A trip to Canada.

Introduction to Victoria, Canada: - Geographic location: Victoria is the capital of British Columbia, Canada, located at the southern tip of Vancouver Island, southwest of Canada. It is the largest city on Vancouver Island. Its geographical coordinates are 48°25′ N, 123°22′ W, making it the westernmost major city in Canada. - Population: As of 2021, the population of Victoria is approximately 91,900, and the population of the entire Greater Victoria area is approximately 397,200. - Climate: Victoria has a temperate oceanic climate. The average temperature in January is 4℃～5℃, with only about 20 days of frost per year. The average annual rainfall is 27 inches, with the rainy season in winter and a drier summer. Rainfall is relatively low from June to August. - City features: Victoria is known as the "Garden City" due to its beautiful natural environment, with lush greenery and blooming flowers throughout the city. The city has a strong British influence, with a rich history and culture, combined with the youthful energy of Canada's West Coast. The pace of life is slower here, with a relaxed atmosphere. Victoria has been repeatedly ranked as one of the best cities in the world for retirement. - Economic industries: Victoria has a developed light industry, including construction hardware, pottery, woodworking, yacht manufacturing, food processing, painting and art. Tourism is also an important industry for the city, and is one of its largest sources of revenue. Attractions: - Butchart Gardens: One of the world's most famous private gardens, originally a quarry, later transformed into a magnificent garden by its owner. The garden covers an area of 30 acres and is divided into four sections: New Garden, Italian Garden, Japanese Garden and Rose Garden. There are over 700 species of flowers in the garden, including a 21-meter-high rose fountain and a rose carousel. In summer, there are spectacular firework displays. Visitors can admire the ingenious design, clever layout and exotic flowers. The garden attracts millions of visitors from around the world each year. - Empress Hotel: One of the famous Fairmont Hotels in Canada, built in 1908 at a cost of over $1.6 million. The hotel's walnut hardwood floors, intricate woven carpets, velvet chair backs with gold-trimmed carvings, and photos of the British Royal Family in the corridors all reflect the ultimate luxury and aristocratic atmosphere of the Victorian era. Queen Elizabeth II stayed here when she visited Victoria. Visitors can also enjoy traditional afternoon tea here. - Royal BC Museum: The most famous natural and cultural museum in BC, showcasing the province's history from the Ice Age to the present day, with over 14 million precious exhibits. The museum has many vivid dioramas, and the third floor's Aboriginal culture exhibits allow visitors to experience the ancient Aboriginal lifestyle. - Fisherman's Wharf: Located at the westernmost end of the Inner Harbour, the wharf is lined with colorful houseboats, unique bars, studios and guesthouses. Visitors can purchase fresh seafood caught on the day, enjoy British fish and chips, or sunbathe on the deck and enjoy a relaxing time. - Hatley Castle: Built in 1908 by former BC Lieutenant Governor James Dunsmuir, located within Royal Roads University, approximately 37 km west of Victoria city centre. The castle's elegant architecture, luxurious interior decoration and exquisite gardens attract many visitors who are curious about the lifestyle of Victoria's wealthy in the early 20th century. - Inner Harbour: The heart of the city and one of the most popular tourist destinations. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful bay and harbour, with important buildings such as the Parliament Building, Empress Hotel and Pan Pacific Hotel surrounding it. Street performers add to the vibrant atmosphere. - Victoria Chinatown: The oldest Chinatown in Canada, with Fan Tan Alley being the place where opium was traded in the 19th century. Visitors can find various affordable restaurants and authentic Asian markets, and experience the unique oriental cultural atmosphere. Hotels: - Fairmont Empress Hotel: As one of Victoria's iconic hotels, it not only boasts a prime location near the Inner Harbour, but also features unique architectural style and interior decoration. It offers high-quality accommodation and dining experiences, allowing guests to feel like they've travelled back to the Victorian era. - Victoria Marriott Inner Harbour Hotel: With an excellent location near the Inner Harbour and many attractions, the hotel offers spacious and comfortable rooms, as well as complete facilities including a restaurant, gym and meeting rooms. It is suitable for both business travellers and leisure tourists. - Oak Bay Beach Hotel: Located in the Oak Bay area, the hotel offers a peaceful and scenic environment with ocean views. It provides various room types and suites, as well as spa and restaurant facilities. It is a perfect place to enjoy a relaxing vacation. - Hecate Inn: This boutique hotel features a unique design style and a warm atmosphere. It offers personalized service, beautifully decorated rooms and complete facilities. The price is relatively affordable, making it suitable for tourists who value quality and value for money.