When in the UK, don’t miss these historic Scottish towns

Our typical Scottish town tour begins in St. Andrews. This small town on the east coast of Scotland is the birthplace of golf and has world-famous golf courses. In addition to golf, St. Andrews is also known for its ancient university and stunning coastline. Walking along the seaside in St. Andrews, feeling the gentle sea breeze and watching seagulls flying, is refreshing. Then we headed to the University of St. Andrews, an ancient institution that is one of the four oldest universities in Scotland. Walking around the university campus, you can feel the strong academic atmosphere. After finishing our itinerary in St. Andrews, we headed to Inverness, the northernmost city in Scotland, known for its tranquil rivers and beautiful natural scenery. The Inverness River flows quietly through the city, with crystal clear water and green trees on both sides. We walked along the river bank, admiring the beautiful scenery along the river and feeling the tranquility and harmony of nature. Find a cafe by the river to sit down, taste fragrant coffee, and enjoy a leisurely afternoon. For accommodation along the way, we chose to stay at The Highland Hotel Strathpeffer. Located in the Scottish Highlands, this hotel is renowned for its elegant surroundings and excellent service. The hotel is located in a peaceful valley, surrounded by beautiful natural scenery. The rooms are spacious, bright and well-equipped, making people feel the warmth and comfort of home. In the hotel restaurant, we tasted authentic Scottish cuisine, and every dish was unforgettable. I deeply felt the natural beauty and humanistic charm of Scotland. #NovemberGood Places 2024 #usj #sunway