Introducing THE majestic Fairmont hotel. It looks like a castle built in the medieval ages, and definitely the old quebec quarter is charmed by it presence.

It’s quite a rare sight to see a main road in the busy Toronto city without any cars. The metal rods of the bicycle may be rusty, but the seat still requires some protection from the sun and the atmospheric pollutants!

Porte par Le Vent. This amazing harp musician was playing in the streets of Quebec city and i was simply mesmerised by his music. He gets so involed in his music when he’s playing – it’s bewildering to see how his gentle plucking produces such beautiful notes.

From yet another view point, you can’t but just awe at how smooth the water flows. How smooth? As smooth as silk.

It was quite remarkable to witness the speed at which the river flows down and becomes a waterfall.

The Majestic Niagara Falls. It actually is not that big as you would imagine it to be. But of course, it is still undisputedly the world’s largest!

Niagara falls. No wonder they call it the Rainbow bridge.

This was taken on a beautiful Saturday evening. Harbourfront, Toronto.

It seem like the grandpa is havign the ‘gotcha’ moment with the kids, water spurting from his camera!