Scottish Highlands Local Tour

Local travel in the Scottish Highlands: Scotland is planning to separate, but it has not happened after all, so there is no need to re-plan travel routes to the UK. Scotland has vast highlands and unique cultural scenery. It has countless castles and palaces, and a young man in a skirt plays a high-pitched and distant bagpipe. It is very beautiful when you think about it. 1. The Old Man of Storr The Old Man of Storr is located at the foot of Trotternish Mountain. It has the most spectacular scenery on the entire Skye Island and a lot of myths and stories. 2. Kilchurn Castle This is a castle built from the 15th to the 17th century. It is located on a stone peninsula in the northeast corner of Loch Awe. As the water level rises and falls, it sometimes exists like an independent island, giving it a feeling of isolation. 3. Glenfinnan Viaduct In the north of Scotland, there are the rolling Grant Mountains, with many mountains forming the Scottish Highlands that fascinate many travelers. The Hogwarts Express also became popular with "Harry Potter", and many young movie fans went to Scotland to take this magical train and experience the shock of the steam locomotive. 4. Fiddle Rock, Mali If someone proposes to you next to Fiddle Rock under the aurora, please say yes! This is undoubtedly a very romantic and tasteful thing. 5. Orkney Islands The prehistoric stone formations that have been on Orkney Island for six thousand years seem to tell people that the history of Scotland that we see and know is just a short moment in the long river of the universe. 6. Glen Coe of the Three Sisters, Highlands. Scotland’s canyons and lakes are long, narrow and deep. They are landforms caused by glacial intrusion. Glen Coe is a canyon area in the southern part of the Scottish Highlands and is also a representative attraction in the highlands. Harry Potter classmates also came here to film in the third episode. Of course, more people who came here were mountaineering enthusiasts. 7. Dunnottar Castle, North East Scotland. Does it look a bit familiar, like a certain window computer desktop background? Dunnottar Castle is located in the northeast of Scotland. It is like a ruin, but it attracts countless couples to come here to make vows. So where have all the oaths of friendship between Scotland and England gone? Reminder: Don’t rush to remit money or pay a deposit before seeing the real thing to avoid being cheated. Other food-travel related pictures