Things to do in Jordan

5.1当天去的尼亚加拉大瀑布，很幸运正好赶上雾中少女号游轮开航，30美金去体验了一下在大瀑布下的大雨倾盆劈头盖脸从头到脚浇下的感觉，景点会发雨衣，记得自己带鞋套不然全湿。但想看全加拿大那边的瀑布还是乘船效果最好。尼亚加拉大瀑布有好几处观景台，时间长的话可以都去看看，另外还有个风洞景区可以看到新娘面纱瀑布。美国瀑布在不收费的观景台也能看到，但最好的角度也是乘雾中少女号游轮欣赏

This street is awesome for anyone to visit! I really love the buses that pass through the street and take you everywhere. So many food and cocktail restaurants, souvenir shops, and places to play.

Recommended Day to Visit: SATURDAY On weekends there are flea market beside the main building. pretty cool to check it out for handcrafted goods. The market itself has lots of awesome goodies like sweets and snacks to taste from. Very local and very friendly store keepers. DO BRING CASH!! Not all stores accept card payments.

The University of Toronto building was a drab gray, covered in vines, some windows were dark and gaping. Students lay sprawled on the lawn, sunbathing, their backpacks tossed aside. Passing through the archway, the lettering on the stone wall was worn smooth to the touch. A squirrel darted out of a trash can, snatching a potato chip. A guitarist sat on the steps of the library, playing a languid tune. Turning out, across the street was the Chinatown sign, bright red, a stark contrast.

Daily report of the waterfall group, the flower clock is a distance from the waterfall, many people come to take photos, the area of large flowers is also very beautiful.

I am here# Spadina Avenue is a main north-south street in downtown Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It starts from the Gardiner Expressway in the south and ends at Bullock Street in the north. The Spadina Avenue we are talking about today refers to the section of Spadina between Queen Street West and Bullock Street, not far from City Hall. In a broad sense, it is Chinatown The signs in Chinatown are written in both Chinese and English (as shown in the picture), and the government has also set a precedent by setting up a road sign with "Chinatown" written in Chinese on the Gardiner Expressway Today, Toronto's Chinatown is one of the most famous Chinatowns in North America. There are more than 400,000 Chinese people nearby. It's amazing that my great China has its people all over the world

Dundas-Yonge Street is the Nanjing Road of Toronto. It is very lively every day with a constant flow of people. I also watched an IMAX movie "Shazam!" here and drank the long-missed milk tea. It was really a very happy experience.

Beautiful sight of Toronto city taken from Toronto Islands assessable by ferry.

It is mid-September now and there are no more flowers, but it is still very comfortable, with green everywhere, fresh air, blue sky and white clouds. The park is not big, but it is in the city center, so it is nice to take a walk 👍.