🇬🇧 Isle of Skye, the Island of Skye｜The Rough and Gentle Whispers of the Scottish Highlands

#Overseas travel When the mist of the Quirein Mountains flowed along the sharp ridges like sawtooth, and when the double rainbow reflected in the mist of the Realt Falls, I finally believed. The Isle of Skye was an emerald accidentally dropped by God—the silver blood of Celtic mythology flowed through each crack. The ‘Most Beautiful Island in the World’ by National Geographic—this secret paradise in Scotland writes a unique wilderness epic in the storms of the North Atlantic with cliffs, castles, and legends. ✨Recommended Attractions 🗿 Old Man of Storr • Walk through a forest of Jurassic basalt columns, a mystical experience reminiscent of the alien landing site in the film Prometheus • Place your hand on the mossy rock walls to feel Celtic patterns, and legend has it that touching three specific rocks will awaken a sleeping giant 💧 Fairy Pools • Glacial waters flow through basalt, creating a ghostly blue glow as they cascade through sapphire pools • See the ‘Fairy Stairs’ – natural basalt steps leading to hidden waterfalls, and legend has it that you can hear the sound of harps on full moon nights 🌋 Quiraing • Drive the ‘world’s most dangerous scenic road’ and take in the breathtaking views of the cliffs plunging straight into the North Sea • The Misty Mountains from The Lord of the Rings Called the Model House, the highland cattle emerge from the pine forests like moss-covered statues 🏰 Dunvegan Castle • Scotland’s oldest inhabited castle, with a “fairy flag” in the cellar that is said to summon an army of fairies • Take a boat to the rocky isle where seals gather, and the sight of grey pups frolicking in the waves makes you feel like a creature created by God’s mistake 🌊 Neist Point • On the westernmost cliffs of England, you can see the fins of humpback whales slicing across the ocean horizon (April to October only) • Check out the lighthouse keeper’s secret diary wall—one page from 1942 reads, “Tonight, a mermaid knocked on the window.” 💦 Lealt Falls • Follow the gorge where rainbows often appear, and you’ll come across the wondrous sight of two or three rainbows in the mist of the waterfall. • After the rain, fossils from the Jurassic period are clearly visible on the rock face, and traces of trilobites and ammonites are engraved.