United Kingdom Tourism

The United Kingdoms or more commonly known as the UK is made up of four countries, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and England. Scotland, Wales, and England make up the Great Brittan. The United Kingdom is located on the north-western coast of the European continent. The north and west regions of UK consist of sharp mountain ranges, valleys, and high grounds. This part of UK was formed during the last ice age a time when the entire region was covered by glaciers. Southern England is covered with rolling hills/ Scotland and northwest England filled with many lakes also known as lochs. These lakes were a result of the melting glaciers. They are often narrow, and ling and many can be several meters deep. The legend of the Loch Ness monster comes from here, as per the legend a monster names Nessie, lives in these lochs.

The best time to visit the UK is the Summers. The weather is fab; the cities are bustling, the streets are swarming with people. The general atmosphere is bright and lovely. Although it's not expected to get too hot in the UK during the summer, the temperature on an odd day can reach 30 degrees Celsius and these days can be quite muggy and unbearable, especially if you are sightseeing all day.

There are many attractions in the UK that date back to pre-historic, ancient, medieval and modern times and can be visited even today. And the country does not disappoint. You can visit the mysterious Stonehenge. It is probably one of the oldest and intact monuments of the pre-historic ear. Or the Buckingham Palace, the royal residence of Queen Elizabeth built in 1703. It holds within it hundreds of years of history, conspiracy, secrets and untold stories. You can visit the Key gardens one of the most renowned and largest botanical gardens in the world. 

Take a trip to Madame Tussauds, a one of a kind unique museum in the world. It is home to wax statues of many iconic people in the history of the world. Indian actors such as Amitabh Bachan, Aishwarya Rai, Shah Rukh among others have their statues unveiled at this very museum in London. Or stroll along iconic landmarks such as the Trafalgar square and enjoy it led lit fountains and intricate artwork and sculpture. Or have a romantic dinner on the Thames with your loved one. You are bound to leave with a strong desire to return to the UK and in many wonders, make this a desirable and popular tourist destination.