Touring Toronto’s Chinatowns guide:

Dragon boat races, acupuncture, or karaoke today?? Or perhaps purchase scorpions, tea flowers or goji berries? Welcome – to the largest Chinese community in North America!

An Online Tour Guide:

to play and pause as you wish
providing a day or two of entertainment for less than $5
including insider tips, maps and directions
fascinating information throughout your route
and tons of photos because 'a picture is worth 1000 words'

Like having a friend show you around!

Touring Toronto’s Chinatowns; In Toronto you can find unusual Chinese foods, and eat your way from Beijing to Tibet! There are at least six ‘Chinatowns’ and over 30 malls that could be classified as such. This is the largest (half-million) Chinese community in North America. You can immerse yourself in culture, religions, and dragon boat races… learn several dialects or Karaoke songs in Chinese… or get your ailments treated with acupuncture and herbs. You can buy scorpions, tea flowers or goji berries, and even paper money and airplanes – to keep your ancestral spirits happy! Explore these and more with your expert personal guide, available 24/7 on your schedule!

Touring Toronto’s Chinatowns Highlights

Introduction
Downtown Chinatown
Chinatown East
Chinatown West
Pacific Mall Markham
Restaurants & Much More…

Transportation	Walking & Driving
Specialty	City/Town, City/Town
Tour Type	Guided Tour – play before & while you tour

And much much more…

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Additional information

Package	QuietGuide (Pictures + Text)
Author	Ruth Lor Malloy
Transportation	Walking & Driving
Specialty	City/Town
Tour Type	Guided Tour – play before & while you tour, Guided Tours & Travel Logs

Ruth Lor Malloy

Ruth Lor Malloy is a freelance travel writer and prize-winning photographer currently based in Toronto, Canada. She has lived in India, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Kazakhstan, and the United States. Ruth has published guidebooks on China, worked as a tour guide, and collected ethnic clothing for museums. Her winter sport is alpine skiing, and she has an enjoyable website.