Some Love Stories Don’t Need Subtitles. ❤️🌍 @travelalberta
Some Love Stories Don’t Need Subtitles. ❤️🌍  @travelalberta
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Alberta makes more than a few scene-stealing appearances in the new Korean drama "Can This Love Be Translated?" on Netflix, and let’s just say… the scenery says it all. From wide-open landscapes to unforgettable moments, some places speak every language.

Did you spot some of these locations in episodes 4, 5 and 6? Let us know in the comments which ones we missed!

📍Galaxie Diner, Calgary
📍The Next Page, Calgary
📍Lougheed House, Calgary
📍Crescent Heights, Calgary
📍Baker Park, Calgary
📍Cascade Ponds, Banff National Park
📍Highway 742, Kananaskis
📍Horseshoe Canyon, Canadian Badlands

📺 Now streaming 12 episodes on Netflix.

📽️ by hanso.c_

Tag TravelAlberta in your wild adventures.

#ExploreAlberta #CanThisLoveBeTranslated #netflix

Correction: The show wasn't filmed at Lake Louise, but it's still an iconic destination for anyone visiting Banff National Park.
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