Manju Warrier is in her 'healing era,' spreading good vibes in Canada

Actress Manju Warrier and her regular travel buddies Kunchacko Boban, Ramesh Pisharody, Mithun Ramesh and others seem to have had an unforgettable Canadian trip in the recent times. The actress has posted a handful of wanderlust-inducing photos and videos that can spark travel envy in anyone for sure. It looks like the team travelled in and around Toronto, exploring its many stunning streets, lakeside cottages, wellness and healing centres, historic lighthouses and more. The group had revealed in the past that travelling is a regular affair for them, and Kunchacko Boban's wife Priya is their regular trip planner, who is adept at picking postcard-worthy spots and jaw-dropping experiences at various destinations. 

In one of the pictures, she can be seen sitting facing a wall at a popular Canadian Health food chain, which has the words 'in my healing era' in a wavy pattern. In the comment section of her post, many are also saying how they feel happy that Manju looks at peace. The picture seems to be taken at HEAL Wellness,' known for its special smoothies, superfood and acai bowls. Manju is also seen cycling outside one of the oldest surviving landmarks of Toronto, which is the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse. Interestingly, the spot is also known for a ghost story about its first-ever keeper, who was apparently murdered in 1815. 

Top destination for Indian tourists
For Indian tourists visiting Canada, Toronto, which has a massive Indian diaspora, is one of the top destinations. It is known to have easy flight connectivity and direct flights from Mumbai and Delhi, with Indian airlines like Air India. Tourists say it's easy to find authentic Indian food here, as it also has many universities where thousands of Indian students study. Many Indian languages like Hindi, Tamil and Punjabi are also widely understood in Toronto, according to the Consulate General of India in Vancouver.

The most popular tourist spots in Toronto are:
a) CN Tower, which offers panoramic views of the city
b) Niagara Falls, which is a 90-minute drive away
c) Toronto Islands with sandy beaches
d) Royal Ontario Museum, which is the largest museum of art and culture in the country
e) Ripley's Aquarium of Canada, which houses thousands of marine animals