Saskatchewan
A prairie province in central Canada, with endless wheat fields in the south and countless lakes and forests in the north, ideal for relaxed prairie and lake-country trips.
Saskatchewan lies in central Canada. The south is classic North American prairie dominated by agriculture, while the north is boreal forest dotted with tens of thousands of lakes. The capital, Regina, has attractions such as the RCMP Heritage Centre, and Saskatoon is built along the South Saskatchewan River, with nearby Wanuskewin Heritage Park showcasing Indigenous culture. Grasslands National Park offers bison and prairie landscapes, and Prince Albert National Park is good for boating and camping. Summer suits lake and prairie trips, while winter is cold and long. Regina and Saskatoon both have airports.