canada.

Note: The Aura light show requires advance payment. If the church visit is canceled due to a major event, tickets will be fully refunded, and alternative attractions will be arranged. Thank you for your understanding.

  

After breakfast, we'll head to the Maple Sugar Museum in Trois-Rivières to learn about the collection and production of maple syrup. Enjoy a traditional French lunch at the museum (if the museum is closed, lunch will be at a different location), creating a warm and lively atmosphere.

Next, we'll visit the oldest city in Canada, the only walled city in North America and a UNESCO World Heritage site—Quebec City. First, ascend to the 31st-floor observation deck of the iconic Château Frontenac for breathtaking views of the city and the historic battlefields of the English and French wars. Listen as our guide shares thrilling stories of this significant historical event.

Then, explore the Old Quebec area. Built on a cliff, it features North America's only well-preserved city walls and is home to numerous historic churches, monasteries, and the Citadel. Stroll through the charming Fairmont Historic Square and pass by the Quebec Parliament Building, with landmarks like the Château Frontenac and the Citadel showcasing its unique French character. 

As night falls, enjoy a romantic French dinner in the elegant ambiance of the ancient city, where you'll feel as though you've been transported to Europe. After dinner, relax and unwind at your hotel. 

  

Farewell to the enchanting Old Quebec City! Now, let's explore the stunning "Crystal Falls.”"

This remarkable waterfall is one of the tallest in Quebec and is considered one of America's three great waterfalls. With a drop of 83 meters—1.5 times that of Niagara Falls—vast amounts of water cascade dramatically from the cliffs into the St. Lawrence River, creating a thunderous roar and a breathtaking sight. Take a scenic cable car ride to the top for panoramic views of the beautiful banks of the St. Lawrence River. In spring and summer, the lush greenery and pleasant climate make it an ideal relaxing spot; in autumn, the vibrant foliage presents a stunning tapestry of colors. 

After lunch, we'll head to the picturesque Mont Tremblant Resort, known as the "Eastern Banff." The charming town, filled with French architectural flair, transports you to a quaint European setting. The resort is built along the mountainside, and a cable car ride from the base takes you to the peak at 3,300 feet—"Camelot Peak."

The cable car has two segments; the first reaches the mid-mountain amusement center in an open cabin, allowing passengers to stand and enjoy the views as the cable car ascends past roaring waterfalls. Below, the vibrant rooftops of the resort come into view! At the mid-station, board an enclosed cable car to continue up to Camelot Peak. As you ascend, glimpses through the windows reveal lush forests and white wildflowers blanketing the slopes, with distant mountains and winding lakes—truly a breathtaking landscape. 

Wander through the cobblestone streets of the town, rich in European charm, and immerse yourself in the resort's ambiance. The stunning greenery harmonizes beautifully with the colorful buildings, making the scenery comparable to that of western Canada's Banff. 

  

In the morning, depart from Cuilake Mountain Resort and head to Canada's capital, Ottawa. Explore the iconic Parliament Hill (outside view), take in the beautiful Ottawa River, and visit the solemn National War Memorial and the impressive Peace Tower.

Next, visit the captivating Canadian Museum of History. Walk through the newly designed "Time Tunnel" and experience 10,000 years of human history and the development of Canada's diverse cultures. You'll also explore the Canadian War Museum, one of the world's leading military art collections, where you can learn about the harsh realities of war and view exhibits of cold weaponry, including UN military vehicles, Tiger tanks, and Leopard tanks.

After lunch, pass through the historic city of Kingston. Enjoy a drive by the Old Parliament Buildings (now City Hall), the 18th-century English lighthouse, and the ancient train station. You'll also see the grand old prison, the home of Canada's first Prime Minister, and the renowned Queen's University. Finally, return to Toronto to conclude your delightful journey!