Canada has a wealth of national parks, each with its own natural beauty and unique features. Here is a list of 20 national parks in Canada, with videos and photos for you to discover their beauty:

1. Banff National Park: Located in the Rocky Mountains of Alberta, Banff is Canada’s oldest national park and is famous for its crystal clear lakes and breathtaking scenery.
2. Jasper National Park: Jasper is another national park in the Rocky Mountains of Alberta, with beautiful mountain scenery, lakes and glaciers.
3. Yoho National Park: Yoho is a national park in southeastern British Columbia, with beautiful waterfalls, lakes and breathtaking scenery.
4. Kootenay National Park: Kootenay is another national park in British Columbia, with mountainous landscapes, hot springs and an abundance of wildlife.
5. Gros Morne National Park: Gros Morne is a national park on the west coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, with fjords, mountains and an abundance of wildlife.
6. Fundy National Park: Fundy is a national park on the east coast of New Brunswick, with breathtaking cliffs, beaches and the famous phenomenon of the world’s highest tides.
7. Kejimkujik National Park: Kejimkujik is a national park in Nova Scotia, known for its ancient forests, lakes and rivers.
8. Terra Nova National Park: Terra Nova is a national park on the east coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, with a wealth of marine life and beautiful beaches.
9. Forillon National Park: Forillon is a national park in Quebec, known for its cliffs, beaches and an abundance of seabirds.
10. La Mauricie National Park: La Mauricie is a national park in Quebec, with beautiful lakes, rivers and waterfalls.
11. Point Pelee National Park: Point Pelee is a national park in Ontario, known for its rich biodiversity and beaches.
12. Bruce Peninsula National Park: Bruce Peninsula is a national park in Ontario, with impressive rock formations and an abundance of marine life.
13. Pukaskwa National Park: Pukaskwa is a national park in Ontario, with beautiful beaches, forests and an abundance of wildlife.
14. Riding Mountain National Park: Riding Mountain is a national park in Manitoba, with beautiful mountain scenery, lakes and an abundance of wildlife.
15. Grasslands National Park: Grasslands is a national park in Saskatchewan, with vast grasslands, canyons and an abundance of wildlife.
16. Wood Buffalo National Park: Wood Buffalo is a national park in Alberta and the Northwest Territories, with an abundance of wildlife, including the world’s largest wood bison.
17. Nahanni National Park: Nahanni is a national park in the Northwest Territories, with stunning canyons, waterfalls and rivers.
18. Auyuittuq National Park: Auyuittuq is a national park in Nunavut, with stunning mountain scenery and glaciers.
19. Quttinirpaaq National Park: Quttinirpaaq is a national park in Nunavut, with stunning arctic scenery and an abundance of wildlife.
20. Sirmilik National Park: Sirmilik is a national park in Nunavut, with stunning glaciers, fjords and an abundance of wildlife.

Each of these Canadian national parks offers a unique and beautiful Canadian wilderness experience.

Canada is truly a country where you will lack time to discover its wonders, if you decide to travel to this country for tourism you will surely want to come back soon, if on the contrary, the reason for your trip is for study or work you will have to fit in some time to visit the most incredible national parks in Canada.

These places are full of stories, enchanting landscapes worthy of being photographed and shared with your friends, and most of them have even been declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. This makes living in Canada all the more interesting, so you can have not only an educational experience (if that’s what you’re looking for) but also an incredible adventure.