1. Preparation

Air tickets & accommodation

UK visa

2. 12-day itinerary

12 days holiday, 13,000 RMB, where can I go? How can it be played? My answer is, I want to go to the British Isles where the sun never sets. Starting from London at the southern end, we go north to Cambridge, where we pay homage to the University of Cambridge, the highest university in the UK, and go fishing on the Cam River; then we stop in York, where we review the history of England in the medieval style; and then we go all the way north to arrive at Men Wearing Plaid Shorts Skirt Scotland, appreciate the symbol of Scottish spirit amidst the salute of Edinburgh Castle, and then enter the interior of the Scottish Highlands through the endless mountains and lakes and canyons; after resting in Scotland's largest city, Glasgow, head south to the beautiful Lake District to see the hills, water and swans. Finally back to London to enjoy the craziness of discount season.

Day 1:

Take the Polish Airlines flight Beijing-Warsaw-London

Exit customs at London Heathrow Airport

Take the subway , arrived in London, UK

I gathered with my classmates at a Turkish restaurant in Wimbledon. The townhouse on the outskirts of London is so handsome. When will I be able to have a garage in front and a garden in the back?

Blog post: First introduction to England - the empire on which the sun never sets D1

Beijing and the UK are more than 108,000 miles apart, with a time difference of 7 hours. Our flight leaves in the morning and lands in the evening local time, so we prepare in advance, synchronize the time on the plane with London, and work according to London time.

After arriving at the local area and having a good night's rest, the jet lag will not be a problem the next day, and you can jump up and down energetically in the following days.

At the airport immigration, we are the last group of passengers to clear customs today. The handsome guy looks like a tired version of his favorite British actor James McAvoy. The chief asked us what we were doing here? How to afford travel? And where to play? Due to the long flight and jet lag, my brain could hardly move at that time, so I answered mechanically: go cambrdge and york tomorrow and then go upstairs to edingurgh then downstairs to lake district. Handsome guy laughing, upstairs? i think lake district is much more higher and u should go upstairs then. funny officers and funny girls. Sanniu stupidly entered the customs smoothly.

▼The young people in China were very happy when Poland was in transit.

▼Polish mushrooms on the plane.

European and American girls all have deep eyes and long eyelashes, I like them~!

▼The moment before the plane landed in London, the pastoral scenery outside the window.

▼Exotic dinner at Wimbledon.

▼The cottage in Wimbledon.

Day 2:

Start early in the morning and take the British City Railway to Cambridge 1 hour later

After arriving in Cambridge, store your luggage and travel light to Cambridge. River Queen's Pier

Paddle up the River Cam and listen to Cambridge students introducing the history of each college

Visit the four major colleges of Cambridge and Cambridge towns

Stay in Cambridge for 5-6 hours, return to the station in the afternoon, pick up your luggage, and continue north to York

Two hours later, we arrived in the medieval-style town of York, checked into the Guesthouse, packed up briefly, and set off for a brief trip to the ancient city. Tour

Blog post: Cambridge - The Empire on which the Sun Never Sets D2

First impression of the ancient city of York YROK - The Empire on which the Sun Never Sets D2

▼Cambridge Station, The car rental club on the right side of the station can temporarily store your luggage.

4 A piece of luggage for a fat man is a bit expensive, but it is better than dragging a big suitcase around Cambridge.

It takes about half an hour to walk from Cambridge Station to the Cambridge campus.

▼The punting boat is very big, and blankets are thoughtfully prepared, so you can lie on the boat and bask in the sun, which is quite comfortable.

▼Beautiful photos of the pole.

▼Pitching on the Cam River, the scenery on the shore.

▼The scenery on the shore.

▼The scenery on the shore.

▼The market in the center of Cambridge town.

