Quebec Fall Foliage Tour: A Symphony of Dreamy Canyons and Sacred Churches

In the Canyon Sainte-Anne of Quebec, I encountered a feast of colors. The maple leaves, like paints on a palette, were splashed freely, dressing the canyon in a poetic and picturesque manner. Red, yellow, and green intertwined into a flowing painting, with every step taken in the rhythm of nature. Walking along the path, it felt like entering a dreamy fairy tale world, feeling the breath and pulse of nature. The Basilica of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, on the other hand, is a spiritual beacon in this sea of red leaves. The spire of the church pierces the sky, contrasting sharply with the surrounding red leaves, as if it were a dialogue between history and nature. Stepping into the church, I felt as if I had traveled through time, experiencing the solemnity and sanctity. Sunlight filtered through the stained glass, casting brilliant patterns on the floor, mesmerizing anyone who gazed upon them. Travel Tips: 1. Best Time: The best time to view the fall foliage is around October to November when the maple leaves are at their reddest and the scenery is most enchanting. 2. Clothing Recommendations: Due to the varied terrain of the canyon, it is recommended to wear comfortable hiking shoes and outdoor-appropriate clothing. 3. Photography Tips: Utilize the soft light of early morning or late afternoon to capture the most beautiful moments of the maple leaves.