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Walking through Niagara Falls Park-USA and Rainbow Bridge, August 2008. In the side of USA, it is possible to touch water of Niagara Falls.

If I do, what type of visa?
I am from Mexico. I will be visiting Canada and already have a visa. I want to see the NIagara Falls even on the US, the whole thing. I don’t have a US visa right now. Do I have to apply for one?

When I went to Canada from USA, I made a short video on Rainbow Bridge to see a beautiful view of Niagara Falls , August 2008.

A TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow of a travel blog to Niagara Falls, Canada by TravelPod blogger Alexndean titled “Niagara Falls, Canadian side!” Alexndean’s travel blog entry: “From Toronto we travelled down to Niagara Falls for a day and a bit… Dean: As mentioned in the previous entry (which we have put as a separate entry in case any other travellers do a search on Toronto or Niagara Falls within the TravelPod site), we got a really good deal on our travel arrangements from Toronto to Niagara Falls. We got into Niagara Falls (on the Canadian side) at about midday and after dropping off our backpacks at the hostel we went for a walk up the river to the falls. The first ones we saw were the ‘American Falls’ and from a distance I was not that impressed. However once I got close enough to see just how big they actually are I changed my mind. They are very impressive! We then saw the ‘Horseshoe Falls’ from a distance (as they are a little further up from the American Falls). These are even bigger and are just superb! Absolutely amazing – the amount of power in the water is just awesome. We then went on the ‘Maid of the Mist’ ferry boat which I highly recommend (and is cheaper and way better than going up the CN Tower in Toronto!). The boat takes you right past the American Falls (where you really get to understand how big they are) and then into the horseshoe area of the Horseshoe Falls. This was really cool – to be in the middle of the Horseshoe Falls, with water heaving …