Day 3:

After enjoying an English breakfast at the Guesthouse in the morning, head to the ancient city of York under the warm sun

Admire the York minster church

Looking up at the buildings surrounded by magical green lawns at the foot of the cllifort tower

Shambles on Butcher Street

I made a reservation for Betty's afternoon tea in the afternoon

along the ancient Walking the Ancient York Wall

In the evening, pick up your luggage and go to Glasgow, the political center of Scotland, and check into The Brunswick Hotel

Blog post: One-day tour of the ancient city of York YROK - the empire on which the sun never sets D3

▼Cllifort tower

▼Betty's afternoon tea

▼York Minster church

▼Acient York Wall

▼York Ancient City

Day4-Day5:

In the past two days, I signed up for a two-day tour group from Glasgow to the Highlands and started blind travel

Website: Tours in the Highlands

Go to Loch Ness in the afternoon

Stay overnight in Drumnadrochit in the evening

Start early the next morning to visit Urquhart Castle and take a cruise on Loch Ness< /p>

Great Glen

Via Stirling, return to Glasgow

Blog post: Scottish Highlands and Loch Ness

Glasgow, the eternal blue sky

▼Brian, our driver and tour guide for two days.

▼The scenery in the highlands is very similar to that in southern Tibet.

▼Loch Ness has arrived.

▼Looking at Loch Ness, it’s cold and beautiful.

▼Urquhart Castle.

▼Urquhart Castle.

▼Sightseeing boat on Loch Ness.

▼Great Glen.

▼On the way back to Glasgow, we stopped at a Victorian-style town.

Day 6:

It’s a cloudy day. Today we will take the train to Edinburgh, a one-day trip.

Edinburgh Castle

Greyfriars Bobby's Bar

Eat Huggies

St.Giles cathedral

Shopping in the Royal Mile

Climbing Cardin Hill to see the panoramic view of Edinburgh

Blog post: Celebration at Edinburgh Castle

Cashmere and lunch at the Royal Mile in Edinburgh

Panoramic view of Calton Hill Edinburgh

▼Interior of Edinburgh Castle.

▼The cannon at Edinburgh Castle.

▼The cannon lighting ceremony at Edinburgh Castle at 1 o'clock.

▼Scottish famous food: Huggies.

▼St.Giles cathedral.

▼Climb up Calton Hill for a panoramic view of Edinburgh.

▼The sun is still shining in Edinburgh at nine o'clock in the evening.

Day 7:

We will set off to the Lake District this afternoon and spend a half-day tour in Glasgow in the morning.

Glasgow Cathedral in the morning

Feeding pigeons in George Square

Goma Modern Art Museum

It started to rain at noon, and the center of Glasgow is not big There is only one bustling commercial street. One end of the wide street is John Lowis, and the other end is the river in Glasgow. Suitable for shopping.

▼Feed pigeons and seagulls in George Square.

These little creatures are so clever that they can catch the bread I throw in the air.

▼Interior of Glasgow Cathedral.

▼Interior of Goma Museum of Modern Art.

▼Glasgow in the rain.

Day 8:

On the 12th, today is a complete day in the Lake District.

Windermere

Ambleside

Grasmere Gingerbread House

Walking to the top of the hill

Windermere and Bowness

Grasmere in the Lake District

Ambleside in the Lake District

Hiking on the hilltop in the Lake District

In the Lake District, hiking from Hawkshead to hilltop is not a classic hiking route. Hiking for an hour on the road is quite dangerous, but it is full of beautiful memories. .

Beyond the stone fence on the roadside, there are green pastures and British black-faced goats. The sheep are either grazing with their heads down or lying lazily in the grass.

We stopped in front of the beautiful scenery to take pictures. A British couple strode forward with their dog on the road.

A few people in Hawkshead heard that we were going to hike to the hilltop and reminded us to by walk couples of miles. But when we actually started walking, we reached the Patrix Gallery ticket office on the top of the hill in an hour of stopping.

In fact, you don’t have to walk. You can also take the 525 to get to the hilltop all the way to the ferry stop.

I regret not buying an explore ride to go further. The further away, the fewer people there are, and the scenery may be roughly the same, but I overcome my own little desires and tell myself that I can actually go further.