Have you been somewhere so beautiful that it left you with magical memories? I had! Two years ago, for the first time I’ve visited Scotland and it was the most wonderful experience that the photos I’ve taken doesn’t do justice. I was scrolling old files and found some old pictures that gave me the feels. So here are some of my favourite …
The first castle that I have visited in Scotland was the Cawdor Castle – located ten miles east of Inverness. It was believed that the castle is somewhat connected to William Shakespeare’s Macbeth. The earliest documented date for the castle is 1454 with several times of expansion. I was pretty chuffed with the thought of visiting a real …
What would you feel if you happen to be standing in a field where more than 500 people died? Creepy isn’t it? Our second trip in Scotland was visiting the famous Culloden Battlefield. Located in the east of Inverness (Google Maps). A place where the last battle in British soil took place on 16 April …
Our first day in Scotland: We drove to the east of Inverness to visit the prehistoric monument called Clava Cairns, a well-preserved Bronze Age cemetery (Google Maps). It consists of three burial cairns enclosed by stone circles. The cairns were built about 4,000 years ago. Imagine 4,000 years ago!? Amazing how they have preserved such old monument. The …
Heya all! I’m back from a long holiday feeling refreshed / appreciate life more. I’m so excited to share to you all the wonderful memories of my visit to Scotland – Inverness where I stayed most of the time. My favourite city Edinburgh, England – the busy metropolitan London, Liverpool, and Leeds. So stay tuned …