British Columbia Top ten Places to visit

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• British Columbia
• Places To Visit In British Columbia
• Haida Gwaii
• Vancouver
• Canadian Rockies
• Great Bear Rainforest
• Whistler 
• Pacific Rim National Park Reserve
• Alaska Highway
• Victoria
• Okanagan Valley
• Kootenay Ski Towns
• Source

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British Columbia

• English Columbia, consistently called as BC, is a
  popular region located on the west shoreline of
  Canada. It is furthermore a piece of the Pacific
  Northwest and the Cascadia bio-area, along the
  U.S. states of Washington, Oregon and Alaska.

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Places To Visit in North Columbia

• British Columbia is a place of immense natural
  beauty that boasts dozens of spectacular places
  to explore. Here is a list of Best places to
  visit in British Columbia.

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Haida Gwaii

• Mystical islands with a rich cultural history.
  Gwaii Haanas, a highly protected area overseen
  jointly by Parks Canada and the Haida Nation, is
  home to extraordinary natural scenery and
  cultural treasures, including ancient totems that
  are slowly decaying and being reclaimed by the
  land

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Vancouver

• Vancouver, Mother Nature beckons. Whether youre
  strolling along the seawall, shopping on Robson
  Street or exploring historic Gastown, you can
  catch a glimpse of the Pacific Ocean or the
  rainforest-covered Coast Mountains from almost
  anywhere in the city so close you can
  practically reach out and touch them. Rent a
  kayak and paddle scenic waterways, hike or ski in
  the North Shore Mountains, or just chill at the
  beach.

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Canadian Rockies

• Awe-inspiring peaks, impossibly blue lakes. The
  Rockies evoke images of towering, snow-capped
  peaks, turquoise lakes, cascading waterfalls and
  dense evergreen forests. UNESCO established the
  Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks World Heritage Site
  along the BC/Alberta border, in part because of
  this spectacular beauty

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Great Bear Rainforest

• The planets largest intact coastal temperate
  rainforest, the Great Bear is a revered and
  protected wilderness area. This section of BCs
  Central Coast is remote and there are few roads
  within its boundaries, which contributes to a
  feeling of peace and serenity - of truly being in
  nature - for all who visit.

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Whistler

• Whistler Blackcomb is consistently named North
  Americas 1 resort, and its not hard to
  understand why. Skiers and boarders can explore
  more terrain here than anywhere else on the
  continent, with the summits of two legendary
  mountains Whistler and Blackcomb connected by
  the spectacular PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola

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Pacific Rim National Park Reserve

• This magnificent park on the west coast of
  Vancouver Island consists of three sections Long
  Beach, home to flawless beaches and a thriving
  surf culture the West Coast Trail, an epic,
  multi-day hike along what was once a rescue trail
  for shipwrecked sailors and the Broken Group
  Islands, a kayakers paradise made up of more
  than 100 islands and islets

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Alaska Highway

• Remote wilderness, home to some serious wildlife.
  Driving the Alaska Highway is a significant
  undertaking, to be sure, but the payoff is huge.
  Literally. First theres the distance covered
  almost 1,000 km (600 mi) of this historic route
  are in BC alone

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Victoria

• Situated on Vancouver Island, Victoria is a
  dynamic city that offers a seamless mix of the
  past and the present. The charismatic Inner
  Harbour serves as the hub of BCs capital city,
  whether youre looking to linger over an
  ocean-view meal at one of many innovative
  restaurants, or heading out on the water in
  search of resident pods of Orcas

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Okanagan Valley

• Award-winning wineries set against a dramatic
  backdrop. No place in BC says summer quite like
  the Okanagan Valley. The sun shines brightly on
  sparkling lakes surrounded by soft sandy beaches,
  providing the perfect backdrop for an endless
  array of activities for the young and the young
  at heart. 

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Kootenay Ski Towns

• Looking for the ultimate ski vacation? Succumb to
  the lure of the Kootenay Rockies, where the snow
  is soft and deep, lift lines are short, and a
  free-spirited counterculture prevails. Locals
  here are by and large outdoorsy, creative types
  who are quick to chat you up - whether on the
  hill or over an après-ski pint and make you
  feel welcome

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Source

• http//canadapopulation2018.com/population-of-brit
  ish-columbia-2018.html
• https//www.hellobc.com/british-columbia/top-10-pl
  aces-to-go.aspx