The first day marks when we arrive in Toronto and book a few hours' stays at the hotel for rest. And then we transfer to Niagara on the same day when we will be spending our day. 

There are two types of connections from Toronto to Niagara Falls. The first connection is taking the train to Burlington and then switching to go bus which will take you to Niagara Bus Terminal/. It takes around 2.5 hours for you to reach your hotel and have a private transfer thereafter.  

The direct connection from Toronto to Niagara in 2 hours and that too in Niagara Falls. Go train tickets are the best way to save on price, plus convenience for luggage, and no hassle for transferring luggage.  Many options in seating and preferably a route of transfer to Niagara. We book a stay at a nearby hotel from Niagara Falls on the first day of arrival for better views and ease of travel. 

Go Bus can be quite full to the rim, not that appropriate as your group may need to split. The direct connection is only available on weekends, so we pre-book that for convenience purposes. We aim to reach there and rest for the day while planning the overall activity over dinner. 

With so much to do and see, Niagara Falls is a prime-time location for us to explore on the second day in Canada. This trip to Niagara Falls takes us to the viewpoint, where we observe the edge of the Niagara Gorge and the awesome water current and participate in tours, rides, and action-packed amusement. 

We can choose one of the adventures either Whirlpool Jet Boat Tours (with class 5 whitewater rafting), Whirlpool Aero Car, Niagara Skywheel, or Hornblower Niagara Cruises. 

In addition, we participate in educational tours to understand the geology and the history of Niagara Falls. We also arranged a time to be at the Butterfly Conservatory and see those colorful two thousand free-flying butterflies, which are open year-round for visitors.  It is even open when outside gardens are not in bloom in winter.

As we roam around for the Niagara-On-the-Lake sightseeing, we get to see the Floral Clock Whirlpool and also Clifton Hill. It is mostly vibrant with a festive atmosphere and adds fun to the street of Niagara Street. Besides this, we explore speedway, restaurants, and family-oriented attractions. 

The arrangements for candy, fudge, and other treat-tasting are all on us, plus the meals throughout the day. On top of that, we also provide you with must-know tips at Niagara Falls Vacation to make your experience everlasting. 

We book your return in either of the available train or bus transit and return to Toronto to make the most of the remaining time. The neighborhood of Toronto is fairly downtown at a walkable distance; today we aim to explore it. 

From the unique food tasting in the neighborhood of St. Lawrence Market (the city's oldest market dating from 1803) to resting day at Ward’s Island, everything is covered in the package. The street is famous for its unique food, oyster bar, stuffed sandwiches, mahi mahi fish, and lobster rolls. Also, fruit snacks are available on the healthier side, and buying Canadian souvenirs. 

The 24-hour hop-on and hop-off bus costs you around 50 dollars. We arrange tickets to explore the main tourist attractions in Toronto City. If you don't want to rush, you can have more than a day's experience in Toronto, which takes you to the major attractions, like the Royal Ontario Museum and many more. 

We guide you the whole time and also suggest shopping for Toronto merchandise, with raccoon prints as well (which is the spirit animal of this place.) Postcard shopping from Toronto and distillery tasting from its local bar is an experience of a kind, which we will give a shot at.

Toronto 100 Islands is a must-visit destination; water taxis are about 10 dollars, and Ferri and Ward’s Island are people’s favorites, so we booked a stay for a day here. We can plan to stay at an Airbnb on Ward Island for the day; this is something we arrange a time for to live on an island in Canada. 

Our morning activity on day 4 in Toronto is an hour of quadricycle on the island then have breakfast. The day following plans are heading to the remaining sightseeing destination in Toronto. 

Heading back to the city from the Island we get a free Ferri ride. We now transfer to a new hotel then explore Chinatown and try juicy dumplings. In this market, we sample unusual and never-seen fruits the market, that are exported from South Asia. 

Right next to Kensington town, the ambiance is good, the food shops are good, we can have lunch here, and do some shopping. We also take a street walk where we see a graffiti alley in the west of Queen Street. All this is amazing. 

Toronto City Hall is the next part of our plan, the place is all modern with a water park, modern buildings, Nathan Philips Square, Toronto Sign. After a brief sightseeing and trying snacks, we walk around Eaton Center and Dundas Square clicking memorable pictures amidst these landmarks. By the evening return to the hotel for needed rest. 
 

We take a flight to Montreal, named after Mount Royal, one of the largest cities in Quebec where you can have a French experience.  We can stay at Suburban Houses Airbnb here. We cover major of the travel experiences here, this place is best explored in autumn in the multi-colored scenery. 

The top attractions here are Bota Bota spa, parks, hidden gems, parks, and many other exploration sites. Living in a cultural city, one of the most European cities in North America, we get an opportunity to feel what living in the different cultures of Europe across the neighborhood looks like. 

Poutine is the famous food of Quebec with fries, gravy, and cheese curd-like texture that melts your mouth with warmth and freshness. The greasier poutine tastes better so we go to try Orange Julo for its delicious food-tasting purposes. If we are in a rush, we may end up tasting Poutine near where we stay. 

French colonizers founded Montreal in 1642, and there are tons of buildings still standing from that time to the present; we can explore there too. We allot time slots to visit places nearby fascination and live more on the cultural side of the exploration here in the cobblestone streets. We stay at Airbnb or hotels in Montreal for the night as well.

Notre Dame is the neo-Gothic church in Montreal. At about 20 minutes of the guided tour here, we explore the naive, aisles, paintings, sculptures, gold leaf decor, and primary attractions of this place. We can also combine it with aura light show tickets to make the most of the day, depending on the season. 

We can also walk through the McGill campus arena, walk down McTavish Street, go into the Red Path Museum, head over to the Percival Molson Stadium, and explore the quaint neighborhood of the city. 

Oshiaga and Ilsanik are two major music festivals arranged in Montreal; the places are quite vibrant, and nightlife roots musical bliss in this period. At that time, our primary attraction will be attending this festival. 

It's snowy and cold for 8 months in a row, but for outdoor activity, autumn is the perfect season here in Montreal. We try to explore the Old ports here and see the Ferris wheel, play out there on la Grandeur. 

If time permits, we do some local shopping in Montreal, grab a coffee in the cafe, and then, travel to Montreal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport for our flight to Nepal. Our representatives will do all the check-out processes and arrange private transfers on your behalf.