Edmonton may be known as Alberta’s capital and a gateway to the North, but it also holds a title few cities can claim: home to the largest mall in North America. And not just any mall. **West Edmonton Mall** is like someone said, “What if we made a mall... but also added a water park, roller coasters, a pirate ship, an ice rink, a shooting range, a sea lion show, a chapel, and a hotel shaped like a fantasy castle?”
If ever there was a city having an identity crisis—in the best possible way—it’s Calgary. One part slick and modern metropolis, one part dusty rodeo town, Calgary is where cowboy hats meet coffee shops, and glass skyscrapers rise over bucking broncos. Nestled between prairie and peaks in southern Alberta, it’s a city that doesn’t just surprise you—it throws you right into the ring.
Deep within the forests of Tochigi Prefecture lies a place where myth and mystery echo through sacred halls. At first glance, Nikkō Tōshō-gū looks like any other stunning Shinto-Buddhist shrine—gilded, intricate, layered with centuries of craftsmanship. But step inside the Yakushi-dō Hall, look up, and clap your hands just once. The dragon will respond.
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