Stanley Park History, Travel Information, Hotels, Fare, Geography, Facts And More

Stanley Park is one of the longest parks situated in the Vancouver downtown situated in Canada. The park is positioned on about 400 hectares of land. The park has various unknown mysteries. The word Stanley has a different history to be the title of the park, as the park was named after Lord Frederick Stanley, the Governor-General at present. The park has some extreme features which can be treated to the eyes which include the aquarium, the miniature train, and the polar bear exhibit which were installed at the time of the post-war period. The park is filled with an ample number of trees which adds up t the beauty of the park. The park has an alluring fountain that was shipped from Chicago and also has lost lagoons which is cheery on the top which was added to the list in the year 1916.
The park has one unique piece of the gun which was a trade-in from England in the year 1816 to Canada and was then located in Stanley Park and every day at 9 PM a gunshot voice is overhead in the which is a symbol of 9o' clock gun which was set for the common public and the ships to port at the correct time. The land where the park is now located was first used a logged and then it was cleared to built sawmill but later it turned into a huge Stanley Park. The park has a record of visiting more than 8 million people from past several years and it is said that visitors have their best of time at the park and often some of the tourists are lucky to experience the appearance of the lost Canadian animal which can be often seen at the Lost Lagoon or at Beaver Lake installed inside the park. The park is the most attractive place visited in Canada by the tourists and the natives as well.