Bhagyashree jetted off on a vacation to Vancouver, Canada and also shared updates from the serene getaway on social media. On Monday, she posted a few videos on her Instagram Stories from the city's popular tourist hotspot, the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. In one clip, Bhagyashree offered fans a peek into the lush green scenery dotted with dense trees. It was a through-and-through nature-lover's paradise, ideal for those who wish to spend a quiet afternoon away from bustling city life.
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In a separate video, Bhagyashree walked through a wooden corridor inside the park. Next, she clicked selfies while standing on the hanging bridge.
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More About Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
The park's name, Capilano, is inspired by the Squamish Nation's Kia'palano, which translates to "beautiful river." Soaring 230 feet (70 metres) above the Capilano River, the swinging bridge stretches 137 metres (450 feet) from the well-maintained and lush gardens decorated with First Nations totem poles to the tranquil rainforest.
You might have to take wobbly steps while walking on the bridge, but do not get scared by the constant swaying. The bridge, originally constructed from cedar planks and hemp rope in 1889, can now handle the weight of a fully loaded 747 plane. In fact, the sturdy steel cables make it strong enough to carry more than 70 adult elephants.
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Other Attractions at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
Treetops Adventure:
This adventurous walk begins from the timber-frame Treehouse to towering canopy platforms, interconnected by seven suspension bridges. The treehouse, built in 2004, is made using only reclaimed wood.
Cliffwalk:
These gravity-defying narrow walkways equipped with grated floors hover 30 storeys above the Capilano River Canyon, delivering sweeping views of the surroundings.
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Living Forests:
A winding path through the vibrant West Coast rainforest greets you after crossing the bridge. Explore the forest and watch the ancient trees standing tall for ages as the scented air fills your heart with glee. You can also spot a variety of birds and animals here.
Kia'palano:
Admire the quirky wooden carvings on totem poles built by Indigenous tribes and learn about their rich cultural heritage.
This place should be on every adventure lover's bucket list.
