Start off from Toronto and pass through the famous vacation spot – the maple forest of Muskoka; we will reach the treasure depot of Ontario – the city of Sudbury. Here, we will visit Science North (Fee apply), walk in the Butterfly Conservatory. We will take photos with the largest coin in the world – the Big Nickel. You can buy some souvenirs in the gift shop afterwards. By evening, we will settle in at a hotel in the city.

Notes:

* The arrangement of your trip may be varied, due to the weather, traffic etc... Please follow your final itinerary.

* If there is a hotel accommodation arrangement on the day, it will be returned to the hotel after the trip is over. Thank you for your understanding.

* In order for you to have a wonderful trip experience, we will do our best to substitute similar options if the attractions listed in the itinerary cannot be visited due to any unforeseen circumstances.

In the breeze of the floating maple leaves, we will be “All Aboard” on the luxury train (Fee apply) and rolling into the Agawa Canyon which will be ablaze in crimson red, orange and yellow. After having lunch (Fee apply) on the train, we will whisk through the Essar Steel Algoma and stop by a scenic spot of the canyon. Free time about 1.5 hours for you, that you may be invited to climb the steps along the scenic tracks and up to the Lookout Platform. Here, you can have a panoramic view of the canyon and also the Bridal Veil Falls in the sea of red maple. With full loads of "reds" in our vision and in our memory, the train will lead us through the tranquil villages that are concealed in different shades of maple and then we will be back in Sudbury.

 

After breakfast, we will head to the Algonquin tourist area to experience the picturesque Algonquin Dorest Tower.

Every fall, a large number of nature lovers visit this most famous sacred place in Ontario, and autumn is the best time to visit here. That colorful foliage gives a new look to the towering trees on the 7,725-square-kilometer (3,000-square-mile), which is awe-inspiring. The last week of September to the beginning of October is the best time to view the fall color. The autumn leaves of larch and red oak also reach their peak, blooming their own enchanting beauty. Dorset Lookout Tower is an important stop for the lake and bay scenery. The observation deck was built in 1922 and is 142 meters high (about 5 stories high). Autumn is the peak season for maple viewing, especially on weekends, there is an endless stream of tourists visiting the tower. We will get back to Toronto in the evening.