Geography with a twist, and a guide for every place

Who we are

Letsa is a small Canadian studio run by Letsa Inc. We publish the Letsa Atlas channel on YouTube and Instagram, and we build this site as a home for the guides behind each video. We are independent: no destination, hotel or tourism board pays us to write about a place.

How we research a guide

• We start from the geography: why is this place unusual, and is it something a visitor can actually see or do?
• We use official and well-established sources: national and park authorities, UNESCO, Wikipedia and Wikivoyage, and operator pages for hours and access. Each guide lists the sources we checked, with the date.
• When sources disagree on a number, such as a height or an elevation, we say so instead of picking one quietly.
• We do not give prices, hours or entry rules as facts when they change often. We point you to the official source and tell you when we last checked.
• For places where governments advise against travel, we say that first and do not publish a trip plan.

How we keep guides current

Every guide shows the date we checked it. We revisit guides when something important changes, such as an eruption, a closure or a new entry rule, and we update the date when we do.

Corrections

If you spot a mistake or something out of date, write to hello@letsa.ca. We check it and fix confirmed errors.

Affiliate links

Some pages have a stay-search link to Booking.com. If you book through it, Letsa Atlas may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. It does not change what we write about a place, and we do not add a booking link to places where travel is not advised.

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